I refuse to believe that such people really exist. Wtf is wrong with them?

You can sure tell in the comments who's worked in service and who hasn't. The people saying FAKE never had to deal with bonkers customers OR they're the very same people who expect people to give them free stuff. The rest are like.. yep.. these people are EVERYWHERE. They demand free food in diners, they demand free clothes at the mall. You're lucky if you think this is fake.

I have to say that I really don't need to see any more terrible people posts on Bored Panda. When I found this site a while back it was all about creative people and people who made the world a better place. Right now there are at least three posts about terrible people. I'd love to never see that kind of thing here ever again.

A******s come in every shape, way or form. And apparently every profession. Terrible person all around. She should not be allowed to teach children.

"It's your job" - and teaching is yours, do you do it for free??

How could people expect to get stuff for free? And this teacher is so rude and demanding, even after artist offered discount!

I've been seeing way to many of these as of late. I'm sure the first one or two were real, but now I'm positive that the majority of these "entitled a-holes expect free stuff" posts are fake.

If she believes it's "literally her job" then she also acknowledges that's how she makes money and should be paid.

As a teacher, I'm embarrassed this person is a teacher. I teach my students kindness is the most important thing.

I don't know about places other than the US, but I'm noticing a lot more online companies that are giving the seller the opportunity to review their customers, too. I think Facebook MarketPlace is one, along with CraigsList and Offer Up or Let Go. Although I doubt it will change some peoples' attitudes, it can be a great tool if utilized.

You won't have a shop for long...if you do all your jobs for free.

My bank refused to give me their old beat up, leftover money. Ruined my Christmas. Bastards!

I'm pretty sure if this was real a bunch of high school students wouldn't be heartbroken over a sticker. I don't doubt people like this exist in the real world - In fact, I worked in customer service and know they do - but come on... the over dramatic responses like "you've ruined their Christmas" really make it difficult to believe.

Only way this could be a more asinine argument is if the students who's Christmas was being "ruined" were all in a Jewish school.

More b******t.

"I think this is your job, but I want them for free" Entitled much?

Haha its like some people dont really are aware that anything they wright in text online (or a textmessage in a phone) can be shown for littarly everone in the world!! Poor, poor ignorant people..

I'm surprised she didn't just block the b***h when she asked not to be contacted again.

Total psycho!

How would it "ruin" Christmas for the students? They won't get stuff at home? and why would you promise something you can't guarantee to have before Christmas break starts? and why not buy them the cheap $1 candy canes? That's at least 2 boxes per class. And it must be a small school since the grade I'm in has 836 students alone and my math teacher says she 240 students so 120 isn't a lot I'm not a teacher but yeah I get the stress of remembering all of the students names and if they're bad their parents names and if the parents are divorced/passed away because someone's mom passed away 2 years ago and the teacher came to our school last year and she had no idea so this is what happened Teacher:*students name* If you don't be quiet I'll call your momma(I live in the south) Student: I don't see how that's possible teacherReally? Fine let's call her right now, do you have your phone on you(because some parents don't answer the schools' numbers) Student: Yea *unlocks phone and hands it to on

What a terrible teacher this beggar must be.

These are getting boring. Always the same thing

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Interesting that several people condemned the cheapskate as "she." The article says "This high school teacher, for example, wanted to get his 120 students custom vinyl decals." It's not important, but do people assume that someone is "she" because he is a teacher?

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fake.

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clickbait. downgrade me all you want, if it would only help stopping fake-forced articles like this from becoming viral all over the internet..