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50 Absurd Reviews From Entitled People Who Clearly Don’t Understand How Life Works
“The customer is always right” is a sentence that is objectively untrue, except in the mind of the most annoying folks out there. Unfortunately, if you happen to have a customer facing job or even just a business, you will be hearing from them, often in the worst way possible.
We’ve gathered some of the weirdest, entitled and unhinged reviews posted by people across the internet. So get comfortable as you scroll through, upvote your favorites and be sure to share your own thoughts in the comments below.
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#1
Give Me 1 Cent For Free
Kallen Kneeland 3 days ago
Loving how business owners & managers are starting to clap back at these idiots!
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#3
You Get What You Ordered
PokemonPengu 3 days ago
FINALLY AN OWNER WHO TELLS A CUSTOMER THE ACTUAL TRUTH. (ok I know like half of these are that but let me be happy) "will you please open your eyes" "mind reading the stupid is not one of our skills."
Some customers develop a deep sense of entitlement, a belief that their wants and opinions should automatically take priority, because they’ve been conditioned to expect exceptional treatment. In today’s consumer culture, businesses compete fiercely for loyalty, dangling perks like free returns, 24/7 support, and personalized service.
While these offerings can delight genuine patrons, they also send an implicit message: “You’re always right, and we exist to cater to you.” Over time, some buyers internalize that promise too literally, expecting limitless accommodations without regard for fairness or feasibility.
#4
Parent Needs To Reenroll In School I Guess
#5
Another Ramen Creep…
#6
Imagine Complaining About This…
Social media and online review platforms amplify this dynamic. When one customer’s dramatic complaint earns swift apologies, compensation, and public sympathy, observers learn that complaining loudly, sometimes even dishonestly, can yield generous rewards. The viral nature of customer‑service callouts creates perverse incentives: a minor inconvenience becomes an opportunity to leverage maximum concessions.
#7
Bystander Review
Petra Peitsch 2 days ago
Oh, I have no experience, but I saw something, and misinterpreted it, and I'm in the RIGHT, obviously. Assuming is always dangerous. Have this even here on BP, when people knowing almost 0 about a subject, are eager to jump for judging and arguing about BS.
#8
Where To Begin At This Kid's Play Area
#9
Why Oh Why
As a result, entitlement flourishes, fueled by the perception that volume and visibility trump courtesy and goodwill. Personal psychology plays a role, too. Individuals with high levels of narcissism or low empathy are more likely to see service providers as faceless tools rather than fellow humans.
#10
Bye
Scott Sheehan 3 days ago
Omfg, I have seen examples f someone saying that they hate racism and someone else acting like it’s a personal attack
#11
I'm Dying Lmao
#12
Don't Be A Creep
They view every interaction through the lens of what they can extract, discounts, freebies, upgrades, rather than what reciprocal respect demands. For them, the customer‑is‑always‑right mantra becomes a license to bully or manipulate, because they feel no obligation to consider the stress and cost their demands impose on employees.
#13
15 Minute Wait For Food Is Too Long
#14
I Think People Are That Stupid
#15
Wow The Entitlement
Cultural factors contribute as well. In societies that emphasize individual rights over collective responsibility, consumers are taught from a young age to advocate for themselves at all costs. “Know your rights,” “don’t settle for less,” and “if you’re not happy, take your business elsewhere” become battle cries.
#16
I Must Have My Margarita
#17
This Is Insane
#18
What A Great Ad For This Attorney
While these principles protect against genuine mistreatment, they also foster a transactional mindset in which any perceived slight is grounds for escalation, rather than an invitation to dialogue or compromise.
#19
Quit Your Bs
Regina Holt 2 days ago (edited)
The full quote is "The customer is always right in matters of taste" by Harry Gordin Selfridge. So if you wanna buy a hat that looks like roadkill on your head, your opinion of it right. We will sell you the hat.
#20
Superbowl Sunday
Wild Cream 2 days ago
I refuse to go to a restaurant within ~ 15 mins of their closing time. It’s 8:43 and they close at 9:00? We’re picking another restaurant lmao 😂 I’ve had friends argue with me about this but I refuse to be THAT customer.
#21
No Sh*t Phil
Finally, inconsistent enforcement of policies can deepen entitlement. When companies bend the rules for some customers, expediting a return past the deadline, waiving fees, or offering special treatment without explanation, it creates a patchwork of expectations. Future shoppers assume they, too, will receive the same exceptions, even if they don’t merit them.
#22
Annoying Receipt
#24
Imaginary 1 Star
This inconsistency erodes trust in fair standards and emboldens customers to demand preferential treatment, convinced that leniency is the norm rather than the exception. Understanding why some customers become deeply entitled doesn’t excuse poor behavior, but it does point toward solutions.
#25
Teens Flaunting Mobility????
#26
They're Closed At Closing Time?!
#27
Don't Lie On Reviews
#28
Too Much Water
superfluous 3 days ago
The horror! Wind, rain, cold, water! Maybe the bridge should be moved indoors for tourist's comfort?
Clear, consistently enforced policies; empathetic yet firm communication; and a balanced approach that values both customer satisfaction and employee well‑being can curb entitlement before it becomes toxic. In the end, healthy commerce relies on mutual respect: customers who appreciate good service and companies that deliver it without encouraging unreasonable demands.
#29
Great Pun
Damned_Cat 3 days ago
OP NEEDS gluten free, but will take regular if they are free. I think the clerk's response was appropropriate.
#30
Been Waiting To Find A Sub Like This Just To Post This
#31
Called Out By The Mechanic
#32
Poor Tattoo Shop
Space Invader 3 days ago
With stellar grammar like this, it might be better for them never to have anything of their own choosing inscribed permanently on their skin...
#33
Never Been
Wang Zhuang 3 days ago
A person this stupid should not have been allowed to leave 97 reviews. The site should have banned them long ago
#34
It's A Memorial Dude
PokemonPengu 3 days ago
"this establishment, in honoring people who died in a terrible terrorist attack, wasn't funny" Imagine dying to something that no one expected, that people are still affected by, and then someone posts something online complaining it wasn't funny.
#35
I Can’t With The Entitlement…
#36
Is This How Opening Hours Work?
Wang Zhuang 2 days ago
"Don't call after 8 pm ... even though their hours say they are open until 8." WTF? Are these people reading what they write?
#38
Cake Is Dry
#39
Stuff Isn't Free? The Horror!
#40
Tattoo Shop Review
#41
Clearly Reserved Table
Wang Zhuang 2 days ago
Manageress? That word says everything you need to know about how this review is gonna go before you continue.
#42
A Place I Used To Work…
#43
Can't Make An Americano With No Water
Damned_Cat 3 days ago (edited)
No water at all? They just wanted a cup of coffee grounds? /s (Edit to indicate I was being sarcastic)
#44
Don't Forget Your ID
OzzyTheMano (They/He) 2 days ago
I think the person who left the dumb review was already drunk or something, because the series of events are hilarious
#45
We Aren't Open
#46
Customer Left A Bad Review Because We Refused To Break The Law For Them
#47
Imaginary 1 Star
Space Invader 3 days ago
In Europe, we try to season our food well enough so it can be enjoyed without having to smother it in a white, goopy substance so we can force it down our throats. And maybe one day the errant colonies will advance enough to learn to operate the cutting edge technology that is "the knife"...
#48
Hate These People
#49
A Takeout-Only Restaurant (Not A Public Restroom)
Petra Peitsch 2 days ago
There is a bathroom obviously for the staff to use. But is not allowed for guests to be used. If some accident happens over there, those parents would jump to sue.
#50
About My Friend Who Doesn’t Drink And Has A Speech Impediment
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Auntriarch 3 days ago
A lot of people have trouble with the notion of opening hours don't they. I mean, I've always thought the clue was in the name.
Auntriarch 3 days ago
A lot of people have trouble with the notion of opening hours don't they. I mean, I've always thought the clue was in the name.
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