The site Nextdoor.com is meant to help neighbors communicate. It's supposed to help people abreast of sketchy activities, neighborhood events, and foster community. It also provides a hefty amount of comedy, as proved by the rabidly popular @bestofnextdoor Twitter account. It logs some pretty insane neighborly banter - and also helps provide proof of entitled people who need to get a clue. That's pretty much covered in this tale of a Vegan who thinks the world needs to bend over backward because of their chosen diet.
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It's interesting that you can immediately tell how someone was raised by how demanding and entitled they are. The more entitled, the more they likely got handed on a silver platter as kids. The following people definitely fall into that category, and as frustrating as they may be, at least we get a little schadenfreude out of it!
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There are very few jobs as thankless as that of a retail worker. Having to juggle your regular responsibilities and entitled people should be an Olympic sport. This Twitter thread from last week is proof that everyone needs to work retail at some point so we can avoid the horror stories these poor people had to endure.
No one wants to personally deal with horrible customers or patients, but we do appreciate someone who takes one for the team and lives to tell the tales from it. We thoroughly enjoyed the following stories from an unamused medical secretary!
If (for some odd reason) you enjoy feeling angry, have some more enraging stories about entitled people via Fail Blog!
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.
