freakout

As long as the choosing beggars continue to present themselves, it's up to the rest of the world to serve them up reality checks, free of charge. This particular impatient choosing beggar experienced a nice wakeup moment, after pestering an artist to rush a free drawing, after they already received one free drawing. The artist absolutely delivered. 

It's a wonder how she ended up in the position of treasurer in the first place. It's a position that literally requires the person to be able to comprehend math, to work over finances. All that we're seeing from the Entitled Karen of the hour here is a sobering failure on her part to understand how 10% works. Like, really? That is some next level confusion. 

They didn't seem stoked about three weeks, as opposed to two weeks. That's how it rolls sometimes for the irrational, rude choosing beggar who simply won't be reasonable when it comes to hammering out the terms on a purchase. If they'd approached the matter with a calm and cool and collected nature, things might've gone very differently. But instead, they threw out threats about snitching. Yikes. 

Karen's always looking for something to get mad about. Such is the way the world works for her, until she gives herself over to exploring that strange thing called peace. In the meanwhile, we have another golden example of someone getting all kinds of worked up over a whole bunch of silly nothing. Yes, it seems that one parent's son wore a playful shirt, and then Karen proceeded to express great discomfort over the signal that the shirt was sending out. Okay then, Karen. 

This entitled neighbor sounds like she was a total nightmare. Apparently, she lost a tree of her own, and within the misery of that experience, she decided to try and take it out on someone else. So, she went and chopped down another person's tree, which just so happened to be a Sequoia that was worth hundreds of thousands of dollars. The pro revenge was successfully had thanks to the watchful eye of a wildlife camera. 

Ah, yes, another case of the choosing beggar resorting to threats, after being told that they couldn't get their way for free. This choosing beggar wanted that drawing for free, and when that request was denied, they figured it was a good time to break out the threats. There's no negotiating with that kind of dramatic entitlement. 

This person was offering some Easter decorations over Facebook on a first come first serve basis. This person said they'd pick them up, didn't, and then it just kind of turned into this. Seems like she might be projecting. The internet is teeming with entitled people and their unreasonable demands, like this mom who lashed out against her babysitter who got a better job.

Some people really just insist on getting mad at everything, even free stuff, like this choosing beggar. After being offered a free Android phone, she proceeded to unleash rage in the comments section over the gracious offer. Confusing and delusional, and genuinely ridiculous. Nice. 

Who even cares if this one's fake. The imaginative conversation revolving around what one would do if their boss texted them telling them to come in, is entertaining enough. Sometimes the best course of action is to just play dumb, and act like it's the wrong number. 

This horrible, narcissistic, and short-tempered boss got what was coming to them when they proceeded to assault an employee, and tried to strangle them. 

People assume it's easy to be a kid, like the whole "not working or paying taxes" thing. That said, a lot of us forget about the challenges of growing up. A lot of being a kid is learning how stupid you are, and discovering all the ways the world can disappoint you. These result in meltdowns over stupid things. Seriously, kids have a lot of dumb meltdowns.

This "nice guy" showed his real colors after his classmate rejected him. He proceeds to unload a barrage of rage-fueled messages about how he gets walked over for being a "nice guy" and complains that he has to spend money to hang out with her in the first place.