As horrible as she is, you have to admire Karen's commitment to the bit. I mean, this lady tried to steal the Redditor's accessible parking space without a placard, then when the police came by to interrogate the situation, she tried to steal the Redditor's disability. And to top it all off, she tried to act light-headed and fake faint. I mean, you can't make all this up. This thread was posted to Reddit's r/entitledparents subreddit by u/little_acacia , who unfortunately suffers from an invisi…

Over a series of texts, this dog owner demanded a dog sitter watch her precious pooch, and she didn't bother to ask nicely. Instead, this entitled mom and dog owner tried every trick in the book to get the dog sitter to take this pup off her hands. Right off the bat, the conversation started with snakiness. The dog mom/Karen defined herself as “a potential and a little upset customer," who was annoyed that the pet sitter didn't answer her fast enough. Despite the pretentious way Karen was talki…

There are people in this world who will simply never learn.

We love when a teacher puts their foot down, but at what cost?

No one said tipping should be about whether or not you’re the mother of the crying baby in the restaurant.

As if people who wear nice clothes don’t steal…

This one is full of twists and turns that give entitled mothers a whole new look.

Entitlement comes in many forms in this life.

Moral of the story: don't live right next to a school.

There's nothing more exhausting than a demanding mother-in-law

It turns out nepo babies even have it easier when it comes to getting that first crappy job that we all have to have, but that doesn't mean you're actually going to be successful in the role. These “first jobs” usually consist of a workplace environment where "doing what you're told" is pretty much your only required skill. So not doing what you're told—because you're an entitled little turd of a human being—generally won't get you very far. That is unless your family has enough money and enoug…

It's always awkward to try and parent someone else's kid, but this woman thinks she did the right thing by asking her brother to make his kids behave . U/C_E_Ki wrote to the r/AmItheA***** subreddit with an important question regarding her family. She writes that she and her GF hosted her brother, his wife, and their two young kids , both under age 5. The OP writes that she was never crazy about the idea, as she and her brother never seem to get along that well when they hang out. But after the…

There's nothing like money and inheritance to drive a wedge between family members.

Karens never fail to make a scene in increasingly bizarre situations!

One Karen ruined her life in a spectacularly fast fashion after getting into a squabble with a construction crew who was just trying to keep a parking spot open. Lots of Karens mess around and find out, but this entitled mom was especially punished for her deeds! As the OP u/BBQLunch, wrote in a classic r/ProRevenge post, they work as a foreman on construction projects , and were working on a rather difficult project on the day of the incident. As they were trying to block off the street so tha…

If there's one universal truth in this world, it's that when there's a fight between a teacher and a parent, the parent will almost always come out on top.