Being able to buy and sell things online, as well as find help, is a great thing. It benefits all kinds of people. What isn't great is when people take the generosity of others too far and start being choosing beggars. Most people have learned what the phrase "beggars can't be choosers" means. It basically means people can't ask for free help and also be critical or picky about it.

A choosing beggar is someone who asks for the most insane things, whether it be childcare or a car, for free or insultingly cheap. It's insane what some of these people will ask for and then have the audacity to get mad when they either don't get it or are met with backlash. Reddit's /r/choosingbeggars is a subreddit where people expose all of the worst choosing beggars online for the insanity they spout. Here are just 24 infuriating examples of beggars being choosers and making everyone around them kind of angry.