entitlement

These choosing beggars just keep coming out of the woodwork. In this case, the "good friend" expects a pair of free custom sneakers. There really isn't any negotiating with that obnoxious level of entitlement. Sounds like all parties concerned would be best served going on their separate ways. 

We're back at it again with a fresh collection of choosing beggars polluting the online world with all kinds of toxic entitlement. Some people really have themselves convinced that the rest of the world is their own personal ATM. There's just no reasoning with people like this. 

This customer decided to intervene on an entitled woman's irritating quest to lock down a sticker (for a free coffee journal) by ultimately doubling back and taking the sticker she'd originally turned down. The only way she could've rubbed it in the entitled customer's face more would've been to eat the sticker in front of her. Sheesh. 

Someone on AskReddit asked for people to share those times they witnessed the real world give a spoiled rich kid a brutal reality check. It can be hard for some folks to learn that the world isn't there to answer their every wish. Daddy's money can't buy everything. 

Bridezillas are obviously the worst part about weddings, and these particular individuals are genuine nightmares. We've got more than bridezillas this time around. We've got a "priestzilla' in the mix, and a good old-fashioned guestzilla that never should've been invited to the big, special day in the first place. 

This manicurist found themselves face to face with quite the delusional choosing beggar. The customer couldn't fathom the fact that the manicurist had that crazy thing called a "social life" outside of her profession. Fortunately, the manicurist was ready to shut down the entitled ignorance with swift savagery. 

Most people know not to waste someone's time with ridiculously low offers, or demand free stuff when they're in no position to choose, but there is a remarkable number of choosing beggars that want the world's riches for free. It's frustrating to watch people rudely demand crap, but it's also pretty satisfying to see people who are way too entitled not get what they want.

These servers are sharing the dirty ins and outs of having to deal with all kinds of entitled and demanding customers. In a perfect world customers would always be considerate, and not make people just trying to help them out with their food have to suffer through a living hell. 

Oh Karen, just cause you don't have insurance doesn't mean you can rely on perfect strangers to pay for your car's damages. To make matters even better with this fine tale of Karen entitlement, it sounds like she found the original post that called her out, and wanted to sue the person over it. As it turns out, Karen doesn't have a whole lot of ground to stand on. 

This woman claims she's all about spreading positivity, and honestly she's doing a kickass job at looking like a terrible, negative person. For someone who is all about spreading the positivity, she's doing anything but that. What kind of individual takes the time to shame people for being broke? That is not the positivity we're familiar with. 

This dad went off on his Facebook post about how he's just plain old fed up with parents handing out cheap Halloween candy to kids. It's got just the right amount of delusional choosing beggar entitlement that we're fairly confident it's got to be a joke. There's just no way a dad would go this far. We've got to hope, at least. 

You'll be hard-pressed to find this extreme level of entitlement anywhere. Using the holidays as an excuse for asking farfetched favors bordering on outright delusional, is low and plain dumb. Duck you indeed. 

Everyone knows that one spoiled rotten kid from growing up who had everything handed to them on a silver platter.

Well, these 15 people shared the worst examples of entitlement they'd witnessed recently on Ask Reddit.