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The landlord expected this business to just leave their stuff so he could sell the whole space to their competitors, but they were having none of it. For more landlord drama, here's a guy who went full Karen when threatened with eviction and revenge that ensued when a landlord who broke the law. Here's another where a landlord refused to give back a deposit so court revenge followed.

If you insist on paying a third of the asking price, get rejected multiple times, and then bully the seller until they seem to magically change their mind and give you exactly what you wanted, you should be a little more skeptical than this guy. People are known to send lowballing dudes on wild goose chases. For another ridiculous car drama, here's a delusional buyer who rejected a $3K civic. The world keeps on turning, and entitled people never stop with their unyielding demands.

Sounds like there could be quite a bit of selfish entitlement at play in this relationship, as it has been described. The guy offered to fund his girlfriend's living requirements, so that she could work on paying off her debt as soon as possible. However, she decided to take this and basically use those privileges to continue living in whatever way suited her fancy. 

And most importantly, not in the way that she agreed upon with her partner. Money is a tricky thing, and it looks like there's one person who is potentially leeching off the other person, through being strategically deceptive. Maybe this relationship isn't meant to be. Who knows? 

Whether it's because people think they deserve to have everything for no effort, or just think they should be allowed to take other people's stuff, the world is full of entitled people and their never-ending demands. From overreaching bosses to ridiculous customers and horrible strangers, there's just a whole lot of entitled individuals with unreasonable demands.

We all like to think, in our own nostalgic haze, that our old toys would be worth something today. In actuality, most of your old magazines, cards and complete collection of McDonald's Transformers probably aren't worth anything. But in some rare cases, people realize 20 years after the fact that their mom threw away thousands of dollars worth of stuff. On the other side of things, here are stupid purchases people regret making.

It's amazing that people still think that it should be common practice to demand work from artists and not have to pay them, but luckily there are times like this when they get called on their BS. The crazy entitlement and unreasonable demands just make them out to be more and more of an utter jerk that no one wants to deal with.

Most people are capable of valuing other people's time, but for some reason there is a striking selection of entitled folks and their never-ending demands. Strangers will outright lie about agreements, and employers will force weird fees onto other people. Others will make insane demands of their friends and family, and straight up complain about getting more than their fair share. Again, most people have some humility, but the world still has its entitled individuals and their unreasonable demands.

Like they say, "you can get a job done well, fast or cheap. Pick two." This person wants all of her pet sitting problems solved now, completely and cheaply and from someone who isn't even really available. Plus, she's being a real jerk about it. For another shot of entitled people with unreasonable demands, check out this delusional buyer in need of a cheap car who rejected a $3K Civic.

Sure, people like getting stuff for cheap and free, but when it's an entitled person who demands something for free and is also a huge ass about it, things get dicey. It can be a landlord, a potential employer, customer or just a stranger. There's entitled individuals with unreasonable demands all over the place.

If it seems like it might even have just a hint of value, people will try selling it online. Two lawnmowers welded together? Sure. A "vintage" bag of Doritos that someone forgot in their cabinet? Absolutely. There's no end to the weird stuff people will try to sell online.

After a series of incidents, it's pretty clear that this neighbor sucks. Nothing says you've won the war with your bad neighbor quite like telling them that you're their new landlord. For another story of a bad neighbor revenge, here's one where and entitled neighbor cut down a tree that ended up costing them 700K.

No matter the time, location, or circumstances, there will still be entitled individuals with their unreasonable demands. They're potential bosses who want everyone to work for free, friends who desperately need a ride but demand to leave late so they can sleep in, and they can even be total strangers who want your stuff for free. To cap it all off, they're usually rude. These entitled folks need to pack up their rotten attitudes.

We live in a world with super rich people and super poor people, and it can get weird as hell. One of the strange consequences of this world is people who try to act super rich, but that often amounts to being total jerks and completely alienating the people around them. Here's a bunch of stories of rich kids getting their world burst by real life, as well as stuff rich people buy that everyone else hardly thinks about.

We personally have done some ridiculously inconvenient things to save not enough money. When you realize that you're spending 3 hours and gas money to go to a store the next town over save three dollars on apple juice, it really makes you reevaluate how much your time is worth. That said, we love a deal and here are stories of people's sketchy cheap buys that ended up being their best purchases. On the other side there are people who try to bully and swindle people out of their dollars or complain over the contents of a dollar taco, and those entitled people need to pack up their rotten attitudes.

This angry Tumblr user shared some helpful advice on how to challenge the laundry industry itself, after seeing yet another article targeting millennials for being clueless. It might actually end up inspiring people to make their own laundry supplies.