50 Infuriating Moments Where Entitlement Reached Whole New Levels

My dad got this note on his car while visiting my mom (who is a patient) at the USC Norris Cancer Center. He laughed at how ridiculous it is but I think it’s pretty rude. Gotta love the “you don’t look handicap to us”.

Saw this request driving off I-95 in Daytona today. Not sure if this is trashy or not but it just felt like a choosing beggar to me…

What really gets me is that this person, who is insecure about asking for stuff, is one of the most prolific posters in the group.

If you need stuff, ask for it, but don’t lie about being shy about asking. Not to mention that being forthcoming about what you need/want and why you want it would probably help you get more.

Rescheduled the interview for 2 PM the next day and still did not call at the scheduled time.

She's such a jerk, this isn't even the half of her. She goes through my cousin's messages constantly and is the world's worst helicopter parent.

Heard she married into some company that makes 5 billion a year.

I don’t think what I said was rude? Maybe for the best though, I don’t really need a kitten right now.

People started pointing out how strange this whole thing was, but OP doubled down and started fighting in the comments before he deleted the post.

This person messaging accounts on Twitter asking for a measly $350,000. Why won't some random wealthy person give me the full amount?

Except he has done 0 research and he's now entitled to an answer, like right now.

I saw his dm while I was on my way for a weekend trip so I gave him a first reply and then didn't really look at social media until the weekend was over...

Maybe I should have just ignored him, but I felt like I was making a joke to give him a chance to apologise and move on. Welp.

I love my friend but they are taking Ozempic to lose a quick 30 pounds even though they aren't obese. I need Ozempic due to being a type 2 diabetic. I keep having trouble refilling my medication because so many people started taking it after it was approved for weight loss. I'm not against obese people taking it but every single person who just wants to lose a few pounds are now taking it causing problems for people who need it for real health conditions to actually get it. It's extremely irritating.

Bonus infuriation: I used to be on Trulicity which isn't used for weight loss but works the same way as Ozempic but my work switched insurance providers this year and the new provider would not approve Trulicity even though I had been using it for years. The denial letter stated that I had not previously proven that I actually needed Trulicity to lower my a1c numbers rather than using the generic of metformin and glyburide alone. So my option was to use metformin and glyburide alone and let my numbers rise for the next year (2 a1c tests, one every 6 months) to show my need (while feeling like c**p and dealing with high sugar numbers) or switch to Ozempic which is automatically approved for anyone who can be tagged as obese or pre-diabetic in their medical records. I made the switch and now I have to deal with this stuff.

I think I finally found one in my own community? Why is it that every time someone’s being super cheap, it’s always in all caps with spelling that looks like they didn’t even glance at what they typed? I am just confused on how there’s so many carbon copies of the same person. Maybe I’m being dramatic.