15+ People who couldn't believe the entitlement they were seeing: 'He literally thought he could boss around the team because his mother outranked them'

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Remy Millisky • Writer and Editor
Oct 3, 2025 11:00 AM EDT

Tough news: you'll never be totally free from the entitled people in your life. You can try to keep only the finest people in your inner circle, and attempt to keep the peace at your job… only to encounter the most entitled client or awful customer you've ever faced off with. It's times like these that you'll need to take a deep breath, pull your mouth into a customer service smile, and remember that this bratty behavior will become a hilarious memory for you to tell all your friends about someday. 

The most entitled people never understand that their self-importance is absolutely going to become the start of an inside joke for all the workers around them. Do they really think that anyone is going to take them seriously when they're insisting that a $2 price difference is a life-or-death situation? Please, we all know they're full of hot air and have way too much time on their hands. 

Next up, read about the delivery worker who stood up for herself when a coffee shop requested a delivery of 8 gallons of milk and 6 bags of ice while leaving a measly $2 tip: "I called out a very successful coffee shop." 

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  • 01
    [deleted] Used to work at a call center doing tech support for Apple products, specifically iOS. devices. Had a 19 year old girl tell me she had cracked her fifth (!!!) iPhone and needed a new one ASAP. I explained that she would need to either mail it in to us or take it to the nearest apple store so we could replace it.
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    She literally said "Oh my god you expect me to go to the STORE?? JUST GET MY PHONE FIXED!" Then I explained that if she didn't want to go to the store she could mail it and that if she went with the most expensice shipping options we could get her her new phone in three days. She thought I was joking.
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    The call lasted for another 20 be minutes because I think she actually did not understand that there was no way for her to get exactly what she wanted immediately. I quit the next week.
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    The... When I was in the military, there was a private (PV2) in my unit who told the first sergeant, "I'm not trying to pull rank or anything, first sergeant, but my mother is a major." He literally thought he could boss around the command team because his mother outranked them. He ended up getting chaptered.
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    EDIT: To answer questions, the first sergeant went appropriately ballistic. The soldier ended up in the front-leaning rest (that is, doing push-ups) for an extended period of time and received a developmental counseling form. His mom also got a courtesy e-mail to let her know what her son was up to. The soldier eventually received
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    company and field grade article 15's for other boneheaded things he did (nonjudicial punishment, the Army takes your rank, your personal time, and part of your pay) and ended up getting chaptered under Chapter 14-12b (ie, they kicked him out for patterns of misconduct).
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    [deleted] When I was 6, I had this friend who would come over all the time to hang out. I lived in a town of ~200 people, and kids that were my age and wanted hang. out with me were scarce. So he would come over, and I had an Xbox and a Nintendo 64, which was pretty cool btw, but anyway he would come over and just play it while I watched. This was
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    pretty boring for me so one day he came and I said I didn't want to play games, I wanted to go outside and do something. He got real mad, and said if I didn't want to play games we couldn't be friends anymore. I, already having developed the "f you" attitude, said fine. I guess he didn't expect that
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    cause he threw this huuuuuuge fit and started crying and my mom had to call his mom to come get him. so yeah
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    [deleted] Was at the movies seeing a Star Trek movie, kid has an asthma attack about 10 minutes in (I think because of the lens flare, that's what I blamed) so I scoot her out to the lobby to get some more inhaler in her and assess whether we need to leave or not. Commotion at the concession stand.....interesting. My kid is feeling better so we move
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    in closer because we're nosy as f I and also she needs a soda, but mostly we're nosy. It's the local on- air weather guy and moaning about how he was late for the movie and can't they just start it over? F's sake. That poor manager. Trying to explain that there were already about 30 people in there about 20 minutes in at this point, and that even if the weather guy had the only
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    ticket he could not restart it because it would mess up the rest of the day's schedule. Weather guy was not hearing any of it. He even once yelled out "DO YOU KNOW WHO I AM?!" like it mattered. I still refuse to watch that channel. F that guy.
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    Pojodan Was at a shopping center and came out to head to my car and heard someone honking repeatedly. Curious, I went over to look and saw a car sitting in a lane, turn- signal on, with 5+ cars behind them, going to town on the horn as someone sat in their car with the engine running in the closest parking space to the door, clearly content to sit there
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    and ignore the person demanding they leave faster. I stood and watched for a minute, along with a gathering crowd, as the guy in the parked car just sat there. When I left I could still hear the person in the turn- signalling car still honking away.
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    FACOFACOFACO I'm a flight attendant and once a person had a heart attack during boarding. We started CPR and were trying to revive him with the AED when another passenger started yelling at us because he was going to miss his
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    connecting flight. He told us that we should open the plane door and throw him out so we could take off on time and multiple other passengers agreed with him.
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    hiesther My room mate my freshman year of college was a sweet girl, but grew up insanely wealthy. She was so entitled but clueless as to real life so it wasn't annoying, more entertaining. Some gems from her: -"where do you buy bottled water?" -"I have to change my own sheets??" (This was in October. We moved in in August. Gross."
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    -Thought we had a maid... In a college dorm. Another time she asked me to go to the ATM with her because she didn't know how it worked. She needed like $300 in cash to buy football tickets for her family. The withdrawal was declined because she didn't have $300 in her account. She looked at me and said, "Am I poor?" with the most heart breaking face ever.
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    Turns out she thought her family's money was in some big account that they all had access to, bc she'd always had a credit card and that had never been declined. We had a lesson about personal finance and just the way that banks operate in general after that.
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    She ended up being a good room mate after she learned that we did not have a maid and she had to clean up after herself. She wrote me a sweet note when we moved out thanking me for my patience with her. She was entitled and spoiled but ended up just being a little spoiled by the end of the year. It was nice to see her become self aware and change for the better.
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    Drunken_Consent I've probably seen worse cases, but this happened yesterday so it's definitely fresh in my mind. I work at a car dealership and I was writing down some information while a customer was on the phone with their insurance. They were back and forth on hold, talking to different people, trying to figure out why their rate would go up so much.
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    I'm there trying to finalize a few things. I guess she had to write something down. that she was talking about. She takes the pen I'm using to write out of my hand, takes the notepad, rips the page I was writing on off and throws it down next to her, then begins writing talking into the phone like "yeah, uh huh, mhm, right, right"
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    I'm sitting there with my jaw literally on the floor. Normally I wouldn't say anything but I made a little mention like "Oh, if you needed a pen I'd be more than happy to hand you one" and she looks up and goes "You are MY salesman, you are here to work for ME. You can do what you want to do when I'm done here." Politely asked her to leave, told her to have a great day.
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    [deleted] Freshman roommate in college chucked a massive fit because, after buying her a ton of presents, buying all her friends dinner, and going on an additional shopping spree, her mom wouldn't buy her a $450 purse. Her mother had agreed to purchase her one in the range of $250, but argued that she had flown in for daughters birthday and was
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    renting a hotel room on top of all the things she had already purchased for her and she had coupons or some such for a purse in that price range. My roommate's response was to finally storm off in the store, and then tell me and the rest of the friends she was with that her mother "always does this!"
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    and that she couldn't find any purse that cheap that she wanted. Went on a rant about how her mother was probably buying all the good stuff for herself. This was fairly early in the school year, my roommate and I ended up having a lot of problems.
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    [deleted] I was getting tutored at school and this guy apparently was interested in me. After my tutoring session he was asking if I had plans and I thought he was just making small talk, so I just said that I was working and spending time with my boyfriend, nothing special. He scoffed, gave me an attitude, and he said that he was tired of girls like me.
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    Tired of helping girls like me and getting nothing in return. I asked him to clarify himself by what he meant in return, and he told me that if he was going to tutor an attractive girl then that girl should reciprocate by going out with him, etc. When I was challenging that he got more and more irate and started spewing some awful sexist sh. I noped out of there so fast.
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    Gordonbombay1990 I work graveyard at a gym. I rerack every night around 1. When people see me doing this they almost always put the weights back where they belong. One night I was reracking and this big dood came in and started using the heaviest Dumbbells (120lbs, 115, 110s etc). Instead of putting them back he was
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    just leaving them on the floor. Some of the regulars walked up and said hey man don't be an a see he's putting sh just put them back. , you away, He said, "no, I will not do that. This is MY gym. I pay a membership here. I'm paying for him to put sh away. If I wanted to rerack my own weights I would workout at home."
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    chocolate787 I worked as a busboy at a seafood restaurant when I was younger. The issue with lobsters that people don't realize, is that no chef can control how much black sludge gets inside it (The black substance is made of eggs that were resorbed when caught). Most lobsters don't have it, but when they do, it's perfectly normal and safe to eat it.
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    Anyway, a women happened to get a lobster with the substance in the tail and immediately flipped out about it. The manager was sent over to assure her it was normal and that there was nothing to be alarmed about when she interrupted her by screaming "DO YOU KNOW WHO I AM!? I AM THE EDITOR OF TIME MAGAZINE!!!".
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    The manager paused, said "good for you ma'am" and continued on about how the lobster was fine. I was 15 and was shocked by how snobby an adult could act...as well as confused as to why her being an editor of a known magazine meant she deserved more than other guests.
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    Kilen13 I went to a pretty upper class private high school thanks to my mum working there. My senior year I saw a girl go into a full on screaming, tear filled, rant at her father in the parking lot after he'd surprised her with a brand new, fully loaded, BMW. She had wanted a Mercedes and straight up would not accept the gift.
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    bec... I made some mention to my college roommate about how annoying the bus route I took to work was or something like that, and she turned to me quizzically and said "Why don't you just tell your Dad to buy you a car?" I was 22 at the time.
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    aDILF418 When I was a waitress at a rather fancy University resturant, these three women came in for lunch and charged it to the department they work for (i.e. lunch was free for them). I brought them coffee at the end of the meal, but they sent it back because it wasn't "as hot as the surface of the sun." And they complained for at least
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    five minutes about how there is "literally nothing worse in the world than coffee that isn't piping hot." Then they commanded I get them piping hot coffee right this instant because the are "in a rush"... so I ran to the coffee shop downstairs (which they easily could. have done themselves, but I was happy to do) and got them some "piping hot" coffee. Then they all drank every drop of their stupid
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    coffee. But then when I brought them the bill, they got mad that I was making 20% gratuity off their meal...so they fought tooth and nail for me to remove the coffee from the bill because, "even the second round was too cold for their liking." I'll remind you, this meal was FREE FOR THEM because their department was covering it. But they felt the
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    need to spend 15 minutes talking to my manager only to reduce my tip by 90 cents. I dealt with a lot of entitled customers at that restaurant, but these three stand out to me the most because I felt like they were trying to "put me in my place," and make sure I remember that I am servile and they are superior in every way.
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    I get it, cold coffee is annoying. But it is hard to convince a person that cold coffee is the "worst thing in the world" when her tips are the only reason she can even buy coffee.
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    Hanarchy A new Sonic drive in opened up last month in our town. Not a lot happens here, so when it opened, there were cars backed up for no joke about a mile. Me and my husband went later at night the day after it opened thinking it would be less crowded, but no. There were people outside directing traffic it was so
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    busy. We were at a stop and talking to one of the guys. directing. He said that the day it opened, a lady was waiting in line spilling outside, and was yelling at him that she "could see an empty seat inside" and demanded him to let her in so she could "get her f-ing cheeseburger". He told her that someone else has waited for that seat and that she had to wait like
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    everyone else, and she SPAT IN HIS FACE. Then he said "ohoho okay, now you're not getting in at all." And walkied everyone and told them what she looked like and not to let her in to any entrance or drive through.
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    saucycoco48 My roommate in college. I can think of a few things but one that stands out was breaking up with her boyfriend because he "couldn't afford her." This is the one who sent her flowers monthly and oftern paid $700+ to fly to visit her and for her to fly to him (they were long distance).
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    Woman in black crop top and blue jacket throws hair behind her in outdoor setting
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    SirGanjaSpliffington My 19 year old cousin is such a self entitled spoiled My aunt and uncle are very wealthy. I feel kind of bad for them though because their "precious little angel" abuses them. My cousin expects everything should be given to her on a silver platter. She curses, yells, and hits them when she
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    doesn't get what she wants. They always give in to her. I remember on her 17th birthday she got a car and she got all bitchy and thew a tantrum because it wasn't the exact model year she wanted. Are you kidding me?! I had to work my a off to get my first car and it was She gets a free car, and not just a regular everyday car, it was brand spanking a
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    new BMW. Not only was she ungrateful about the car, she took it out and crashed it one night getting f ed up. Her parents bailed her out, got the best lawyer money could buy, and she just gets away with it. I want nothing to do with her anymore. She is a terrible human being and she will always find ways to take advantage of people.
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    [deleted] Guy sat down at my restaurant and told his server she was to serve him and only him, she wasn't to serve anyone else. Had her come explain to the kitchen that we were to make his food directly to his specification and as soon as he ordered it even if we were working on other things. Told the bartender to keep his drinks coming, he never
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    wanted to be without one. I decided to just let it play out. We were fairly busy so obviously she wasn't paying attention to just his table. An issue he took up with the manager who explained to him how restaurants work. The guy was furious, stating it wasn't his fault we couldn't staff properly, and stating it would come out of the tip. Apparently he tried to order some rather outlandish things that
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    weren't on the menu, I don't remember what they were but the server didn't let most of them get back to the kitchen. His food was all modified from how it was on the menu. Different toppings on everything, seared instead of fried, fried instead of blanched, etc. So obvious we couldn't get to it right away as we had other regular tickets to contend with. I don't know if he spent any time even talking with
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    his party as he spent most of the time yelling and complaining to his server. Eventually she was in tears and not wanting to go back to his table so the floor manager took the table. He demanded his waitress back, but the floor manager refused stating she was simply too busy to keep his table. So he begins heckling her as she serves other tables. Then he finally tips. me over the edge when he
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    slaps her a as she walks by and says something lurid and sexist. I walk out to his table and tell him he has been a very difficult customer to contend with the entire evening and that we have done our best to give him the best possible service in spite of it all, but if he touches her or anyone else again I would physically drag him out of the restaurant in front of his
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    guests. He told me to call down and that everything was fine. I told him his food would be out in 15 minutes and he said thank you. He was pretty quiet the rest of the night and left 60% tip. Never saw him again, though.
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    wwwNSFWdotcom one time i was at nordstroms and overheard people talking at the register. I turned around and apparently it was the assistant to Abby Lee Miller and some of the studio girls from Dance Moms. I don't think it was the ones always on TV.
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    Any way she was complaining about a dress she wanted to return and exchange and made sure the employee knew how important this was because she was going to the Kids Choice Awards. I actually laughed to myself. And the
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    only reason I knew who they were was because she pointed it out several times. I would have had no idea who they were. She was a brat and I wasn't impressed by them.
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    RedSquirrelBBQ I work at a bakery, where I often have to take orders for cakes, cupcakes, donuts, etc. We have a policy for orders that you have to enter them two days in advance, but we often are able to do last minute orders anyway. So anyway, a woman comes in one day in the middle of our 9'o'clock rush. She wants 7 dozen donuts, which we can do,
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    even a day in advance we can do that. So I'm taking the order, fill it all out, and then I ask her "and what day is this order for?" And she replies "I'll be back in four hours." And I reply, "I'm sorry, we can't do that! We only make donuts overnight." So she huffs and puffs and demands we make 7 dozen fresh donuts. I refuse, because that simply can't happen, we are too
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    busy to make donuts during the day, it's simply not an option. She then turns her eye to the racks of donuts we have out and says "give me those". Keep in mind, we have a storefront full of customers waiting in line, most of them patiently waiting to get a few donuts. It'd been a busy morning, so we didn't have THAT many donuts. Actually, we had about 10 dozen left. And this woman is telling me to give
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    her 70% of her donuts. In front of a store with about 20 other customers, with many more to come. So I politely ask her to perhaps wait a day, we need donuts to sell for the rest of the day, to which she replies "I don't need a moral lesson, I want donuts and I'm my tired of asking. Get them."
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    To which I reply by informing her that if she does that, these customers likely won't get donuts. She then turns around and shouts "I'M TAKING ALL YOUR DONUTS, HAPPY???" Which elicits a collective murmur along with a few toddler tantrums. I was so disgusted by her behavior that I refused, but an older coworker told me to get the donuts and shoe her out. I
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    had to give 70% of our donuts to one woman while all our customers and their children and friends and etc. watched. It seems a little petty typing it, but she truly. did not seem to have a shred of empathy for any of them. I had to turn away loyal, regular customers that I know by name who come in every Sunday morning because some woman thought she was entitled to all our donuts. Screw her.
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