Shamelessly Entitled People Who Think Beggars Can Be Choosers

Mel Dawn

Mar 26, 2022 4:00 PM EDT

They say beggars can't be choosers, but there are plenty of shamelessly entitled people out there who have just enough audacity to prove the proverb wrong. The sort of people who get mad when free stuff doesn't meet their unreasonable expectations. Or job listings that seek PhD grads to babysit toddlers for fifty cents an hour. The only response these choosy beggars deserve is shame and ridicule, and we've selected a handful of especially egregious examples of entitlement from r/choosybeggars for you to scoff at.

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via u/jaxond24

You mean you're not going to bring me the free TV and install it in my home? Rude!
02

via u/Admirable-Kangaroo-5

Wow, sounds like the opportunity of a lifetime.
03

via u/Sophannee

Pay $1300 per month to be someone's stableman. What a deal.
04

via u/SMGraphics01

That escalated quickly.
05

via u/Paulabanana14

Is $5 a typo? I think they forgot to add some zeros.
06

via u/kcheng00rz

A choosy beggar in the making.
07

via u/queer_pirate_chaos

The sad state of Facebook Marketplace.
08

via u/sleepyhead242

40 cents an hour? Sounds reasonable.
09

via u/jsksblueroomho

Buy me some peanuts and cracker jack while you're at it.
10

via u/zoneblue6

You'd think parents would want to adequately compensate people for keeping their children alive.