jerks

The idea behind having a good product is that more people will buy it, but sadly, companies still lie and abuse their users and customers with all sorts of manipulative products designed by jerks. Sometimes it's not even manipulative. Sometimes it's just stupidly inconvenient. Can't people just sell stuff that's decent without having to resort to having terrible products and services?

When the internet becomes a place for people to share their true feelings about things, you start to get a whole lot of people who truly feel that they're unmatched geniuses whose thoughts are so vast and comprehensive that that they might as well have telekinetic powers. Maybe they're right, maybe they are truly blessed with supreme knowledge. And they use that knowledge to mostly make snide Youtube comments and smear the internet with their bragging.

Whether it's an insane boss, a demanding sibling, or a complete stranger who wants a 500 dollar lawnmower delivered to their house for free, demanding entitled people need to leave and take their attitudes with them. No family gathering, community board, review section or online marketplace is safe from entitled individuals with their absurd demands.

Some folks really don't understand that wasting people's time and energy with unreasonable demands is not a good look. Hats off to the kind of self-obsession that leads people to thinking they can just get free stuff by being jerks all the time. There's no end to entitled folks who need to leave and take their attitudes with them.

Don't let these moments of incredible selfishness get you down, most people are pretty decent. It's just that trashy, antisocial behavior can come from any part of society, and sometimes people's actions are so petty and ridiculously selfish, all you can do is gawk at the trashy moments that belong on garbage island.

Ideally, the buyer/seller relationship should be one where upfront sellers provide a valuable product or service to people who are happy to pay for it. This is often not the case. In reality it can be a one-sided war between companies and consumers, with companies trying every underhanded tactic they can come up with to inconvenience, scare and manipulate their own customers into overpaying for horrible products. Seriously, these products and ads were designed by jerks.

Annoying customers, thieving coworkers, and douchebag family members have all met their end at the hands of these warriors of pettiness. 

For the most part, these folks admit that they didn't have much reason to do what they did other than jealousy or unawareness. Some others were put in a situation where there were very few ways to get out with grace. Either way, they make for a decent story.

Some kids just want to be lazy and copy all your notes. Don't let them win.