19 Entitled Parents Who Tried To Get Discounts By Using Their Children
Here are 19 pics that serve as living proof of entitled parent stories tried to use their kids to get discounts.
The r/ChoosingBeggars subreddit is an online community where over 2.3M members dedicated their time to sharing screenshots, pictures, or stories of people who are being way too picky when begging for things. And this time it's about entitled parents who probably act more like kids than their actual kids. Those parents believe that everyone owes them something. They seem like they have 'a chip on their shoulder' and frequently complain about how they were treated unfairly.
Here are 19 pics that serve as living proof of entitled parents who tried to use their kids to get discounts. A parent, for example, demanded the seller drive two hours to deliver a set of dice and claimed that the seller was ruining the birthday of a child. Or another buyer couldn't get a discount, claimed that the seller hated kids. That's too ridiculous, right. Scroll down to check out other stories.
Entitled Parent Stories
Entitled Parent Stories
The r/ChoosingBeggars subreddit is an online community where over 2.3M members dedicated their time to sharing screenshots, pictures, or stories of people who are being way too picky when begging for things. And this time it's about entitled parents who probably act more like kids than their actual kids. Those parents believe that everyone owes them something. They seem like they have 'a chip on their shoulder' and frequently complain about how they were treated unfairly.
Here are 19 pics that serve as living proof of entitled parents who tried to use their kids to get discounts. A parent, for example, demanded the seller drive two hours to deliver a set of dice and claimed that the seller was ruining the birthday of a child. Or another buyer couldn't get a discount, claimed that the seller hated kids. That's too ridiculous, right. Scroll down to check out other stories.
#1. Parent angry that gift price doesn't reach $50.00 spending budget; requests a $120.00 tablet as compensation
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#2. I teach swimming to kids for free even though I was offered money. Mombie demands that I have to teach her son exclusively. And to give her the money offered as I don't need it.
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#3. Strangers won't give my kid Airpods or money?! Thanks for ruining his Christmas!
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#4. Sister asks me if I can watch her kid, then asks if I can come to get her and comes up with a lame excuse as to why she can't drop her off
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#5. Mom thinks her son needs my service dog, not just any service dog
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#6. I can buy things that aren’t too useful for myself, but when I need a gift for my kid, I want someone else to pay for it
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#7. Got a CB asking me to give her daughter something that I never said I was selling or commissioning
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#8. Asking for a free smartphone from a Product Reviewer with specific specs
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#9. CB tries to use their kid as an excuse to get a Supreme shirt for super cheap
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#10. The buyer demands the seller drive two hours to deliver a set of dice, claiming that the seller is ruining the birthday of a child
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#11. Guy offers me half my asking price then tries the "sick son" sob story when it doesn't work. Plus a little bit of Pawn Stars
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#12. It's your responsibility to feed my kids
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#13. She wanted to take her 2-year-old daughter to a Marilyn Manson concert
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#14. Buyer can't get discount, claims that seller hates kids
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#15. "My kid hasn't eaten since yesterday"
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#16. Make it fair! Her kid is crying!
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#17. Beggar mom is insulted that her daughter's party guests won’t pay for the party
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#18. But I need a white one for the kids...
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#19. Woman encourages man to cheat on his girlfriend and uses children as an excuse
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