‘I won’t buy you a house... that's ridiculous': Unemployed neighbor asks former resident to buy him a house, because he can't afford one

One dude took 'neighborly kindness' too far when he wrote a bunch of letters asking neighbors to donate him a house and sent them off, obviously unaware (on a core level) how outrageous his request was. One neighbor, u/SirHoneyDip, shared the letter to r/EntitledPeople, and the content of the letter was frankly, hilariously entitled. Some people really don't have much going on up there, do they?

Asking people for favors is one thing, but asking people to buy you a WHOLE HOUSE? While being unemployed? That is to say, the person who sent the letter did not have a job. How exactly was he expecting to upkeep the house, take care of the yard, feed his children? The audacity is outstanding. I guess this person would continue sending out those letters, relying on the kindness of others to put food on his table. But that's just my own personal guess.

He needs a reality check, ASAP. Scroll down to read the letter, and enjoy, because it is quite the read. For more like this, here is a retail worker who refused to hand her phone to a Karen customer who was overly demanding, expecting the kind of service that frankly, no retail worker should provide.

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