25 Parents Who Think They Are Entitled To Cheap Stuff Because Of Their Kids

"It's hard to think of asking for help but please buy them a... Mac Book Pro"

Chelsi

• Published in Interesting
• April 21, 2022

Parents would do anything for their children. If they could give them whatever they want they would.

This is why most parents would go beyond to work hard for their kids' Christmas or birthday gifts. But sometimes working hard for them translates to relentless haggling.

A lot of online marketplaces would offer lower prices than usual stores and for good reason. You can even ask the seller for an even lower price if negotiable.

Although there are people who think that if they name their price, that would be the one that would be followed. People like entitled parents.

These entitled parents are the kind who would pour all their struggles so the seller would feel bad enough that they would give in to the price they wanted. Other times they would even do it to demand free stuff.

Sellers can be polite enough to explain why they wouldn't relent and they would still get cursed at. Along with this, the parents would further push how they would be the reason for their kids' tears.

It baffles people when sellers choose to share the screenshots of conversations in public about how someone can be very entitled, all the while reasoning out that it's what their kids wanted. Here are examples of those situations and well, you be the judge if these parents are entitled or not.

1. Not only playing the mom card but also the Jesus card to rip off this seller

2. It didn't sound like it was to hard to ask according to those big ticket items

3. Brave enough to ask him for that low of a price but not brave enough to be responsible for their kids

4. OP was courteous enough to not pick a fight but that's one way for people to try to compensate you for their life choices

5. Sometimes they try to forget that people they employ have their own lives

6. And that would help how?

7. Looking for something that would fit their aesthetic

8. Make it fair for the servers and go back to "making E kids wait paitently again for their turn" or have you buy them one

9. Caught in the act

10. The parents are probably thinking the same thing about how she thinks it's good behavior

11. You were doing so well...

12. The marketpace is really wild sometimes

13. The one time they help you does not make you entitled to whatever they have any time

14. Here's OP getting haggled 1/4

15. She wouldn't let it go because it's only about her 2/4

16. OP tried to explain politely but to no avail 3/4

17. A hassle and rudeness 4/4

18. Reverse UNO card

19. If you're unecessarily inconveniencing someone for your kids, maybe it's time to neglect

20. They really think they could curse at you then still haggle

21. The attitude was showing already in the first few chats...

22. Then being plain out demanding and unreasonable

23. There's not really a lot who could donate out of the kindness of their hearts in a selling place...

24. It doesn't have to fall on OP's shoulder

It's not bad to think about what your kids want or want to give them the best gifts. There is a fine line though between that and entitlement, especially when you inconvenience people for it.

These sellers are probably trying to sell their stuff or services at a reasonable price and don't need the burden of thinking about the kids of these parents. It's their life choices and not the sellers'

Chelsi