10 Times People Proved That Arrogance Knows No Limits

Curiosities
4 years ago

Who hasn’t met arrogant people? You do a good deed, but still feel like you owe something to a complete stranger. Or people may try to bargain with you, even if the price of the high-quality device you’re trying to sell is already extremely low. But really, what can we expect from the rest of the world, if even our fluffy family members steal our food right from our plates?

We at Bright Side know that arrogance shouldn’t be tolerated and we suggest fighting back with the help of a good old time-tested method— a sense of humor.

1. We wonder if the wallet was ever returned to the owner.

2. “This is a parking lot I can see from my hotel room.”

3. This is how the proverb, “There is no good deed that goes unpunished,” works in real life:

4. An attempt to sell a stunt scooter for $120:

5. Arrogance knows no borders, only ungratefulness.

6. “My wife ‘warms up’ her chocolate candies on her $800 laptop. She uses my laptop for the same purpose without getting my permission first.”

7. “I was trying to take a picture of my lobster roll, and this happened:”

8. “Yeah, I just wanted to drink some warm milk in front of my computer. But when I poured this milk into his bowl, it turned out to be not so tasty anymore. Fluffy jerk!”

9. Everyone loves free stuff:

10. “This is just more proof that a human can achieve many things. Even if some of your physical abilities are limited, you still can do well. I look at this and even start to feel a bit envious:”

Have you ever met an arrogant person? Tell us about the last time you had to deal with someone like this.

Preview photo credit The_ledgand69 / reddit

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I'll crack laughing ahahahah like those little chocolate eggs the lady leaves on her husband's laptop :p

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I know the wallet-message sounds rude, but it has happened to me to random people sending me messages on FB "hi" or "hello beautiful" WITHOUT EVEN KNOWING ME! It's REALLY annoying.

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It's funny how people sometimes can't understand we people are being arrogant with them

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Regarding the disabled parking: unless the person literally does not have plates or a placard, do NOT assume they aren't disabled, REGARDLESS of the car they're driving!! (Unless I'm mistaken and the REASON of the inclusion on this list was the fact that OP *did* assume that.)

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I dated a rich guy who always parked in the handicap spots. He was not disabled. He also parked in front of fire hydrants. I didn't date him for very long. I heard his expensive car got wrecked by some firefighters who arrived at the scene of a fire, only to find his car blocking the hydrant. They had to push it out of the way, and they were not gentle.

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10 is when you're disabled but so rich you have a wheelchair that can appear and disappear on command

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Hey there! I think that not all of them are arrogant: the cat, for examle, wasn't arrogant, it just wanted some milk and didn't want more later! The seagull was hungry, not arrogant! ò-ò

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