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23 'Choosing Beggars' And Their Insane Demands


A 'choosing beggar' is someone who clearly never learned the phrase "beggars can't be choosers". It's an important thing to learn, if you want something, and you want it for a good deal, you can't be super picky about it. It's a pretty simple and reasonable concept, to be honest. While most people out there tend to understand this sentiment, many do not, and they make the world a really difficult place to live in.
Choosing beggars can be found online asking for someone to deliver a free product, they can be found trying to get free or criminally cheap childcare, or they can be found expecting someone to bring them a very specific meal. These entitled people can be found just about anywhere, asking for just about anything. Reddit's /r/choosingbeggars is a subreddit that documents the worst moment of these entitled choosing beggars making the lives of others more irritating. Here are just 23 of them doing what they do best, in their most entitled, delusional ways.