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We here at Bored Panda like to entertain our readers with various funny memes and hilarious photo compilations or broaden our visitors' perspective on arts and interesting facts, but sometimes we feel the need to share a not-so-pleasant educational story or two. And this time it's about rude people, who just cannot ever feel satisfied, mainly because of their huge sense of entitlement.
You know the saying 'beggars can't be choosers?' It turns out it's wrong! Some people, when receiving generous help with their everyday problems by strangers, choose to push for more instead of showing some of the deserved gratitude. And these people, my friend, are just the worst. While some of the helpers decided to kill them with kindness, others delivered the best comebacks for the ungrateful.
This list, collected by us here at Bored Panda is one of those that'll leave you furious. Furious with the sheer gall of people who can't see a good deed when it slaps them in the face and have only one first world problem on their minds; themselves! Scroll down to check the stories and savage roasts for yourself, and don't forget to upvote for your 'favorite' of these shameless cheaters!
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A B C 6 years ago
Maybe he should try to charge people entry fees for his website - I'm SURE they'll pay to see his multi million dollar idea.
Carol Emory 6 years ago
If it's a multimillion dollar idea..he can afford to pay the web developer.... My husband is a web developer and works for a company that will not take a web design job unless the client is willing to drop at least five figures on it. While they do free web design for non=profit organizations..they are not in the business of losing money either.
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Master Markus 6 years ago
"You just lost me wanting you to make a thing for me for free".
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JD Cassavaugh 6 years ago
A measly three minutes without a response, and the would-be client is already a jackass.
Taryn Wallace 6 years ago
I for one would be super upset at all the bug time I would loose from a random a*****e stranger's million dollar ideas
Taryn Wallace 6 years ago
Maybe he mates bugs...OR it's a PPV Chanel that is all about bugs called Bug Time...
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Well Hello There 6 years ago
"I'm not paying for a website that's going to be free to visit, that doesn't make sense" Ok, number 1, most famous websites are free to visit, and they make MILLIONS, and second, people aren't going to visit your website if it cost money just to LOOK AT. In my eyes, it's you who's losing. (Not you viewing the comment, the rude *ss guy who wanted a website. I know it sounds dumb saying that, you gotta understand, people are dumb.)
Layla 6 years ago
That moment when you want to punctuate your tantrum with a grand childish exit and you misspell BUG
TheDivineMs.M 6 years ago
He has a million dollar idea but doesn't grasp the concept of paying for a service rendered???
Carmen Elena 6 years ago
WOW that guy is so ... idk how to say "conchudo" in english but he is!!
Bluebell Rizzi 6 years ago
The typo tho. I feel the pain. Killer line, dumb typo. Also, this guy is a d*ck XD
Henry Cheves 3 years ago
How does using standard business terms make you sound like an asshole?
James The Zelda Geek (Idiocy Bothers Me) 5 years ago
Is he for real? Yes, how dare you expect money in exchange for goods and services. You’re an a*****e. You would’ve been nothing without me, you could have been famous.
Christina Sersif 6 years ago
how can a stupid person who fails to see how basic economics work has a million dollar idea?
Rebekah Hughes 6 years ago
"Hey, you do websites, right?" *Three minutes later* "You're about to lose my business." XD
Wandering Ari 6 years ago
Well, he's definitely going to lose some bug time.... since the guy will leave and stop bugging him.. (sorry, had to. I'll... I'll just leave now)
Freya the Wanderer 6 years ago
Web designers have to eat! Red Dot is an a--hole, like the floss company that wanted free embroidery designs.
YoloMaster Sherr 5 years ago
And they never said you couldnt charge for entry to your site, tho ad revenue is a much better business plan. Dont be a d**k
YoloMaster Sherr 5 years ago
What tf is wrong with "rates" and "estimates." You expecting free s**t?! Go learn it urself or dont make one
somnomania 6 years ago
Hopefully no one anywhere did a website for this douche, he doesn't deserve one with that attitude.
Chelle Ellis 10 months ago
Oh no, not bug time! Another douche with problems that are all his. Enjoy learning web development, no one worth a c**p will jump on your little project.
Roxy Eastland 1 year ago
Honestly, I would mostly be upset about losing bug time. Otherwise, losing 'business' from a freeloader sounds like an immense blessing.
Ann Abdelzaher 6 years ago
LOL as someone who has a business that offers website design (dirt cheap I might add) this cracks me up.
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#22
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#26
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#36
Girl Refuses To Pay $20 An Hour For Me To Help Her Move, And Decides To Call Me Cheap
#38
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Naomi Armitage 6 years ago
I had a similar experience like this on eBay--I was selling 3 brand new, still-in-package sets of Hello Kitty lights (on strings, like for Christmas or around your room), and some lady begged me to knock down my price and hold them for her until she had the money so she could buy them for her daughter's birthday party. I agreed, but she kept stalling and stalling, and I told her if somone wanted them for the full price AND PAID FOR THEM, I was going to sell them to the other person. Well, that's what happened, and of course, *I* was the bad guy for ruining her daughter's birthday party, because she PROMISED her daughter she'd have them. Maybe I'm wrong, but I have a hard time feeling bad about this.
DeadStillPretty 6 years ago
You are definitely not wrong. Susans like that act like we should all bow down because they decided to have kids
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Wil Vanderheijden 6 years ago
It shows that there are people that are never satisfied. Sad for them because they'll never be happy and they'll die thinking that during their whole life they never really got what was coming to them.
Sage Jay 6 years ago
you strike me... as a woman who has never been satisfied...
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Laura Bauer 6 years ago
I get so tired of seeing all the parents begging and using their kids to try and get free stuff. If you can't afford it, little johnny might as well learn early that they aren't going to get everything they want
Beatrice Alighieri 6 years ago (edited)
I was living in the US and used to see a lot of veterans at intersections holding cardboard signs asking for money or means to go on with their lives. I always felt so deeply sorry that they had to endure a war, literally having their lives on the line. One day I found a guy who looked older. I pulled down my window and handed him a $20 and said "Thank you for your service, God bless you". He faltered. Looked me in the eyes, but accepted. No 'Thank you'. As soon as the light went green, he banged on the side of my car 3 times and yelled "Go away! You're stealing our jobs!". I was shocked. I had been relocated from my country to the US *by the North American company* where I used to work because my specific skills were a fit for the position. I was not 'stealing' anyone's job. I feel so sorry that Veterans have to go through this, after all they have endured. They should have proper social and health care. His rage was not against *me*. It was against the lack of dignity he deserved.
Hisseefit 6 years ago
Unfortunately, some of these panhandlers are dealing with mental illness. I've seen them fighting over who gets what corner to beg from. They can be angry at life or just whatever.
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Melody Lanzatella 6 years ago
This attitude is becoming more pervasive every day! As if everyone OWES them something in some way!
jknbt jknbt 6 years ago
A "friend" came over and told me a sob story about how he was going to lose his car because he gave all his money to charity that month (yea, right). The man is able bodied, so I offered to help if he would agree to help me paint my house. He signed a contract that detailed hourly rate & all. He worked off about half the money I gave him in advance. Then he skipped town without a phone call, an offer to pay at a later date when he was back on his feet, or an apology. The jerk had the nerve to call me up ten years later saying he was moving back in town. He said he needed a place to stay. He said he needed money to rent a storefront and open a business he wanted to start. Hmmm...He didn't ask for help, he just told me his needs. I was supposed to leap to the rescue of the poor dear. This guy only expects the best out of his friends. Funny how he won't give so much as a phone call in return. I told him to give me a call when he was settled in, and we could go for coffee ...
Johnny Frostbite 6 years ago
Once I stepped in at the last minute to teach a cooking class when the regular instructor was stuck in traffic. When he thanked me I made the mistake of saying "no problem!" which he interpreted as "no need to pay me!" 4 hours I will never get back
Jaguarundi 6 years ago
I truly appreciate the polite and civil answers given by the advertisers/posters to these "choosy beggars". Especially after reading the beggars' responses when their wishes were denied! I would have to put such a rein on my "sarcasm stallion" he'd flip over! Personally, I don't give change nor supplies to pan handlers. I have seen them get picked up and dropped off at prime off-ramp locations by white vans to believe that they have no support systems. However, I do give money to the local advocacy and support groups for the homeless and donate food to the pantries and food drives on a regular basis. The person complaining about the food handed out by the local pantry not meeting their particular tastes was especially galling. I cannot bring myself to feel sorry for these people, I just pity them.
Karen Stauffer 6 years ago
Yeah, I advertised 5 free boxes of fabric scraps for quilting. Had a second person show up after I gave away the first five, and I put together 3 more boxes for her and she complained because I "wasted" her time!
Freya the Wanderer 6 years ago
Some people just don't understand gratitude. The world does not owe you a living - the world was here first. You want a living, work for one. However, if you are down and out because you had a run of sh***y luck, I don't mind lending a helping hand.
xpurtsonly 4 years ago
These people are terrible. It’s people like this that give actual people who have fallen on hard times a bad rep.
Shari H 6 years ago
On a reverse of this, I made a relative a necklace as a gift and someone asked her where she got it. She told them it was handmade and they asked her if I would make one for them, they would pay $50 for it. Without even asking me she told them no because I am too busy to sell my crafts, it's just a hobby. It is just a hobby, and her piece was the first one I made, but shouldn't it be my choice who I make items for?
Frozengeckolover 5 years ago
Omg! How rude! My stepmom was like that. I made her a matching necklace and bracelet set one Christmas and she complained that I gave her cheap, homemade stuff. I told her to give it back. I had been selling those sets at festivals for $60 all summer.
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Rachel Hutton 6 years ago
I was selling a wardrobe for $200 (it was an antique and worth a lot more but I'd had ZERO luck selling at higher price) and some guy contacted me expecting me to knock $120 off the price cause he had to hire a car to come get it. I said "not my problem mate, if you can't pick it up I'm selling it full price to someone who can".
Nanette Pacelli 1 year ago
I'm selling a Star Wars Droid factory, near complete for $160 and had someone offer me $50. I countered with $8 off, he declined LOL
Richard Windor 1 year ago (edited)
Oh wow…expirenced part of this recently…no idea there was such a thing. Knew someone that i helped but nothing was ever enough and there was always an excuse. Negotiating Prices. Not wanting to pay normal prices. I wish i had heard about it before. .
Ryan Deschanel 3 years ago
BoredPanda was surprisingly conservative, in that post... I like that.
S. 5 years ago
" This other person can do it for a lower price/free " / " Even I can make it myself " — so just do it. Make it yourself. Go to the person foolish or generous enough to do it for f r e e . Yeah, bargaining is a thing that I won't disapprove 100% — but you need to know when you should bargain, and how to accept ' no ' .
Donna Cheung 6 years ago
Recently, when moving, I listed a bunch of stuff to give out for FREE (receiving end to pay shipping, but I still have to pack them and ship them out), including $200+ handbags and $500+ home appliances, all in good condition. I could just donate them to charity, but I would like friends and acquaintances to enjoy them, because I sure did when I had them! I also listed them on some message boards, offering them to strangers. In the end, not one of those "friends" who took my stuff even sent a "thank you" message after receiving the items, while the complete strangers took their time to thank me and tell me the stuff are useful to them...
Eleanor Evans 6 years ago
We are just about to move and have put some stuff we don't want for very low prices online. I was selling a school bag at half the price it was bought for, almost perfect condition. A woman asked for it for $4 and said that was ok, because frankly, I prefer not to waste things. Then the lady said I had to bring it to her....to catch public transport to her location would have cost $2 and taken an hour return. Thank you but no thank you.
Alusair Alustriel 6 years ago
And here I thought my eyebrows could not go any higher. I think they hit the ceilieng. 5 stories above me.
Ryo Bakura 6 years ago
I don't think I can keep my middle finger extended for much longer. Please send help. Willing to pay cash/sexual favours.
Magdalina777 6 years ago
It's actually not something I'm used to seeing, especially the online convos(I might be wrong but I think this kind of sh*t is less widespread here because people on the whole have lower life standards and are usually more grateful for what they do have/get) so that was a very entertaining read. It makes me wonder...are those like op unique cases or is this actually a common kind of attitude? This whole attitude...it's like very very infantile and it seems that's becoming a common thing in modern adults, especially in developed countries. With the coddling to kids' whims, with whole 'you can be whatever you want and do whatever you like'(yes, but there are certain limits to this...), with generous social support...to an extent all these things are great and much needed, but is this actually what we are getting on the big scale? A generation littered with people who want the world to comply to their every whim, adults with mentality of 5 year olds? That's alarming...
Alia G. 6 years ago
It's a common attitude, just not quite on this scale all the time. People complaining about getting the wrong gift, wanting a specific free coupon, complaining about free content not being as they expect, things like that.
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Alia G. 6 years ago
My conservative, republican, uncle does c**p like this all the time.
Load More Replies... Naomi Armitage 6 years ago
I had a similar experience like this on eBay--I was selling 3 brand new, still-in-package sets of Hello Kitty lights (on strings, like for Christmas or around your room), and some lady begged me to knock down my price and hold them for her until she had the money so she could buy them for her daughter's birthday party. I agreed, but she kept stalling and stalling, and I told her if somone wanted them for the full price AND PAID FOR THEM, I was going to sell them to the other person. Well, that's what happened, and of course, *I* was the bad guy for ruining her daughter's birthday party, because she PROMISED her daughter she'd have them. Maybe I'm wrong, but I have a hard time feeling bad about this.
DeadStillPretty 6 years ago
You are definitely not wrong. Susans like that act like we should all bow down because they decided to have kids
Load More Replies... Wil Vanderheijden 6 years ago
It shows that there are people that are never satisfied. Sad for them because they'll never be happy and they'll die thinking that during their whole life they never really got what was coming to them.
Sage Jay 6 years ago
you strike me... as a woman who has never been satisfied...
Load More Replies... Laura Bauer 6 years ago
I get so tired of seeing all the parents begging and using their kids to try and get free stuff. If you can't afford it, little johnny might as well learn early that they aren't going to get everything they want
Beatrice Alighieri 6 years ago (edited)
I was living in the US and used to see a lot of veterans at intersections holding cardboard signs asking for money or means to go on with their lives. I always felt so deeply sorry that they had to endure a war, literally having their lives on the line. One day I found a guy who looked older. I pulled down my window and handed him a $20 and said "Thank you for your service, God bless you". He faltered. Looked me in the eyes, but accepted. No 'Thank you'. As soon as the light went green, he banged on the side of my car 3 times and yelled "Go away! You're stealing our jobs!". I was shocked. I had been relocated from my country to the US *by the North American company* where I used to work because my specific skills were a fit for the position. I was not 'stealing' anyone's job. I feel so sorry that Veterans have to go through this, after all they have endured. They should have proper social and health care. His rage was not against *me*. It was against the lack of dignity he deserved.
Hisseefit 6 years ago
Unfortunately, some of these panhandlers are dealing with mental illness. I've seen them fighting over who gets what corner to beg from. They can be angry at life or just whatever.
Load More Replies... Melody Lanzatella 6 years ago
This attitude is becoming more pervasive every day! As if everyone OWES them something in some way!
jknbt jknbt 6 years ago
A "friend" came over and told me a sob story about how he was going to lose his car because he gave all his money to charity that month (yea, right). The man is able bodied, so I offered to help if he would agree to help me paint my house. He signed a contract that detailed hourly rate & all. He worked off about half the money I gave him in advance. Then he skipped town without a phone call, an offer to pay at a later date when he was back on his feet, or an apology. The jerk had the nerve to call me up ten years later saying he was moving back in town. He said he needed a place to stay. He said he needed money to rent a storefront and open a business he wanted to start. Hmmm...He didn't ask for help, he just told me his needs. I was supposed to leap to the rescue of the poor dear. This guy only expects the best out of his friends. Funny how he won't give so much as a phone call in return. I told him to give me a call when he was settled in, and we could go for coffee ...
Johnny Frostbite 6 years ago
Once I stepped in at the last minute to teach a cooking class when the regular instructor was stuck in traffic. When he thanked me I made the mistake of saying "no problem!" which he interpreted as "no need to pay me!" 4 hours I will never get back
Jaguarundi 6 years ago
I truly appreciate the polite and civil answers given by the advertisers/posters to these "choosy beggars". Especially after reading the beggars' responses when their wishes were denied! I would have to put such a rein on my "sarcasm stallion" he'd flip over! Personally, I don't give change nor supplies to pan handlers. I have seen them get picked up and dropped off at prime off-ramp locations by white vans to believe that they have no support systems. However, I do give money to the local advocacy and support groups for the homeless and donate food to the pantries and food drives on a regular basis. The person complaining about the food handed out by the local pantry not meeting their particular tastes was especially galling. I cannot bring myself to feel sorry for these people, I just pity them.
Karen Stauffer 6 years ago
Yeah, I advertised 5 free boxes of fabric scraps for quilting. Had a second person show up after I gave away the first five, and I put together 3 more boxes for her and she complained because I "wasted" her time!
Freya the Wanderer 6 years ago
Some people just don't understand gratitude. The world does not owe you a living - the world was here first. You want a living, work for one. However, if you are down and out because you had a run of sh***y luck, I don't mind lending a helping hand.
xpurtsonly 4 years ago
These people are terrible. It’s people like this that give actual people who have fallen on hard times a bad rep.
Shari H 6 years ago
On a reverse of this, I made a relative a necklace as a gift and someone asked her where she got it. She told them it was handmade and they asked her if I would make one for them, they would pay $50 for it. Without even asking me she told them no because I am too busy to sell my crafts, it's just a hobby. It is just a hobby, and her piece was the first one I made, but shouldn't it be my choice who I make items for?
Frozengeckolover 5 years ago
Omg! How rude! My stepmom was like that. I made her a matching necklace and bracelet set one Christmas and she complained that I gave her cheap, homemade stuff. I told her to give it back. I had been selling those sets at festivals for $60 all summer.
Load More Replies... Rachel Hutton 6 years ago
I was selling a wardrobe for $200 (it was an antique and worth a lot more but I'd had ZERO luck selling at higher price) and some guy contacted me expecting me to knock $120 off the price cause he had to hire a car to come get it. I said "not my problem mate, if you can't pick it up I'm selling it full price to someone who can".
Nanette Pacelli 1 year ago
I'm selling a Star Wars Droid factory, near complete for $160 and had someone offer me $50. I countered with $8 off, he declined LOL
Richard Windor 1 year ago (edited)
Oh wow…expirenced part of this recently…no idea there was such a thing. Knew someone that i helped but nothing was ever enough and there was always an excuse. Negotiating Prices. Not wanting to pay normal prices. I wish i had heard about it before. .
Ryan Deschanel 3 years ago
BoredPanda was surprisingly conservative, in that post... I like that.
S. 5 years ago
" This other person can do it for a lower price/free " / " Even I can make it myself " — so just do it. Make it yourself. Go to the person foolish or generous enough to do it for f r e e . Yeah, bargaining is a thing that I won't disapprove 100% — but you need to know when you should bargain, and how to accept ' no ' .
Donna Cheung 6 years ago
Recently, when moving, I listed a bunch of stuff to give out for FREE (receiving end to pay shipping, but I still have to pack them and ship them out), including $200+ handbags and $500+ home appliances, all in good condition. I could just donate them to charity, but I would like friends and acquaintances to enjoy them, because I sure did when I had them! I also listed them on some message boards, offering them to strangers. In the end, not one of those "friends" who took my stuff even sent a "thank you" message after receiving the items, while the complete strangers took their time to thank me and tell me the stuff are useful to them...
Eleanor Evans 6 years ago
We are just about to move and have put some stuff we don't want for very low prices online. I was selling a school bag at half the price it was bought for, almost perfect condition. A woman asked for it for $4 and said that was ok, because frankly, I prefer not to waste things. Then the lady said I had to bring it to her....to catch public transport to her location would have cost $2 and taken an hour return. Thank you but no thank you.
Alusair Alustriel 6 years ago
And here I thought my eyebrows could not go any higher. I think they hit the ceilieng. 5 stories above me.
Ryo Bakura 6 years ago
I don't think I can keep my middle finger extended for much longer. Please send help. Willing to pay cash/sexual favours.
Magdalina777 6 years ago
It's actually not something I'm used to seeing, especially the online convos(I might be wrong but I think this kind of sh*t is less widespread here because people on the whole have lower life standards and are usually more grateful for what they do have/get) so that was a very entertaining read. It makes me wonder...are those like op unique cases or is this actually a common kind of attitude? This whole attitude...it's like very very infantile and it seems that's becoming a common thing in modern adults, especially in developed countries. With the coddling to kids' whims, with whole 'you can be whatever you want and do whatever you like'(yes, but there are certain limits to this...), with generous social support...to an extent all these things are great and much needed, but is this actually what we are getting on the big scale? A generation littered with people who want the world to comply to their every whim, adults with mentality of 5 year olds? That's alarming...
Alia G. 6 years ago
It's a common attitude, just not quite on this scale all the time. People complaining about getting the wrong gift, wanting a specific free coupon, complaining about free content not being as they expect, things like that.
Load More Replies... Alia G. 6 years ago
My conservative, republican, uncle does c**p like this all the time.
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