Entitled camper cuts line of elderly shoppers at grocery store, other customer gets even by takes away his butane gas: 'I paid for my stuff including his butane, and walked away'

Never underestimate what happens when you don't treat strangers with decency and respect. Even the most harmless looking individuals can be surprisingly conniving and petty if you mess with them. 

In this instance, an entitled camper somehow thought it was well within his right to cut a crowded line of elderly shoppers because his agenda was more important than theirs. When another customer saw the entitled dude try to get away with this, he called the guy out. The camper pretended that because none of the elderly shoppers were standing, he was allowed to cut in front of them. This, of course, was merely a cover to justify unfriendly and selfish behavior. Everyone knew it, including the camper himself. 

The most amusing aspect of this story centers on what transpired afterwards. When the perceptive customer spotted what was in the entitled camper's shopping cart, he saw an opportunity that he could not let slide. Keep scrolling below for the full story and for the best reactions from folks in the comments section!

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