Entitled mom tells a fellow customer that her kids are more important than their laptop after they refuse to give up a 4-person table to her family of 3, sparks debate: ‘The selfishness of some people!’

In a battle between a digital nomad and a burnt-out mom, who wins? Most people would argue the "first-come, first-served" rule, but this particular tale of entitlement sparked a heated debate in the comment section. 

When a mom of two little ones came storming into a cafe during lunch hour, she was flummoxed that there weren't any available tables. However, she spotted an easy target in the corner, a young professional working on their laptop at a 4-person table in the back. Despite both groups being customers of the same shop, the single person sitting at the 4-top found themselves in a stalemate with the mother, bringing the eyes, ears, and opinions of everyone around them to the table. 

I'm under the impression that both parties are in the wrong here (somewhat), but you can be the judge of that. 

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