entitlement

These choosing beggars and their endless procession of irrational demands, just keep coming. This time we've got a particularly ridiculous choosing beggar who expects a free VCR, but only if the VCR is brand new. Yeah, okay, good luck. Someone can certainly afford to "lose the attitude." 

This entitled "influencer" expected a big discount on a haircut because they were rocking ten thousand followers. Um, first off, these influencers need to give it a rest. Second, ten thousand followers is nowhere close to actually being able to call yourself an influencer. 

These choosing beggars and their wildly irrational demands just keep coming out of the woodwork. There's no possible way to peacefully negotiate with people that insist on spending zero money, when a fixed price has already been clearly listed. 

All kinds of unnecessary drama can arise between roommates, and so much of the drama is sourced in people refusing to practice common social decency. In this case, we have a cheap roommate who thinks they can stop paying for utilities with no consequences. Well, that's not how the world works, and they learn this lesson in the field of common sense through a nice petty revenge. 

These choosing beggars and their endless procession of irrational demands never fail to render us speechless. As long as there are people selling stuff online, we'll have another group of delusional people that insist on being as unreasonable as possible when it comes time to strike a deal. Their general approach is to take what is often a completely reasonable offer, and try to negotiate the price down to nothing. You've got to pay something to get somewhere. Some folks don't seem willing to grasp that reality. 

This choosing beggar thought they'd try and knock down a completely reasonable price for a nice gaming computer by dishing out some story about being divorced, and their third grader desperately wanting said computer. If one can't afford food, maybe they shouldn't be trying to buy an expensive computer. Oh well, these choosing beggars just keep on coming out of the woodwork with their unyielding demands.

These nasty customers were just asking for it. Fortunately the restaurant owner was more than ready to put them in check. Can't imagine the look of outrage on the dad's face. 

Man, oh man, this brief interaction with a choosing beggar is rife with clueless entitlement. The choosing beggar thinks that they won't have to pay the inevitable, required exchange rate on an item if they use an American Express card. Um, that is not how it works, buddy. And then after they get served up a nice reality check, they try to come back around and hustle the seller again. Naturally, that didn't work out at all. 

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Ah, yes, here we have a fine case of a choosing beggar so blinded by their own aggressive entitlement that they think insults will work. The fact that the dude doesn't realize he's being messed with, at a very obvious point in the conversation, really says this conversation was doomed from the start. All we can do with these choosing beggars is try to dish out the reality checks free of charge, when the opportunities present themselves. 

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Man, we've come across a whole lot of ridiculous choosing beggars and their unyielding demands, but this is next level entitlement. Someone won't work for free, so the choosing beggars aka "hardcore band" wants to fight them? Yikes, dudes. Take a minute. 

Someone on AskReddit got a thread going about people's wildest encounters with rich kid syndrome. Some folks walk around with the kind of delusional entitlement that just stops you in your tracks. 

These influencers just keep coming on out of the woodwork with their dispositions of unreal entitlement. In this case, the influencer expects free clothing due to their "influence." Well, listen up, sis, that's not how businesses work. 

Man, this seller really tried to be reasonable with the choosing beggar at hand, but there's no reasoning with blind entitlement. The dude also manages to be rude, and then walks his attitude back, and then does it again. Good luck to that person getting anything, with that kind of approach. 

Check out more wild entitlement with these entitled people and their unreasonable demands.

Talk about an oldie but a goldie. Let the world never forget the time that a dude entered into an absurd conversation with an entitled choosing beggar, who was a friend of his, and was using his Netflix. On top of that, they have the audacity to bug him about paying for his Netflix account. Seriously, this person's just a bright red flag. Yikes. 

Wow, apparently the other free food being offered was not enough. Nope, this entitled lady needed to have that lamb for free. Just reading through this exchange, one can pick up a feeling of hopelessness when it comes to reasoning with these kinds of people. 

It's as if they've unconsciously devoted their time toward looking for a problem, wherever they can create one in the world. And when they're met with acts of genuine helpfulness, they skim right over it, to make noise where no noise need be made. Oh well. 

Ah, yes, we've assembled a hot and bothered batch of times that people went full Karen. Sometimes, folks just decide to approach otherwise peaceful processes like grocery shopping, or eating at a restaurant, with a severe sense of entitlement, and puzzling frustration over things not going exactly as they want. 

Check out some more Karen drama with this story about the time that Karen made a neighborhood miserable, got fined, and ended up going bankrupt.