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All these people are hoping that somewhere, someone else is telling the same story.

Turns out having someone else pay for a sizable chunk of your sh*t is quite the viable strategy. Check out the original article that got Twitter's blood boiling over here!  

When you offer to pay 30 dollars for a 300 dollar laptop, it doesn't help your case to start calling the seller a dumbass who deserves to get hit by a car.

Whether it's a lack of free time or the sheer difficulty, these people have figured out what does NOT work for them.

Lie a lot, act like you own the place, and they have to give you the job, right?

Some of these methods are a mere inconvenience while others are life-shattering. This is spitefulness at its worst.

This recent article from Bloomberg, suggests millennials are garbage tippers, and that as much as 10% decide to forego tipping altogether, while the ones that do fork over 15% tops. 

After-school television always told us that lying is wrong, and that telling the truth is always the best option. So you can see that we're in a bit of a moral bind here, given these stories where lying helped people immeasurably.

Not only are these people trying to get things for free, they're not even making a good effort at it.

Some people simply CAN'T be reasoned with. 

"Landowner Dennis" has a history of trying to shut down parties, not following through on basic maintenance, and is generally a total buzzkill. After multiple incompetent acts and a final threat, it's time for Dylan to throw down the gauntlet on his annoying and lazy landlord.

Sometimes bosses are truly unreasonable. Sometimes a business is a total scam that takes advantage of its employees. Here's hoping that these people were able to find better jobs.

Why do the idiots full of BS always have the most to say. 

Humiliated and utterly humbled by the unwanted graces of rotten luck. 

Dear God it's like trying to deal with Comcast.

The frustration with these penny hounds is real.