What is going on everyone and welcome back to the channel. I hope you all having an amazing day.

Today I've got for you four classic entitled people stories for you, which you're going to love.

I'll give you a brief overview of what you can expect from each one before we get into the first.

Story one is the title and the thumbnail. A guy fortunately wins a pretty hefty jackpot on a cruise.

Then his entitled brother gets involved

and demands half. Story two involves an entitled customer that demands a refund for a product

that he bought 12 years ago. Story three is an example of what can happen when you're kind

to an entitled co-worker who then uses your goodwill and graciousness and just pushes it too far.

And then finally, story four is all about an entitled roommate. So without further ado, sit

back, relax. Make sure you're subscribed to the channel. Let's get into the first story.

I want a jackpot on a cruise. Now my brother wants me to give him his fair share. Just as the title says, I won a small

jackpot on a cruise a week ago, a little over 10k. My brother was with me when I won. After getting

the hand pay, I gave him $2,000. Afterwards, he was passive aggressive for the next day. On the last

day, he proceeded to demand his

remaining $3,000 because he believes we should have split it evenly because he didn't win.

I reminded him it was my money I put into the machine. Why did he expect to get anything at all?

I told him he should be grateful for what I gave him, as I didn't have to give him

anything. He's since been passive aggressive again now that we've gotten back. I've also heard from

mutual friends that he's been calling me greedy and saying that I'm selfish. Okay, and there we go,

short but sweet. The thing that I don't understand is you've been super kind already, O.P. And said, you know what? Like, obviously,

I got a bit lucky here. Here, have $2,000. I put my money in, but you can have $2,000. I'll take

eight. Realistically, I mean, all the money should be mine, but you can have $2K because I'm a nice guy.

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