Comically Greedy People Who Think Beggars Can Be Choosers

Mel Dawn

Aug 3, 2023 4:00 PM EDT

I like to believe that most people are good deep down, but there are plenty of entitled people out there who shamelessly act like the world revolves around them. Those people test my faith in humanity every day, and scrolling through subreddits like r/choosingbeggars certainly doesn't help. If you're in the mood to be outraged, we've selected some infuriating examples of times greedy people with zero leverage made hilariously unreasonable demands.

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via u/ApolloTheElder
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via u/MemeHunter682
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via u/ShouldaPrayedHarder
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via u/XanaxWarriorPrincess
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via u/AZsonny
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via u/tensorblow

Who wouldn't jump on this once in a lifetime opportunity?
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via u/forkintheoutlet5

The Single Mom attack was not successful. Critical failure.
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via u/ConfidenceBig7252

Oorah.
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via u/djsoundcloud

"$119 just so I don't have to give you $120. Also, you are a child."
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via u/ScarletJuly7

How dare you insist on sleeping in your own bed!
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via u/NorthsideB

What a deal!
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via u/cooladventures5

Cool, I'll just tell my landlord I'll be paying rent with all the exposure I'll get from your wedding! I'm sure he'll understand.
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via u/whistlewink

This has 'boomer' written all over it.
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via u/MattSalazar4

Karens will be karens.
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via u/etherealserenit

Why do some people talk to others as if they're choosing from dialogue options in a video game?