"If you can't afford a kid, keep your legs closed." Um? Didn't she just ask for the stereo for FREE for her SON? Maybe she should practice what she preaches.

All this here is why I tell my little children no sometimes. My 6 year old would say “but I asked nicely!” And I have to remind her “you asked in a nice and respectful way, I do appreciate that, but sometimes in life you’ll still be told no.” Hopefully my parenting strategy will pay off 🤞🏻

"HR might want to have a word with you soon." Oh cool, I'm sure they'll enjoy reading this conversation!

As a single mother, I'm so over seeing people being like, "but I'm a single mom...". My son is also disabled and I have never expected anything from anyone. The entitlement is mind boggling. 😬😬

Expecting payment for a job is being "money driven" wtf

True story: In my office we contribute to buy a birth day cake. First we gave $ 5 each for the cake, soda, ice cream, etc . Everyone complained the contribution was too high so we set it to $3, the cake was still good but no ice cream and few drinks, people still complained soooo today we only ask for $1.25 each, the cake is blah and everyone complains why the cake isn’t good anymore, where is the soda and the ice cream. Well, Karenssss, it’s because you don’t want to give more 💰 so the cake has to be cheaper. We ask for money Just to have at least a “cake”. The worst part is, the person who is the hardest to get the money to contribute is the very first to complain.

Man, I’ve been in the spot of not having enough at checkout & someone covering my bill. Uncontrollable crying and hugging ensued. Those people are angels. I love and appreciate every single one of y’all.

"If you can't afford a kid, keep your legs closed" coming from the person who is BEGGING for stuff for her OWN CHILD. "But, MY kid is special needs! It's different for MEEEEEEEE."

I love when they say "blocked" or "I'm deleting you" - it's like the trash taking it's self out! Thanks, you've saved me a job! Lol.

Take the girl out for Korean BBQ, then halfway through the meal excuse yourself to the bathroom and then just leave the restaurant. Muahahaha

Im tired of the “I’m a single mother” “I have a disable nephew!” “I don’t have money” or whatever excuses people use to be entitled. Sorry ma’am but it’s your problem not ours. One thing is asking for help with kindness and another TOTALLY different thing is believing people owe you something for your life problems.

2:11 love that she left text proof that she's blackmailing you. I'm excited for HR to read that.

So I told one of my girls that I used a teddy bear my dying grandmother gave me to get through emotionally distressing nights. (Holding him in my arms filled my emptiness after my divorce.) So then my friend who had also recently gotten divorced asked for it! Naturally I said "No" as I was still using my teddy bear to get through my own emotionally distressing nights! She accused me of not being a friend despite the fact that I had just paid her phone bill! I offered her a different bear because I have several but no she wanted the one I was using! When I said "No" again I guess I ended the clearly one sided friendship! I think the "feel sorry for me even though I care NOTHING about you and your problems" are the most disturbing of all the entitled manipulators out there!

2:00 "Good idea. I'm sure HR will be interested in reading this exchange, too. So they can, you know, see for themselves exactly how selfish I am."

The one asking for a free cake is delusional. Here in the UK it cost at least £30 to make a cake using good quality ingredients. And at least 5 hours. People who never baked a potato in their life have no clue why the custom made cakes are so expensive

The person who claimed they "just bought baby food for their little girl" was almost definitely lying. They just thought they would be able to weasel an even lower price because the seller had already agreed to lower it once.

I'm really curious on what went wrong in these people's life while growing up that they behave in such a manner.

Reminds me of a friend who asked me to make her pizzas and we agreed on the cost. After I delivered she asks if I'm really a true friend because I'm charging her for my service. We are no longer friends🙄

the blocked ones are the epitome of "everyone brings joy to this office. some when they enter , and others when they leave. "

Wow. Nothing like threatening to get someone in trouble with HR and putting it in writing. I had a client pull that on me via email and she actually followed thru. She accused me of harassment. Good thing I saved EVERY EMAIL EVER going back 10 years. One of us got to keep our job. I'll let you guess who. 😁

The laptop thing was ridiculous I would have told em to hit a library

It's unbelievable how people can just think they are entitled to receiving free things from others...

As someone that has moved across the country multiple times and sold tons of items on Craigslist, LetGo, FB, etc I can confirm this entitlement is 1000% accurate 😂

This homeless guy walked into a fast food restaurant after me asking if I can buy him something. I said okay and was talking to the worker about what I wanted to order and asking him about the menu as it was my first time there. Then the homeless guy starts coming close to me, giving me attitude, and telling me to hurry up in a very rude tone. After that I decided not to buy him anything and as I walked past he called me some pleasant words 🙃 The audacity of everyone who feels entitled is beyond me

Was with a friend who locked her keys in her car, so I used my AAA card to have someone sent out to do an unlock, which they will do for any vehicle if the card member is present. A week later, while I was in class, I got a voicemail from her. She locked her keys in her car again, this time at her work, and wanted me to come up there and use AAA again. She then says, "When you're done, give my keys to the manager on duty and I will get them tomorrow.". She wanted me to drive 45 minutes to her work to get her a free locksmith and wait on them by myself while she was hanging out with another friend.

If I were the first person, I'd just promise to make them the cake and let them think I'm bringing it, then not show up, lol.

“One is a house, shelter, and a place to live.” She knows her synonyms alright 👍

When my daughters were teens they volunteered in Austin to help the victims of Hurricane Katrina. They worked as runners between the doctors who volunteered and the donated medical supplies and medications. Sadly, the entitlement of the people from New Orleans pretty much soured them on charity work.

As an artist, i literally always have distant relatives coming up at Christmas asking for a free painting. Oh the paintings that take weeks to make and tons of emotional energy? Sure I'll just send one right over, 2nd cousin twice removed.

There was once a time when I was actually dirt poor. Living off a piece of toast every 3 days. Couldn't afford utilities. Etc. And when I got even the smallest amount of help it felt like hitting the lottery, but at the same time I always felt so embarrassed and shtty for having to take from people.. my point is I would NEVER have acted like "how dare you not give me more". I can't even fathom how someone could have this much of a lack of pride.

I work in customer service, the amount of entitlement I run into daily is unreal. I will do everything I can for you, which is my job, but some of these folks are just insane with their demands. They demand we do things for them. The audacity.

When you "spoil" your child they grow up thinking everybody owes them something. I know you want to give your child what you never had but create a balance. Don't create an entitled monster.

"Tell your daughter I'm sorry you're her dad." 😂 Laughed out loud in the office at that one! I think I scared some of the folks who are pretending to do work.

I’d bake a cake alright! Remember the movie, The Help”?

one time i bought a full bag of potatoes for a homeless in a wheelchair after i asked him if he needed certain kinds of food (i think it‘s always more effective to buy homeless people food instead of giving them money because you don‘t know what they will do with it). he said he needed potatoes, so i walked to the next grocery store (that wasn‘t even close) and bought him a full heavy bag of potatoes and then CARRIED it back to him. after i gave it to him, he looked me straight in the eyes and said „look at how small this bag is, what am i supposed to do with this“ and then proceeded to ask me if i could run back to the same grocery store and buy him bread too, even though he didn‘t say anything of it before i went for the first time. long story short, i just turned around and walked away (i let him keep the potatoes, but thinking back to it, i should have just taken them back after his comment). i still see him often as he is always waiting at the shopping mile and begging for money, but i always ignore him now. and he knows that i do, because i look him straight in the eye and then continue walking lol 😌

I once bought tickets for a concert that my friend and I were going to. Since she wasn’t as big a fan, but I was- I bought a fan club membership to get access to a pre-sale. In a way guaranteeing we’d get the seats, good location and at face value. I ended up buying 4 tickets (the max allowed) and asked her for payment on her ticket as agreed. Cool, she said she’d pay me later. 4 months later the show is coming up. Still hasn’t paid me but whatever. The show is now sold out so I sell the other 2 tickets above face value. The day of the show I mention to my friend that I sold the other two tickets above face value. It’s been awhile but the membership was like $30, tickets $50 with fees and I sold the extras for like $90 each. So get this - she says that I should give her a share of the profits. Me: Uhm those were my tickets, here is the one you wanted and it’s $50 (face value). Yeah but you sold mine for $90 so I should get $40. Me: nope, I didn’t sell YOUR ticket. Your ticket, that you still haven’t paid me and which cost me extra because of the membership but I’m not charging you that obviously, is right here. I could not get her to change her mind and she never ended up paying me. On top of all that, she showed up about an hour before the show, although she’d agreed to camp out with me all day. Guess who was there in the sun starting at 7am? So she could waltz up to a free concert an hour before the show and still end up in 5th row - and still argue I owed HER money. Smh

I had a similar thing happen to me at the grocery store only I was the one short on cash. I put things back when a lady standing 3 people behind me told the cashier she would pay for the remainder of my groceries. I thanked her and told her it was okay and that I could pick them up the next time I was able to shop. AT the time I was living paycheck to paycheck and thought I had calculated right on my grocery costs. But I was $22 over. I had already put back most of the items but was still $6 shy and the lady reached in her purse, pulled out a $10 and handed it to the cashier...I apologized for holding up the line because the 2 people behind me were starting to complain even though it was just a few items I had taken off. The kind lady said, " No, don't apologize... we all get in a tight spot sometimes and need help. I'm all too happy to take care of this. The cashier took the $10 and when she went to hand it to the lady she said, "give it to her, she may need it later for gas or something". I told her it was okay and that I'd be okay, but she insisted. I thanked her again and again because the truth was, I had no more money for the remainder of that month. I had paid all my bills, rent, medical costs for my disabled daughter and was really strapped after buying food and supplies for our month. I've never forgotten her kindness to this very day and that was 6 years ago. My husband had recently died from cancer and my disabled daughter and I was both sick and extremely poor at the time. The life insurance we paid for more than 30 years dropped my husband the moment they found out he was ill so we had no money to bury him or to live off of. My daughter received $1,200.00 a month for a disability that was only paid because her father had died. When I walked to my car that day and unloaded my groceries inside, I sat there for 30 minutes crying... not because we were broke and poor but because someone was so kind that they pulled their own hard-earned money out of their pocket to help me. I pray that she has been blessed every day of her life since. Now that I'm more financially stable I donate whatever I can whenever I can to those who are the most need. Paying it forward when I see those who are suffering as I and my daughter once had.

As ma grandma said, very wise woman : "I want" is not a valid arguement in a discussion.

“Oh since you’re paying, do you mind if I go get more stuff!?” 🤣

This is why I’m too nervous to try and sell any of my stuff online. I’ll just keep making anonymous drop offs at thrift stores. 😄

Omg no wait, THIS in fact was the worst entitled thing I've seen in my life... My nan bumped into her childhood sweetheart at a nursing home and found out he had had a tragic life, which made this next bit dispicable. He'd been admitted to hospital and ALMOST died. He hadn't, got well, went home and found his nephew who owned a well known curtain company here in W.A. had up and sold everything in his house worth money Inc HIS WAR MEDALS!!!! They kept the money, then stuck him in the nursing home she found him in! He was the sweetest most gentle man I ever knew. He had no children because his wife who developed a mental illness, killed their daughter (with an axe) while he was at war and got committed. When he came home and found out he continued to care for and visit her in the Sanatorium... My Nan married him and he became our much loved pop for a good couple of years before he finally passed away. My sis and I would get so excited to visit and he just doted on us. He was their loss and our incredible gain. We just wish she'd found him sooner. ❤️🤗

The laptop one pissed me off. They were hung so nice!!!! Lending you a laptop FOR FREE!! BECAUSE THEY SAW YOU WERE STRUGGLING!!

At one apartment I lived at, the young people next door were trying to get everyone's cars towed out of the complex despite the fact that each parking space rightfully belonged it's resident. The rule at this place was 2 parking spaces per resident and these young people had several cars that they didn't want to park offsite in over flow parking. When they left a note on our car threatening to tow it, my Mom filed it in the mud and reported them to management.

A few years back I was friend with a girl that had issues with her family. She found a job in the city I lived in with my dad but no house so I told her she could live with us until she found something. She only stayed with us a week, but I had to pay for EVERYTHING. Keep in mind, she was 16 and I was 18, but SHE had a job and I didn’t yet. She would also leave the house an absolute mess, leaving me and my dad to clean behind her (when confronted, she said ‘’but you have to tell me to do these things! Plus I’m too tired to clean :(’’). We got out whenever she wanted, but I was always the one paying, and she either never payed me back, or made her boyfriend give his money to me. After a week she moved out with her boyfriend. A few days after that (I was already done with her) she starts BOMBARDING me with messages and calls on every fucking app in the world. When I pick up, she tells me she wants me to pay for a bus trip for her and her boyfriend to a big city because, wait for it… She needs to see a judge to talk about emancipation! When I said no, she told me I was the worst friend she ever had (I was your only friend left but okay hun). I never contacted her after that and man, I feel GREAT

I’d show her entitled texts to HR if they came calling. Peace out cubscout.

Being a graphic designer, that first one hit hard...

"If you can't afford a kid keep your legs closed," says a woman begging free electronics for her child, unaware of her massive hypocrisy.

One time, I wanted to gave my cosmetics for free, and I posted this on a sale site.The only money they had to pay was for the transport fee, and I wrote this on the ad.A lot of people overlooked this and when I told them that I will give them x and y but they will have to pay for the transport, they either stopped messaging or wrote things like"pls pay the transport fee yourself, I have 5 kids", or other things like that.Needless to say, I had to disable the ad.

The art world is literally full of unpaid labour and false promise of support

It amazes me how entitled people can be. Its awful. I see the good in people but damn. These people are on another level

This young lady is SIMPLY hilarious !! ABSOLUTELY love her sense of humor !!!

The customer at Walmart reminds me of a young woman who approached me as I left my 2nd job in retail late one night. She wanted "help" getting gas for her car. She had a small child in the car, so I had her follow me to a gas station and charged $20 on my debit card for her gas. Before I could leave, she came and knocked on the window and wanted to know if I'd buy her a drink and a snack. I had no twinge of conscience when I said a flat "no."

I just recently upgraded my bearded dragon's enclosure and sold the 40 gallon one on FB marketplace. This guy wouldn't leave me alone and I had to block him. He kept telling me my price was too high (I asked for $60 and it included the tank, food bowl, water bowl and a basking rock). He said he could get the whole kit for $30 at Petco. I told him to go there then because this kit cost over $100 new. He was like, You're blind, you're a clown, etc. I finally told him that if he could't afford $60 then he should have a pet anyways because they can require expensive care. Then I blocked him.😉 OMG! such an entitled ass. I don't understand why people can't just scroll by if they don't like a price.

People like this get on my nerves, pay up or shut up. The world doesn't revolve or owe any of us anything.

"I know what it's like to be kind and for people to take advantage of that" It's a shame that those who are kind are treated the worst in society. Also I appreciate the your vibes. I think Imma have to sub.

one time there was an acquaintance who messaged me asking if I could write her book for her. i said no, but that I could help guide her through the process of getting it started and how to publish on her own. she became furious and said, "fine! your loss. i am giving you a chance to write an amazing story and you just gave up the option. bad choice. have a great life."

I have this really nice Ghanian friend(I'm Liberian), he's so generous and sweet. A lil bit over a year ago, my "friends" and I travelled to Ghana for vacation;a few girls (3 + me) from my university that I've always been cool with. I'm not a clique kinda person so they were my first ever group of friends and I thought it would be nice to travel together. Anyway, getting to the point, this my Ghanian friend told me I could stay at his hotel so I wouldn't have to pay for an apartment. I really didn't want to but my friends were so excited when I told them and I wanted to make them happy and help them save some of their money. So we moved out of the apartment and went to the hotel, we were not even in the hotel for a week when the other two planned behind my back for us to leave, saying the place was too far from all the night action venues; after I went there mainly because of them. My friend from high school -- the 3rd girl -- told me what they had planned and I told them that if they wanted to leave,they could. I couldn't and didn't even want to leave at that point because the guy was in Europe and had booked a reservation for ME. They left two days later and I stayed there with my other friend. Pushing forward to about a year back, this my same Ghanian friend was coming to my country(Liberia) and wanted to see me for dinner. Having a new "group",I told them I was gonna meet him and they were so excited and finally wanted to see him too. I told them since it was dinner I would have to ask his permission first. I went over early at the hotel he usually stays at and by evening he had reluctantly agreed to meet my friends (he's a bit of a snob😅). When they finally came over, we all had dinner and it was really nice. I wanted all of us to pay for our own meals but he volunteered to pay for everyone, almost $80, which is a lot of money here. Headed home after dinner, we had to get a cab and they still wanted me to go and ask him for money for that;can u imagine that 🤦🏽,I refused. Since they all claimed to not have money,I offered to pay. All the other girls -- 3, one more girl was added😄 -- were dropped off at the front of their houses and it was just two persons left. When we finally got to my house, it was almost 12 midnight and the streets were dark; streetlights are a joke in my country,lol. It takes maximum 2 minutes to walk from the main street to my house but it was very dark and bad things happen sometimes in my neighborhood. U won't believe that my "friend" told the cab driver to stop so I could get off on the street and walk to my house because she was getting late to reach to her house, her house is max 10mins away from mine oh. Well,I refused, firstly, because it was dangerous and secondly, because I had invited them to a dinner that was meant just for me,I had paid for the cab and most importantly, everyone else was dropped off at their doors so why me?I just thought it was mean and selfish. The driver, being the absolute prick that he was and listening to my friend, refused to take me the rest of the way, my brother eventually had to walk out to come get me. That same night,I sent a voice message to our group chat expressing that I felt taken advantage of(crying from sadness and confusion) all the time and that I was leaving the group, they begged me to stay and I reluctantly did. To this day, that friend of mine has never apologized. Let's just say, I realized they called me their "plug" for a reason and presently, that I'm no longer in that "clique" and this time I didn't listen to any sorry excuse for an apology. I'm happy being back to just myself, no group, just me💖 . Some of us are not meant for cliques and some people are just brats no matter how sweet u are to them. Thanks for reading my novel🙈 .

I don’t get when people lash out and insult the seller. Like yeah you insulting me makes me wanna change my mind and give it to you for free. Makes so much sense.

I yelled, "the audacity", on Charlotte's perfect, when she read the last one.I knew where it was going and I SO hoped I was wrong. The utter audacity!

I love your personality, facial expressions, sense of humor and great looks! So funny!

During my working years, when birthdays came around we took turns being responsible for the cake. If there was one who didn't want to participate, when that person's birthday came around, we did not celebrate it(end of story)

I think it’s really funny that the people who call millennials and younger generations entitled and act like children are extremely entitled themselves. And yeah of course there is entitled younger people but I don’t really see it to the extend of older folk. Ironic really.

It's incredibly scary that there are people that are REALLY like this 😳😳😳

Omg the last story. Similar thing happen to me. I went to Starbucks with a coworker. She ordered a grande size handcrafted drink. After she ordered I ordered mine and said I will pay for hers. She said to the barista that she will order a venti instead. That was the last time I ever paid for her drink again.

This whole episode is about Narcissist taking advantage of empathy. Period.

The first week I made a decent wage, I told a few friends and family, ( I was so excited to finally be able to pay rent and bills without a struggle), and literally half a dozen people asked me for money that day. Lol. So many people I would never have expected, they got so angry when I said no, too. Lol.

I’m not an artist of any kind, but I still would never ask someone to do something for free. It’s absurd!

That last case was nuts. I can't believe she could blatantly and ungratefully take advantage of the person behind like that. If I was short on groceries, I'd put back a few items and remember to bring enough money next time. Even if someone was offering to pay for me, I think I'd have refused because I wouldn't have any means to pay them back. Can't believe she had the audacity to ask to get more stuff, and then to insult the kind person like that O.o

Some of this entitlement reminds me of my former neighbor's family. He was an old man who had served in the Canadian army in ww2, moved to the states and lived in the house across the street. Really sweet man and we always checked on him, mowed his grass and shoveled his driveway in the winter. His family hardly ever visited but would seem annoyed if we didnt jump at the first snowflake to shovel the drive if they visited or if the grass grew just a little and we didn't get to it. His family acted rude and condescending. When he died we went to the funeral and expressed our sadness to him in the casket. His family seemed to fake their tears when we spoke with them. It was so disheartening.

In high school, I was a dancer and I met some pretty catty and entitled high school dancers from this. Before every show, we all had to order costume pieces from a specific dance store since it was the only one in our area. One of these entitled dancers was a friend of mine (I don't even know how either), but she ended up asking if I could purchase a pair of shorts for her and she would pay me back. Mind you, these shorts were not a part of her costume, so she just wanted them for no reason! Teenage me, being an absolute doormat, agreed to that arrangement. Time passed and she would always tell me she would pay me back later every time I confronted her. Yup, later never came. Lesson learned and back bone grown. 😒

The "Free cake" woman actually DID end up reporting the person to HR.

“HR may wanna have a word with you soon.” Great. Let’s show them this EXACT conversation we’ve been having .

Some people were told if they ask “nicely” they’ll get what they want. So they freak when they hear NO!!! 😂😂

yes, entitled ppl are a mess, I remember an lady (few years ago) asked my mom whose a skilled seamstress to make her daughter a prom gown, my mom told her ok, she said I can't really afford to pay u so my mom was like....fine, jus buy the materials & bring me a picture along with ur daughter for measurements, she gon tell my mom why can't u jus buy it, I'll send u a picture of the dress & her measurements....ok @ tht point my mom knew she was definitely being played, so she said no, this lady come to my mom's job @ tht time trying to cause trouble....not knwing she was the manager, the authorities were call & she was banned frm tht facility & still had to buy a dress...tht was the moment my mom switched frm tht to construction.

Im kinda in a decent position right now (which is relieving after most of my life being poor and having eviction constantly a threat), so im happy to spend money on my friends. I paid for my best friend's vet visit - her dog had an emergency and she's struggling with money. So i obviously offered to help since i can. My friend never tried to ask me, she's perpetually afraid to ask for help, which is why i offer to help a lot. I also tend to pay for gas if the trip is for me in some way, especially since i dont know how to drive yet. Since then, i've made a visit down to her house for a few days. Her mother asked her to go pickup dinner for her, and just her - not anyone else. So when she asked if their was gas in her car, her mother indignantly said no and rolled her eyes. She just expected me to pay for the gas in her car for a trip to pick up her food. My friend was seething at this. This why she's afraid to ask for anything. I obviously didnt pay for the gas, her mother gave my friend her card, so she used that for gas. Her mother didnt say anything but she was in a sour mood. We are currently planning how to get my friend out of her mother's house. Its a very complicated situation unfortunately. But damn, i just want my friend to not have to deal with the abuse anymore.

I've had a few friends message me for money and I was stupid enough to lend it to them. Never got paid back like they promised, and one had the nerve to request money from me on cash app after I told her I couldn't afford to give her any more. The other got mad at me for saying no to her because she didn't pay me back like she promised. I don't necessarily expect people to reciprocate when I do things for them, but that was annoying.

When my grandma passed away last year, my mom's older sisters pretty much became entitled. They went through the kitchenware and sold pretty much all of the good cookware and the baking dishes that my grandma bought for me to cope with my depression and anxiety, and sprung a yard sale on my mom the day before it happened, with me finding out about it forty-five minutes later when I got home from school. I found out at the yard sale that they had told my cousins that my mom knew about it weeks in advance. There's a lot more to the story, and I actually posted it on Reddit, so if I can find it, I'll link it here. I'm just glad that they won't be able to barge into our house anymore after next month because grandma will have been dead for a year.

I remember coming across an old lady in a bus. It was overcrowded as it was during work hours. She was old and so i gave her my seat and in return had asked her to keep my bag as i had some important library books in them that needed to be handled with care. I would have to stand for almost 1 and half hours and all the jostling could actually ruin the books as they were pretty old. The old lady after sitting down said why should i hold your bag. Your books are your concern and she also said that carrying heavy bags was just a facade and that we were not actually studying. Remembered after reading the walmart story.

“If you can’t afford a kid keep you’re legs closed” Uh, yes, you should have.

The funniest thing is she kind of threatened the girl was saying she was going to tell everybody how she really was but this girl has the text messages as proof so yeah lady go to HR and tell them how you think this girl really is and she'll just get herself off the hook with showing them what you wrote

I remodeled my kitchen, after purchasing my home, and put the old appliances up for sale. Here's a conversation about the refrigerator: LADY: Do you still have the refrigerator? ME: Yes LADY: How low will you go? ME: (I had it listed for $100 but would be willing to negotiate with any interested party. By interested, I mean, someone willing to come out and look at it.) $100 LADY: Ok, but how low will you go? ME: $100. If you'd like to look at it, we can haggle, at that point. LADY: Ok, but how low will you go? ME: (I consider myself incredibly patient) $100, unless you'd like to come look at it. LADY: Ok, I'll come take a look at it but I can't come today, it will have to be tomorrow. ME: No problem, except that I'll be leaving promptly at noon, tomorrow and won't be back until the evening, so it will have to be before noon. LADY: Ok. I give her the address and wait and wait but she never showed up before noon, so I left. 3pm - LADY: WHERE ARE YOU? YOU TOLD US WE COULD COME LOOK AT IT!! ME: Yes, remember I said you would have to come before noon, as I wouldn't be available after that? LADY: Um, ...er,... Well,... How low will you go? I finally lost my patience and told her to fuck off.

We're laughing at the exchange about the cake, but I'm glad the person being asked to make the cake saved the conversation. Who knows what that looney might do?? They might start lying about them to co-workers, and making trouble for them. I would definitely want to be able to show this conversation to HR if it ever came to that.

that last one where the lady offered to pay!! 2 weeks ago i went to safeway to get a couple things and i only brought $20 with me well i seen ice cream on sale lol and when at the line up i told the cashier "i put the important thing that i actuaaly need in front, i only have $20 and if the ice cream is over ill leave it" well this lady was behind me and heard me and said "dont worry ill pay anything over just give it all to her" i started crying lol i mean im just not used to truly nice people. it just touched my heart. anyways my groceries only came to $18 so i was good, and told the lady i truly appreciate her offer and to have a nice day. then she even went as far to ask if i needed anything else. oh btw im female the picture on here is my husband and this is his laptop. i just think too many people get taken advantage of.

“Watch your back HR might want to talk to you.” Yep, and I’ll happily show them this text thread to show it’s just a vendetta.

"I see how you people are!" Well from the sounds of it Karen, hes a bloody gem!

As a cake decorator, I can related to all of this so much.

“If you can’t afford a kid, keep your legs closed!” Says the lady asking for something for free for her kid. 🤦🏻‍♀️

sometime i just feel that people give so much explanation to a random stranger. “do we get the stereo for free?” “No, sorry” period

Yeah so my “friend” used to make me pay her phone bills and for food. She’d always say she’d pay me back but she never did. And one day she got mad at me for rolling my eyes at her. when we were talking about rent and she was trying to change the subject with a fake sob story. Later i found out she stole from me too. My other friend screenshotted her ig stories where she was wearing my missing clothes.

My sister asked to use my baby stuff and I said it was fine but I wanted it back. I was literally due a month after my sister sold all of my stuff. I refuse to ever help her again. She also had the audacity to think I should give her hundreds of dollars because my husband has a good job. Um no!

Charlotte saying hi to the naked woman, and then immediately hiding gives me life XD

When you talked about the dumpsters at condos I laughed because my old apartment dumpsters had some insane finds! I got an older Dyson wireless sweeper, a huge dollhouse for my daughter, and a bunch of good tools. I wasn't even really looking that much and that was only 2 dumpsters out of the 20 or so at the complex. My buddy found way more stuff then me he was always checking. I would be walking back from my garage at 1 am and I see him drive by looking for his next find. A lot of people stop paying and the owners just toss everything if the renters don't move it.

The lady in the last story about Wal-Mart. I would’ve said “sure, go ahead & grab what you need”. Then I would’ve left before she got back & not pay for a damn thing! Entitlement in full effect!!

Was working in a restaurant, writing down my worked hours as you have to do in this (evil) industry. When I showed my detailed sheet of paper at the end of the month, the manager got shocked over the number of hours and consequently the amount of money dued. Told me that in our restaurant, nobody was counting each single hour because everybody was working with the heart, for the beauty of cuisine and not for the paycheck and offered me to pay me 20 hours less because "there weren't many clients so you weren't technically working" he said. Since I insisted on receiving all my money, I simply got fired. The worst is that I found out I was fired...on my way to work the next day by my colleague who was surprised to see me. Incredible!!!

Charlotte, I think you should be promoted to ‘Captain Obvious’. Thank you for sharing all of this with us. Pandemic sheltering is a lot more bearable with you and your takes on skewed realities we might have missed. 🌎❤️😊

I had a younger lady in front of me in line at Aldi and she was having trouble paying. Her card got declined. She had a toddler girl in her cart and I felt bad for her so I told the cashier to just add her order to mine and I'd pay since she said it was only like $10. Then it got complicated and it turns out she was getting food and a couple bottles of $5 wine. She had an EBT card to pay for the food and had already paid, then tried to pay with her debit card for the wine when it got declined. So then the cashier says she'd have to cancel the order and start over again to wring up the wine separately. Love it when you try to help and it gets complicated lol The young lady felt terrible, apologized profusely, and told me not to worry about it. I checked and had a $20 bill and so I just gave that to the clerk and told the young lady that we all need a good weekend every now and then 😉 Obviously it was the idea that she couldn't afford things for her child that made me want to help, but weirdly glad I got to buy her some cheap wine so she could relax and unwind a little bit. So much more on brand for me anyways lol

I gave my pharmacy books to 1 of my junior. After her exams got over i kept calling her to return the books. After ignoring my calls i finally met her one day and asked about my books. She had literally sold them for money and she was not even ashamed of it. Worst person i met.. she came from a family of 3 siblings and they used to potray that they are very poor and everyone used to try to help them out. After this incident i was discussing with 1 of my classmate and got to know that she even borrowed books from him... the same semester books and even sold his books. Literally worst person.

I was at a birthday party of a high-school friend of my husband and didn't know anyone so I started talking to this other woman who was also alone. She asked me what I did for a living (she was a lawyer) and when I said I was an architect she wanted me to design and build a holiday home for her and as payment she could cook for me at her home. "I'm a really good cook". Yeah, no thanks...

I love how you make everything so fun. I have watched quite a few of your videos by now and I LOVE your facial expressions and the accents you come up with. Thank you so much for creating such fun to listen to content. It always makes my day a little brighter. And reminds me not to be a...snob. In anything. You put a lot of work into your videos and it shows. Also, my 5 year old loves mimicking you. He calls you the “funny lady” when he asks to listen to your videos.

gonna add one of my own stories in here. so, one of my coworkers was extremely reckless with his money, and it had gotten to the point where his supervisor would kindly pay for some of his meals. but at this point, even she grew tired of it. during one of our food runs, he'd asked me to spot him. in a couple of days we would get paid, and he claimed he'd pay me back then. i reluctantly agreed. a few days passed and pay day hit, didn't see my money. i don't like to come off as pestering, so i didn't say anything at first. when it hit the middle of the month, i finally asked him for my money and he claimed he had it at home and he would bring it during our next shift. i still waited on it. during this time, he asked to borrow money again for food. ofc i told him no, since i was still waiting for him to pay me back from before. during this time, i had found a $20 in my uniform that had been folded up in my pocket and had been sitting there for years. i moved to put it back into my wallet and he eyed it and asked me if he could borrow some more money. i told him no. he said he saw i had cash, and i just looked at him. i was mind blown. i legit wondered if he was joking or just trying to see how far he could push me. i was annoyed. it still took him another 2 weeks to finally pay me back, and this was with me constantly texting him before he left for work, so there was no excuse. he also borrowed money from another coworker, and then had the gall to say out loud while talking to other people, even knowing that i was nearby, how he went and bought a new xbone after spilling a drink on his old one. like bro. after i got my money back, i never spotted him cash ever again. it was my own stupidity though, i knew how bad he was at taking care of his finances. but i had been assured since we were so close to payday that there was no excuse. silly me.