choosing beggar

We here at Memebase are more than aware that choosy beggars are creeping all over the world (and on the internet.) We thought that maybe our shared plight during the pandemic might make people realize the errors of their ways. But these entitled individuals have definitely proved us wrong. 

From Karens raging at customer service to choosing beggars looking for extravagant handouts, entitled people can be found everywhere IRL and on the internet. These privileged souls unfortunately chose to immortalize their unreasonable requests and feelings on the world wide web. And now we get to roll our eyes at them in unison.

Who knew that unloading $35 worth of Victoria's Secret gear could result in such a roller coaster ride? Certainly not this poor soul. This Facebook seller thought she had a buyer - and then the cheap college student basically admitted she'd rather go out with her friends than pick up the clothes - just after asking that the seller offer her a payment plan. We understand it's tough to to pay your way through school, but this is clearly a case of shitty priorities than anything else. The frustrated seller seemed to agree, and took the opportunity to sarcastically offer to give the college princess the clothing for free. Unfortunately, stupid people don't really pick up on sarcasm, and things really devolve from there. 

We've come across a lot of unfortunate tales of choosy beggars while perusing the internet, but this entitled person is absolutely legendary. After this cheapskate aggressively attempts to commission a Queen-sized crocheted blanket, they balk at the price for materials and labor. When the knitter explains the $400 price tag for over 100 hours of knitting, the tightwad still complains that the cost is unreasonable, and stoops to petty abuse. Fortunately, the knitter (who doesn't even make blankets for a living) ends up getting the last word. 

Another day, another example of insane entitlement that makes us want to scream. There's very little as insulting as being told that "exposure" is a decent substitute for monetary payment, and this fine gentleman seems willing to die defending the fairness of free labor in exchange for a networking opportunity. Fortunately, the recipient of his texts stood their ground and called him on his bullshit. Giving people this kind of hell is the only chance we have of changing this absolutely insane mindset. 

Taking photos may not be the most fun gig in the world, but usually you expect it to pay. From navigating drunk aunts, to making sure your clients have beautiful ways to remember their special day, this kind of labor deserves to be rewarded in kind. This choosy beggar seems to disagree - and actually balks at the very fair rate his friend usually charges. Pretty sick stuff. If this isn't enough proof that people are terrible, check out this gallery that is chock full of entitled wastes of space.