r/Choosingbeggars "GIVE ME $350,000 NOW!"
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Entitlement Demands: Requests for Free $350K, Luxury Goods, and Discounted Services
Uncover outrageous examples of entitlement spanning massive cash requests, refusal of free items based on color, and demands for deeply discounted professional services. Readers will learn to recognize extreme consumer and donor entitlement in modern charity and exchange.
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- Identify patterns where individuals demand high-value goods or services for free, often while receiving existing charity or subsidized offers.
- Review incidents involving large financial asks ($350k for a house) contrasted with petty grievances over free items (sofa color).
- Understand how entitlements extend into professional exchanges, such as requests for free childcare or photography based on shared affiliations. This segment showcases modern entitlement in social giving, commodity exchange, and service industries through real-world community submissions.
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Top Comments (10)
The Monopoly game experiment is even worse! When they interviewed the "rich" players and asked why they thought they won, the didn't acknowledge at all that the game was obviously rigged. They attributed their win to how "skilled" and "smart" they are. It's funny because Monopoly was literally made to make people mad at how much monopolies and capitalism sucks.
OP: I can write real well! Rslash with his master's in English: No. No, you do not.
7:40 "We homeschooled our kids, and we didn't really have time to teach them." Bruh. BRUH. BRRRRUUUUHHHHH!!!!!
6:55 fun fact, monopoly (the game) was actually created by a socialist woman to show that the only way to "win" in capitalism was by, essentially, depriving everyone around you of the same riches. It then got bought by hasbro and became the highest grossing board game *ever*, crazy stuff!
Being picky for free food is insane
Homeschooling story - call CPS. These kids are being neglected.
I participated in a toy drive in high school. The girl that my group was assigned to got so many toys (and even one or two duplicates, as we all got the same list for her). She looked to her mom and said "Look at all these presents, Mom!" I looked to her mom, and she was flabbergasted. She looked close to tears. It's a feel good Christmas memory of mine.
"I can write legal documents" translation: "i can use chatgpt to have it make something that looks like a legal document"
You have no idea how long I've been waiting for him to do some choosing beggars
"I have all these skills I'm amazing at, but can't land a job." Press X to doubt
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Top Comments (10)
The Monopoly game experiment is even worse! When they interviewed the "rich" players and asked why they thought they won, the didn't acknowledge at all that the game was obviously rigged. They attributed their win to how "skilled" and "smart" they are. It's funny because Monopoly was literally made to make people mad at how much monopolies and capitalism sucks.
OP: I can write real well! Rslash with his master's in English: No. No, you do not.
7:40 "We homeschooled our kids, and we didn't really have time to teach them." Bruh. BRUH. BRRRRUUUUHHHHH!!!!!
6:55 fun fact, monopoly (the game) was actually created by a socialist woman to show that the only way to "win" in capitalism was by, essentially, depriving everyone around you of the same riches. It then got bought by hasbro and became the highest grossing board game *ever*, crazy stuff!
Being picky for free food is insane
Homeschooling story - call CPS. These kids are being neglected.
I participated in a toy drive in high school. The girl that my group was assigned to got so many toys (and even one or two duplicates, as we all got the same list for her). She looked to her mom and said "Look at all these presents, Mom!" I looked to her mom, and she was flabbergasted. She looked close to tears. It's a feel good Christmas memory of mine.
"I can write legal documents" translation: "i can use chatgpt to have it make something that looks like a legal document"
You have no idea how long I've been waiting for him to do some choosing beggars
"I have all these skills I'm amazing at, but can't land a job." Press X to doubt