'Below is my list for Christmas': Choosing beggars pretend to be a kid in Santa Wish List letter to nonprofit, asking for pricey, luxurious gifts

• This thread was posted to Reddit's r/ChoosingBeggars subreddit, and this just goes to show how people manipulate the Holiday giving season in order to selfishly get superfluous items. For instance, do children in need really want expensive VR goggles and $700 pots and pans? These scammers could have been a lot more subtle. If they knew what they were doing, their so-called “wish list” would not have ended up online. Keep scrolling below for the full story and for the best reactions. When you're done, here's another post about an entitled customer who got some well-deserved payback.

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