Talking to someone vaguely out of touch can be almost amusing at times, it’s like looking into a parallel universe. Some folks have the strangest assumptions, misunderstandings, or “princess and the pea-style” gripes about life.
But a few unlucky netizens have met people so comically entitled, spoiled, and out of touch that it almost beggars belief. So prepare yourself to read some downright infuriating stories, get comfortable, and be sure to upvote your favorites. Don’t forget to comment your own experiences and thoughts below.
#41

Probably my ex. Her dorm room was absolutely covered in trash probably 2-3 inches deep. At no point would you ever actually walk on bare floor. She was that way because she was used to her parents and weekly maid cleaning up after her so she'd just throw trash everywhere. She lived off her mother's credit card and apparently spent 800 dollars a month on fast food. Had her college tuition paid for by her mother than dropped out three years in. After we split and she moved out of my place because we couldn't stand each other anymore, she went and lived with her mom. AFAIK she's still living in her mother's basement rent free 7 years later. I think what irritated me even more about her is that she's one of those "pull yourself up by your bootstraps" sort of people that have never needed to lift a finger to do anything in their entire lives. But to be fair, she was very pretty.
33points
#42

I worked at a summer camp in Maine this summer, where the kids parents paid well over $10k for them to go to this camp. One day a kid was telling me about how his mom gets mad when he rides the first floor hover board onto the elevator and on the second floor. Instead she wants him to use the stairs to the second floor and then use the second floor's hover board.
Tl;Dr kid I know doesn't like using stairs or multiple hover boards, would rather use one hover board and an elevator in his house.
33points
#43

My cousins. My aunt and uncle can never say no to them and they have now drained my grandmothers small fortune. My other uncle contributed to that as well but now my grandmother is selling her place and moving to a smaller one because of how much money she has had to give to that side of the family. I love them but they are just spoiled as can be
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32points
#44
My girlfriend...apparently her ex did everything for her and her parents were loaded so she never worried about money. As we were walking one time, she casually mentioned she didn't know how to fill up gas in her car. My forehead is still a little sore from that face palm.
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32points
#45
A previous housemate refused to take his clothes off the washing machine and got extremely pissed if I took them out to use it (he had no bucket for the clothes and refused to buy one).
He told me that I was expected to take his clothes out and put them on the dryer. When I had finished using the washing machine and needed to use the dryer, I was expected to put his clothes on my bucket until I was finished, then return them to the drier and leave them there for him.
He refused to understand how spoiled that c**p was and he left his clothes on the machine for 3~5 days straight. There's a list of s****y things this spoiled brat did and it escalated to the point where the police was involved multiple times. Sigh.
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32points
#46
My cousins. Both of them are drug addicts and have six figure trust funds. They went to college but when they graduated they did nothing. They literally just sit on their as*es and bring nothing to the world.
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32points
#47
My ex gave me this speech when we broke up. "I worked hard for everything I have. I hustled and put the work in and put a roof over our heads and food on our table. I go to work for 12 hours a day to better my career..."
It went on for a while.
He was put through a $100,000 trade school for film, had every apartment paid for until he was about a year and a half out of school. When he graduated, his mom spent about 30? 40? Thousand dollars on equipment for him to go to work. He also got a new car around this time because his old car was about 8 years old. His mother funded both of us to move to Los Angeles and eventually bought us a house.
She did help with my portion of the rent. Because of her, I was able to invest the money I made working as a barista to start my own business. The first 6 months, business was slow, as it goes... I was soon making 2-4 thousand a month (this month, for example, I'm about 3,500 in) and I became good at my job. I also cleaned, cooked/organized meals and took care of our dogs.
Because of his mother, When we broke up, I was 100% independent financially. He called me lazy every day but his house fell apart without me. His dogs were dirty. The yard was destroyed. I dog sat and the only food in his fridge was Little caesars. He finally admitted that I wasn't lazy, I just couldn't do it all on my own. He still thinks he put that roof over his head all on his own.
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31points
#48

Kid I know gets I wanna say 150-200 (has no job) a week from his mom (she has a very high paying job). He blows through it and asks her for more. He buys all this expensive jewelry (watches and s**t) and clothing (like $100 pairs of paints) gets anything he wants and never had to actually earn it.
Edit: kid is also in his 20s.
27points
#49
Decided to get some waffles as a way to take a break from helping out at my grandfather's funeral. Saw my friend there. It turns out that she has been messaging me and thought i refused to reply when i was busy entertaining guests and my friends. She wailed loudly, saying that she has been doing too much and she feels that I don't need her in my life. All these happened in the full view of the crowded cafe and my other friends. So much for taking a break from all the ongoing drama at the funeral...
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23points
#50
Our school organised a skiing trip in the alps for my class. One of the girls went two weeks early to practice. Majority of the year could only just afford the trip.
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21points
In a world often filled with unexpected surprises, it's intriguing to observe how some people's perceptions can be wildly different from reality.
There's a certain humor to be found in these idiosyncrasies, much like the creative ingenuity seen in unique expressions of wit at ceremonies, where individuals express themselves uniquely through humorous embellishments.


