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What is going on everyone and welcome to our slash entitled parents. Now in today's first post,

an entitled kid tries to buy a customash Entitled Parents. Now, in today's first post, an Entitled Kid tries to buy a custom-built PC on Facebook

marketplace.

The only issue being, this guy wants to spend $80 on the PC and no more.

Entitled Kid thinks he can get a custom-built PC for $80.

Has this happened to anyone who owns a PC building service on Facebook? So a week ago, I got a message from someone's kid asking for a PC. So I tell him what

I tell everybody and we got to the part of price. When I told the kid the amount, he said,

okay, I'll send it in five minutes. So, five minutes later,

I got a PayPal notification saying someone sent me $80. I messaged them back saying,

thanks, but when are you going to send the amount of money needed to get the parts for the PC?

Nothing. So I waited for five minutes and forgot about it. Now it wasn't until

yesterday that I got an answer back, asking when the PC will be delivered. I said, you didn't even

pay for the PC. You paid for the labour. So after I sent that, the kid went crazy and started

cursing me out. I just didn't even answer and refunded the $80.

Well, wait, so you're legit telling me that this kid actually thought that the price of a custom-built

PC was $80. I mean, did he think it was $80 for the whole thing? Or did he think that it was $80 for

the labor, as you said? But then you, O. OP, would have to go and actually buy the individual parts of the PC,

put them all together for the $80, sure, and then give them all to this kid for free.

I don't know, but $80 for a custom-built PC, yeah, not on this planet.

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