40 Times People Saw Entitled Jerks And Just Had To Share Screenshots On This Online Community
Ah, undeserved entitlement. It’s that thing that makes your first impression of a person go sour in a matter of moments because of how obnoxious, arrogant, and in-your-face high-and-mighty they’re acting. Greedy, needy, and unabashed, the entitled can be found everywhere—you just need to keep an eye out for those who believe they’re at the center of the known universe.
There’s an online community that’s entirely dedicated to shaming entitled people, and it’s a heck of a ride. We’ve compiled some of the subreddit’s best posts to show you the insane levels of entitlement some folks can reach, and it’s making our eyebrows rise high enough to merge with our hairlines.
Scroll down, upvote your fave pics, and be sure to let us know in the comments what the most entitled people that you’ve ever seen have done. Got any tips on how to deal with the ultra-entitled? Let us know as well.
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This Made Me Laugh So Much
Old Soup Burns Still Have The Power To Sting A Karen!
It's Really Not That Hard...
With over 284k members, the subreddit is doing very well for a community that is just over a couple of years old. The subreddit’s moderators want to show the internet what others’ experiences with people who “always get their own way and are better than everyone” have been like.
However, just because a person’s entitled, it doesn’t mean that they deserve getting hate online. For this reason, the subreddit forbids including any information that could make it possible to identify the people connected to any posts. From names and phone numbers to addresses and locations, it’s best to keep those things private. People change, after all, and you never know if somebody who was narcissistic yesterday might have turned into a Good Samaritan today.
Take Your Time
Big Brain
Entitled Woman Knows The Owner
According to ‘Better Help,’ a sense of entitlement is considered to be a personality trait where a person believes that they deserve privileges or recognition that they didn’t earn. One way that a person can become entitled is growing up in a household where they don’t learn how to earn rewards which makes them expect them for nothing when they grow up.
In short, entitled people make life all about them: everything has to benefit them, everything is about them, and they believe they’re superior to everyone else. That means that the entitled rarely compromise with others, they lack empathy, and they get frustrated when the world doesn’t rush to fulfill their every whim.
Bye , Don't Let The Door Smack You On The Butt On The Way Out
The Company’s Clapback Was Savage Lmao
Why Are You Mourning Your Stillborn Daughter? You Didn’t Know Her. Get Over It So There Are No Distractions At My Wedding
While it’s obvious that entitled folks have a strong desire to be at the center of attention, some of them do this through self-pity and playing the victim. Though they might seem extremely confident on the surface, some of them have a lot of insecurities that they’re working through.
In fact, research shows that entitled people can end up hurting not just those around them, but also themselves because they have unrealistic expectations which can’t be met sometimes.
Eb Reported Me For Service Quality After I Kicked Her Out Of My Uber. I Planned On Reporting Her Anyway
I would do the same, even though my wife or anyone else in my family is not black
Give Your Seat To My Son!
I hope you said this on her face in front of the kid. Asking kindly make things so much easier.
There Were Karens Back Then Too
Excuse Me What The Heck
Entitled Woman Wants To Book An Appointment To Get Her Lashes Done
How dumb can you be? you could have just booked the appointment then not chat when you were at the appointment. no one will continue talking if you don't answer
Stealing A Ball From A Little Girl
I Hate The Sound Of Children's Laughter
Person In The Silver Car Is Entitled
Seriously It's Not That Hard
The Joys Of The In-Home Service Industry
How Entitled Do You Have To Be?
Just ignore her until she starts behaving like a normal fucken human being
Eb At A Restaurant
I'm so sick of "influencers" and such trying to get free crap. We have def gone wrong as a society to make people believe that this type of behavior is appropriate. I hope the restaurant owner replied back that they were glad she enjoyed the food and that she didn't need her influencers. Why do people not get that business run on money- the income they make from whatever they sale or produce? Ridiculous. Perhaps I should get off bored panda at 4 am because I have no filter to not comment on such crap.
What Did You Think Was Gonna Happen, Sarah?
I'll Be Contacting My Lawyer
The Universe Really Out Here Delivering Karmic Justice Huh...
How Dare You Not Get A C-Section So I Can Get Work Off To Go On Vacation
My Legs Dont Work
I pulled up and parked in a handicap accessible spot in front of the hospital (I had a legal permit) and got out the car. This man pulled his car behind mine and started calling me some of the most vile names I have ever heard in my entire life. I just looked at him, walked around the car, got Mom's walker out of the backseat and then opened her door to help her out. The guy's face went ashen and he sped away. Imagine his surprise when he got on the elevator with us.
I Have No Words
Is deliberately ignoring someone's cries for help a criminal offense? Because it should be.
Because Some People Can’t Have A Single Day That Is Not About Them
Wow. Too bad all the important people won't be at her event since they will be getting ready for yours. What a jerk. Good luck man. Move out of state for reals.
If I was the bride, I'd merge the ceremonies. I'd encourage all the wedding participants to renew their vows. Why not make it even more meaningful for your guests? Create new traditions? They're dressed up and in a presumably fabulous location, and the bride has hired a photographer. What is 30 minutes devoted to your guests renewing their vows? Put the vow-takers as your maids of honor, and as they walk up the aisle, they renew their vows with their spouse. Then you take yours. could be a beautiful ceremony.
Wow, that is next level clever / passive agressive.... I kinda like it.
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Yep. My aunt tried this bullshit for my wedding. She found out it was going to be the week of her birthday and "since [her] entire family would be together" she tried to make it a birthday party too. I moved my wedding date.
You could get your husband to be to tell her it's not okay and even uninvite her if she decides to continue with her plans... she'll get over it
I've heard of this before don't know if this is the same person or not but good luck
Whose the worse jerk..the mother in law or the idiots that insist on a destination wedding
I like it when people have destination weddings - I don't have to go then.
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My wife's sisters are the same way. One refused to be a bridesmaid because "It would end up being about her" meaning the sister thought just being in the wedding would mean all attention would be on her. The other one used the excuse"I can't be your wedding planner if I'm in the wedding". Ironically she didn't end up being that either since she wouldn't listen us on things we didn't want.
I wonder if the mother-in-law was just going to keep it quiet and not tell everyone, just for something quick and romantic with her husband. It would also keep the mother-in-law out of your hair while getting ready, as I've heard they can be intrusive sometimes lol
Not to worry. I'm sure the Drive-Thru Wedding Chapel will still be special after they're gone.
Instead of a problem, I see an opportunity for family bonding. Having two important events, one right after the other, doesn't diminish the happiness of either, especially since they can share the same guests.
My aunt is like that too! Every time one of her children has a major celebration, she has to join in! She had her ADULT bat mitzvah in conjunction with that of her 13 year old child!!! What a way to steal the show!!! Insecure jerks!!!!!!
Someone please explain who the entitled one here is. I'm very confused
One thing for sure - NEVER make enemies with mother in law. Life will be miserable and you most likely get a divorce.
Welp, at least groom just got to know the real bride before the wedding. Divorces are too expensive, lol
the writer is not the entitled one here imo. The future MIL is and i can't stand people like her.
well, she can pay for half the wedding day, then :D...more money for your honeymoon. Though i don't really get this "my day" thing, i feel the expectations about this are getting way out of hand and quite egotistical at times, as seen in the exchange with miscarriage vs wedding. I asked both my parents and my MIL to invite whoever they want, since our wedding day is literally possible because of them - I am who I am and my husband loves due to my parents, and he is who he is and I love because of his mother; they were there for me and my husband all their lives, trough thick and thin, sacrificing anything to make sure we get the best. Not saying any of them would do something quite like that.... but I'm not sure i'd mind it that much, either. Parents are far from perfect, but I strongly feel you should accept their family for who they are and expect the same from him.
My MIL wanted to celebrate her 40th birthday on our wedding, because every body is there already and since the venue is paid for.....
My mom invited people without my knowing and i had to personally call and uninvite them because she “couldn’t”. Extra 20-30 people. She also wanted my engagement party dress as her mother of bride dress for wedding so of course I didn’t get it anymore...family is awesome. Also she changed her mind days before wedding because it didn’t fit right.
i probably will get downvoted for this, but your wedding is supposed to be your day. I think asking your mother-in-law to do that a different day would be perfectly acceptable (although if she says no, it shouldn't be a big deal)
If she says 'no' it would be a big deal because it would just highlight her lack of respect for the woman marrying "her" baby boy and their union an autonomy as a couple.
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Change the date to one day prior and tell everyone but your mother in law. Perfection!
But there must be other people who are getting married there on that day.
l hope you have a nice wedding and she dosent thats just awfull
If it was me, that wicked MIL would find herself locked in her bathroom all day that day—-and I bet I could get FIL to help me pull that off (oddly, assholes like MIL somehow end up married to the nicest people). Luckily, my husband’s mother is a real sweetie, so I dodged that bullet.
That is so sweet of her to appreciate her husband enough to renew their vows. Making her service two hours earlier than your ceremony so as not to interfere, rather than asking to walk down the aisle with you. How gracious is this lady?
Does This Count? Tipping Is Optional
Nobody Wants To Pay A Bare Minimum Of 250 Dollars In Gifts To Go To A Wedding
Entitled Woman Sues 12 Year Old Cyclist Because Her Car Got Scratched When She Hit Him
No You Can't Come Grieve Your Sister...
I hope she went to the funeral anyway. What absolute disregard for anyone else. Smh
Dis
Some People Man...
Gotta Love My Town
Was she drunk? I almost hope she was because how can a person be so completely oblivious?
Quite The Way To Put It
Around 550 ce, Yüwen Tai (in northern China) had lost an extremely important battle to the Ch'i and was on the run. He was captured. Yüwen told his captor, "If you capture me, you'll be out of work. Why don't you go take the gold in my tent?" Yüwen was released, and his grandson eventually destroyed the Ch'i.
Immediate Hire
Hey, You Don't Have Kids, Give Me 80% Of Your Income
Ok then 80% of my income will leave me with barely enough for an electric bill in a min existant home, with no food
If They Only Allowed Lighters...
...or just remind him to take his hair elswhere? People refuse or just dont wanna talk lately...
Give Me Your Banana
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The majority, if not all of these posts are American people; I'm not saying there's not spoilt entitled people everywhere, but it seems very prevalent in the good old USA :P
Yeah lmao, unfortunately it's not exclusive to the US. I sort of wish it was, because at least then, I'd know that despite the assholes in my country, there are other good people elsewhere
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Certain people make you wish being an @$$hole was excruciatingly painful.
Once I was on a plane, almost empty, and I'm trying to lie down, because the seets next to me were empty. So I'm getting comfotable( And I'm a 5 year old) and this Karen taps on my shoulder, shakes her head at me, and says" You're disturbing the other passangers" I just nod, but I'm thinking, What other people? There is literally 3 other 8 people on this whole plane!( I don't have pictures)
Posts like this just get me so riled up. People being so stupid and ignorant is the last thing I want to deal with. No anger to the writer, of course! Only to the idiotic people in this thread. I can't understand how people can have such a lack of compassion and empathy or understanding for other human beings, truly. To calm down I will now listen to girl in red for a bit :P
just the right balance that it doesn't make me mad enough to hate the thread but also keeps me entertained, rather than miffed.
None of these actually happened. Attention-seeking people making this stuff-up has got to be the saddest thing to come out of the internet.
Prior to Covid I traveled the country working autoshows. A few years back I'm working the Pittsburgh. Got off work, ordered Chinese takeout from a hole in the wall. Placed my order, and then sat in the lobby staring at my phone. A white family comes in. Out of courtesy, I acknowledge them by head nodding like how black dudes greeting in passing. A few seconds goes by and the dad impatiently asks, "So are you going to seat us or what?" Mind you, I'm wearing a full suit with a magnetic name badge that clearly says my name and Ford Motor Company. This is where the story could've ended but I decided to be a d**k. So I got up, grabbed some menus, and sat them. Promptly sat my ass back down. Dad blurts out he's ready to order. When he asks why I'm not writing anything down, I reassured him I memorized everything...only to sit right back in the lobby. Dad is livid. Confronts me. Owner overhears commotion, brings out my food. Stare family dead in the eyes, point to my name badge, & strut out. Nick-Auto-...8ddb9e.jpg 
“I don’t work here” is all you had to say. Why be an ass about it?
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The majority, if not all of these posts are American people; I'm not saying there's not spoilt entitled people everywhere, but it seems very prevalent in the good old USA :P
Yeah lmao, unfortunately it's not exclusive to the US. I sort of wish it was, because at least then, I'd know that despite the assholes in my country, there are other good people elsewhere
Load More Replies... Certain people make you wish being an @$$hole was excruciatingly painful.
Once I was on a plane, almost empty, and I'm trying to lie down, because the seets next to me were empty. So I'm getting comfotable( And I'm a 5 year old) and this Karen taps on my shoulder, shakes her head at me, and says" You're disturbing the other passangers" I just nod, but I'm thinking, What other people? There is literally 3 other 8 people on this whole plane!( I don't have pictures)
Posts like this just get me so riled up. People being so stupid and ignorant is the last thing I want to deal with. No anger to the writer, of course! Only to the idiotic people in this thread. I can't understand how people can have such a lack of compassion and empathy or understanding for other human beings, truly. To calm down I will now listen to girl in red for a bit :P
just the right balance that it doesn't make me mad enough to hate the thread but also keeps me entertained, rather than miffed.
None of these actually happened. Attention-seeking people making this stuff-up has got to be the saddest thing to come out of the internet.
Prior to Covid I traveled the country working autoshows. A few years back I'm working the Pittsburgh. Got off work, ordered Chinese takeout from a hole in the wall. Placed my order, and then sat in the lobby staring at my phone. A white family comes in. Out of courtesy, I acknowledge them by head nodding like how black dudes greeting in passing. A few seconds goes by and the dad impatiently asks, "So are you going to seat us or what?" Mind you, I'm wearing a full suit with a magnetic name badge that clearly says my name and Ford Motor Company. This is where the story could've ended but I decided to be a d**k. So I got up, grabbed some menus, and sat them. Promptly sat my ass back down. Dad blurts out he's ready to order. When he asks why I'm not writing anything down, I reassured him I memorized everything...only to sit right back in the lobby. Dad is livid. Confronts me. Owner overhears commotion, brings out my food. Stare family dead in the eyes, point to my name badge, & strut out. Nick-Auto-...8ddb9e.jpg
“I don’t work here” is all you had to say. Why be an ass about it?
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