Why do I feel like the Choosing Beggar is speaking in incomplete sentences? I can't seem to follow her text. I hope it's not just me. Not trying to be mean, just trying to decipher her words.

Yeah, happens to us architects as well. Clients call you Sunday at 11PM with "ideas" for their project... and then expect you to have integrated them into the plans by Monday morning. And the worst are always corporate clients. I've had some ask me to spend 5 hours of each day meeting with them to show them what I had done from the previous day and when I tried to explain that wouldn't leave me time for work, they went "you still have nights, don't you?". Needles to say, I eventually dropped that project, and even though, as I was leaving, they screamed at me about how they're going to find a better, more "professional" architect than me to realise their vision, they still haven't built anything, even though it's been 10 years...

Uch! I used to do hair and skin care from my salon which was attached to my house. People would show up HOURS late, saying, "What's the difference / big deal? You're here?". Worst career decision .

No matter how hard you work, no matter what hours you do, some people are just not satisfied. Just tell them to do one.

NEWSFLASH! People that have jobs need time to do other things like running errands and taking care of kids! The world doesn't revolve around the customer, regardless of what they seem to think.

Apparently to this woman, workers are all robots who don't need time for themselves.

"Ino u didn't do u could of done my nails"? Thanks, no further explanation needed, that sentence speaks volumes about her mental state.

Don't engage with these people. Don't tell them about yourself. Don't explain your personal life. Don't insult them. "You can book an appointment during my available times."

Since I'm not an English native speaker, I had some trouble understanding the final insult at first, but once I got it, man, that was glorious!

No matter what your job, if your work involves the general public, you are going to get people like these wonderful, entitled souls. They are the only ones who matter. They are the only ones who deserve special treatment. They are the ones who expect you to bow down in their presence and believe that you only exist to serve them.

The 24 hour economy leaves people to think that they can have everything at any time they want. "If my husband can order a pizza at 01.00 AM, why can't I have a manicure at 23.00 PM?"

I am a tiny weezy short tempered and anyone who hardly knows me can't act that way. Just seeing my face tells it all. I am afraid in these days you have to be extra clear, extra fast to display your limits or you are bound to get trampled on.

Fan DABBY DOZZY!!! (Is that lady still alive?)

I've seen and heard too much of this, my husband is a firefighter, who worked 24 hours shifts. I was always amazed at how the public reacted to them being out in public, grocery shopping, showing up at community events etc. What the public does not realize, no matter what they are doing, they are still "live" which means if an alarm comes in they are responding, the amount of people that would b***h about them doing other things in public and then having the nerve to b***h about them leaving "in a hurry", was beyond ridiculous. They work 24 hours shifts, they do need to eat and sleep, at the grocery store, they tell the staff they are responding to an alarm and staff look after their cart until they come back, they leave their dinner table, kitchen and beds to respond to an alarm. Not sure about anyone else, but I wouldn't want the tired/hungry firefighters showing up if my family member is in cardiac arrest or my house is on fire! 1,000 entitled public complaints a week.

I would have offred to do her nails for free in effort to save the customer, then when she came in i would have wrote f**k you on her nails

The client was very rude! I would not want that kind of client back, she would have to find another nail tech. Also, I guess I'm going to be downvoted since the other comments about the same thing is getting downvoted, but I agree that the last comment from the nail tech was unnecessary. She could have just leave it there.

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Who the f**k does this entitled dumb cow think she is? Expose her with the name, think the internet will teach her a lesson about being a c**t!

So many stories like these, plus the morons who want something for nothing in return for 'exposure'. I guess people have just got to get tough with them, although the risk of 'I'll blacken your name all over the internet' is probably a bit scary.

I got anxiety reading the atrocious grammar!! SMH!!!

Entitled people = narcissists

Entitled narcissists are the worst. I hope that t*at sees that the exchange was posted online and feels at least a little ashamed of herself.

Oaite then, baby cakes!

I was on a committee where the meetings began at 5 PM. My work ended at 5 PM. So I would slip into the meetings 5 minutes late. Someone was nervy enough to criticize me for it and I was like "Um, I work...!"

"working around your clients" apparently means being at their service at each minute of every hour of your life...not to save their lives or anything, but to do their nails.

*bone idle. I have no life.

That is 1 of the best insults I've seen in YEARS! The highest of all salutes towards that lady! PS: fan dabby dozy: is that Scottish slang?

Americans I suppose....

BP should do a weekly column where they find weird rude randos and b***h about them. Oh, wait...

These kind of articles are getting a bit much. Who cares?!