There are so many people out there who feel entitled to people’s time, products, attention, etc when there’s absolutely no reason they should feel that way. Anyone who works in a creative field can tell you that too many folks have the idea that “exposure” is worth actual money, even though we can’t eat it or sleep under it, or benefit in any sort of real way.

It might surprise you, though, to learn that good-sized companies also act foolish and entitled, trying to get people do things for them for free.

If you’re in the mood for some righteous anger, these 20 examples should definitely rev you up.

20. I don’t think this person understands how websites work.

Or maybe how anything in life works, tbh.

19. Do you think they realize how ironic this is?

And no, not in a good way at all.

18. Harsh, but I mean…

We might need to have another chat about wants and needs.

17. It doesn’t always pay to be subtle.

In fact, most of the time it definitely doesn’t.

16. Whoops. Maybe should have modified that audience.

Now I am also curious what happened to the first one.

15. You have to remember that some things are just not your problem.

In fact, most things are not your problem.

14. You have to know how far you can push people.

The first chance was the time to grab it and run, it seems.

13. Be careful who you try to scam.

It just might end up costing you even more.

12. RIP to this friendship.

Friends support each other’s endeavors, they don’t try to take advantage, y’all.

11. I mean technically, sure.

But I hope you can calculate percentages accurately.

10. Sure, it would be nice if things matched.

But she didn’t have to be so ugly about it.

9. The last bit is my favorite.

Just absolute proof that you have no idea what’s going on in the world.

8. That escalated quickly.

As things like this often seem to do.

7. When something is free you shouldn’t question it.

And you definitely shouldn’t complain.

6. That…seems like quite a lot of food?

I guess I could be wrong?

5. Panhandling is not a job.

But also, maybe $10/hr ain’t gonna pay the bills.

4. I would also like to know if this strategy works.

For reasons.

3. I would have loved to see the response.

I’m guessing it contained a fair amount of cursing.

2. Play stupid games.

Win stupid prizes. Every single time.

1. It’s free. FREE.

The want…something else for free?

I swear, some of this stuff is just hard to believe!

If you’ve got a great (aka terrible) story in this vein, tell us about it in the comments.

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There are so many people out there who feel entitled to people’s time, products, attention, etc when there’s absolutely no reason they should feel that way. Anyone who works in a creative field can tell you that too many folks have the idea that “exposure” is worth actual money, even though we can’t eat it or sleep under it, or benefit in any sort of real way.

It might surprise you, though, to learn that good-sized companies also act foolish and entitled, trying to get people do things for them for free.

If you’re in the mood for some righteous anger, these 20 examples should definitely rev you up.

20. I don’t think this person understands how websites work.

Or maybe how anything in life works, tbh.

19. Do you think they realize how ironic this is?

And no, not in a good way at all.

18. Harsh, but I mean…

We might need to have another chat about wants and needs.

17. It doesn’t always pay to be subtle.

In fact, most of the time it definitely doesn’t.

16. Whoops. Maybe should have modified that audience.

Now I am also curious what happened to the first one.

15. You have to remember that some things are just not your problem.

In fact, most things are not your problem.

14. You have to know how far you can push people.

The first chance was the time to grab it and run, it seems.

13. Be careful who you try to scam.

It just might end up costing you even more.

12. RIP to this friendship.

Friends support each other’s endeavors, they don’t try to take advantage, y’all.

11. I mean technically, sure.

But I hope you can calculate percentages accurately.

10. Sure, it would be nice if things matched.

But she didn’t have to be so ugly about it.

9. The last bit is my favorite.

Just absolute proof that you have no idea what’s going on in the world.

8. That escalated quickly.

As things like this often seem to do.

7. When something is free you shouldn’t question it.

And you definitely shouldn’t complain.

6. That…seems like quite a lot of food?

I guess I could be wrong?

5. Panhandling is not a job.

But also, maybe $10/hr ain’t gonna pay the bills.

4. I would also like to know if this strategy works.

For reasons.

3. I would have loved to see the response.

I’m guessing it contained a fair amount of cursing.

2. Play stupid games.

Win stupid prizes. Every single time.

1. It’s free. FREE.

The want…something else for free?

I swear, some of this stuff is just hard to believe!

If you’ve got a great (aka terrible) story in this vein, tell us about it in the comments.

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There are a lot of good things about the way the internet connects us, both with people we know and love and with complete strangers all around the globe.

There are downsides, too, like realizes just how many people in this world are completely clueless, or who expect things from others that they have no reason to dole out for free – actual items, but also expertise and the like.

If things like that burn your britches, these 18 people’s begging is going to light your booty on fire.

18. He just kept digging himself deeper and deeper.

And it’s like he didn’t even realize it.

17. There are a bizarre number of people who expect strangers to care about their kid’s Christmas.

I mean, I like kids but it’s really not my problem.

16. People will always surprise you.

And not in the best way.

15. An honor you say?

Take that mess and stuff it in a sack, sir.

14. Here’s hoping he saw this post.

Imagine having the gall to crab about getting a nice gift.

13. I guess I don’t have any real “mates” either.

Those are tough to come by, I would think.

12. Maybe they…forgot?

This does not seem like the start of a beautiful friendship.

11. Do they imagine people want to be in weddings?

I need to know whether they had a wedding party at all.

10. Well, he got his hopes up.

Kind of hard to blame him on that one.

9. We all have to draw the line somewhere.

I guess for some people, that boundary is mayonnaise.

8. Someone needs lessons on negotiations.

And also not begging strangers for expensive things.

7. It’s not worth trying to talk sense with some people.

Apparently she didn’t really want to get there.

6. Her poor dad.

I hope he had her when he was young and still has a strong back.

5. Well ok then bye bro.

This is like a rude slap in the face at exactly the wrong time.

4. Someone’s time was wasted, that’s for sure.

Not ours, though. I don’t think.

3. I wouldn’t even know how to respond to that.

Fork over the $2, ma’am.

2. Demanding AND rude.

He seems nice.

1. Sounds like they have a good thing going.

I’m just saying, I’d pay way more to see the mullet guy go flying.

I have no idea what’s wrong with people, y’all.

Tell us your best (worst) choosing beggar stories in the comments!

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