Spoiled kids cringe aka First World problems - from age 3 to 30

[Monika H.]

Spoiled kids: you can find them everywhere, no matter the country, language or skin color. Somewhere in the world, there's someone aged 3 up to 30 who is throwing a tantrum for something they did not deserve but felt entitled to.

Kiwis, you can share content you find on the web or your personal experiences with spoiled people.
They can not only be kids: the 40 years old mother who complains over the spiciness of the sauce and asks to see a manager is fair game.
I'll get the thread on with a couple of screens.

So, dear Kiwis, share your stories and content.
I am not asking you, I want it now, now, NOW!!!!

 

[TheImportantFart]

There's this old classic:

I know using My Super Sweet 16 is cheating, but idgaf.

Charlie Brooker put it perfectly: "Actually I think it's an Al-Qaeda recruitment film".

 

[thejackal]

The chinese "students" in the PNW that are literally rocking brand new everything. I do mean literally. Brand new BMW/Audi/Mercedes (usually white for extra tackiness), brand new Nikes/Pradas, brand new handbag for the girls, brand new watch for the guys.

It's some of the most conspicuous consumption you'll see. New money, foreign country, long way away from the rents, and trying way too hard to "dress American" (seriously lay off the nike jumpsuits with the supreme hat) is a bad combo.

 

[Some JERK]

There's a reason it's called "spoiled". These people are basically useless to anyone else for the rest of their lives.

 

[HG 400]

Come on bro, her dog died. That's not spoiled that's sad.

 

[Nekromantik]

My old roommate was the baby of his family and it was his first time out on his own. It was right after Thanksgiving and everyone had brought back leftovers. Now you would think that 4 people with leftovers all in the same fridge would share. I mean it was all mostly the same stuff, turkey, stuffing, potatoes ect.

Nope! Baby brat threw a fit because someone had eaten his breast meat, he kept track, and he would find out who it was and if it happened again someone was getting stabbed. He than drove back to his parents place and got more turkey for himself and a fridge that he put in the wash room that was than blocked with the couch.

We never touched his food again, even if he was the one to cook we turned it down. We moved out not long after.

 

[Martys_not_smarty]

Anyone else contemplate how easy it would be to kidnap some of these little shits for ransom?

 

[NOT Sword Fighter Super]

I used to work in retail and parents would let their kids tear through the stores I worked at and not make them clean up after themselves.

I completely blame the parents for shit like this.

 

[Muttnik]

I used to work in retail and parents would let their kids tear through the stores I worked at and not make them clean up after themselves.

I completely blame the parents for shit like this.

I've done retail work too in the past and I've noticed that lots of parents most of the time will only shut their kids up by letting them use the tablet while they're shopping. Parenting is hard but I think a good deal of the problem is that kids are being raised just by tablets as a substitute for learning patience and alternative forms of entertainment. Screentime is fun, sure, but kids are becoming jaded and disconnected way earlier than they should be.

 

[AnOminous]

I've done retail work too in the past and I've noticed that lots of parents most of the time will only shut their kids up by letting them use the tablet while they're shopping. Parenting is hard but I think a good deal of the problem is that kids are being raised just by tablets as a substitute for learning patience and alternative forms of entertainment. Screentime is fun, sure, but kids are becoming jaded and disconnected way earlier than they should be.

Worse, they're probably shitting up this site posting here now. Tell me you haven't noticed it this summer.

 

[NOT Sword Fighter Super]

I've done retail work too in the past and I've noticed that lots of parents most of the time will only shut their kids up by letting them use the tablet while they're shopping. Parenting is hard but I think a good deal of the problem is that kids are being raised just by tablets as a substitute for learning patience and alternative forms of entertainment. Screentime is fun, sure, but kids are becoming jaded and disconnected way earlier than they should be.

Sounds similar to the argument against TV used as a distraction when I was a kid; however, the TV wasn't as portable as electronic are today. I especially hate the TV's built into cars. I know being bored sucks, but if you're constantly stimulated you'll never have to time to be creative.

Edit:
Example of the problem:

This commercial makes my blood boil.
There's no way my mom would clean up this mess for me. I'd be forced to clean it up and then probably punished for being an idiot. This fucking dumbass of a mother just smiles, shakes her head, and then clean up this mess her old enough to know better kid made.

 

[NARPASSWORD]

https://kiwifarms.net/threads/super-smash-bros-community.35026/page-12
Spoiled brats complaining about their favorite characters/waifus not being playable in a game that already has 65+ characters, including every character from past entries and fan favorite Ridley.
Fandoms are the most spoiled brats of all time.

 

[AnOminous]

he's angry that he can't visit places he dreams of visiting like New York City

Very simple lesson on how to visit New York City.

1: Go to New York City
2: Walk Around
3: Go back home

Ta-da, you just visited New York City! Take a few bucks to have a slice of pizza, because that's really the only good thing you can experience in that shithole.

 

[TheImportantFart]

I posted this in the Horrors of the "Professional" World thread, but I'm reposting it here because it's a perfect example of this:

While I was at my old law firm (before I finished my legal studies) we had a reasonably steady stream of work experience people come through, mostly kids who'd just finished their GCSEs or A-Levels and were looking to get a taste of the professional world. Most of them completed the mundane tasks they were given to do with a good degree of competence, however there was one who was different. Let's call her Spoilt Bitch.

Spoilt Bitch got her work experience because she was the daughter of a good friend of one of the Senior Solicitors in my team. Now, I'm not going to decry someone getting something because of nepotism, because we had another work experience girl at the time who was the girlfriend of the Partner's son and she was very helpful. However, I am going to decry Spoilt Bitch because of what she did with her work experience.

Spoilt Bitch arrives at the firm bright and early on Monday morning for four days' work. She's introduced to the team, given a desk and told what needs to be done. She was given a fairly important (but boring) task which involved going through a list of firms which did similar (but different) work to our firm and compiling them into a spreadsheet with additional details. It's expected it'll take her most of the four days to complete.

About an hour after beginning her task, Spoilt Bitch walks over to the Senior Solicitor who'd given her the work experience in the first place and says:
"Can't I have something more interesting to do?"
The Senior Solicitor looks at her, flabbergasted, and says:
"No. It's a job that needs doing."
Spoilt Bitch goes back to her desk and keeps doing the task she's been assigned. Now, I'm sure most of you here know that if you're lucky enough to get some work experience with a company, you do whatever they tell you to do. Even if you're just shining everyone's shoes or making coffee, the fact you have something to put on your CV makes it all worth it. You certainly don't go up to the person who's been kind enough to give you a chance and say:
"I'm bored! Give me something better!"
Even kids who are barely out of school get this. I was shocked to come across someone for whom this was an alien concept.

Wednesday rolls around and we haven't had any trouble from Spoilt Bitch since that incident. I come in that morning to find the Senior Solicitor sitting at his desk looking half shocked, half angry. I ask him what's wrong and he tells me he got an email from Spoilt Bitch saying she wouldn't be in for her last two days because she's going on holiday that weekend and she'd rather spend her remaining time hanging out with her friends. The worst part was, the Senior Solicitor couldn't even send a rude reply back because she was the daughter of a family friend, so he had to settle for having a long rant to the team about the incident and swearing that if she ever asked for work experience again, or a reference from him, he'd say no. And what's worse is that I then had to complete the task Spoilt Bitch had left undone, which ended up eating a full four days of my time.

Getting work experience at a law firm is incredibly difficult, and not to brag, but this firm was a very prestigious one. There are people out there who would've killed for the opportunity Spoilt Bitch was given, so to have her throw it away like that... it made us all more than a little angry.

 

[MuuMuu Bunnylips]

Come on bro, her dog died. That's not spoiled that's sad.

"My dog died and my parent's were too cheap to get me more than one present!"

What's wrong with this statement?

 

[Snoipah]

"My dog died and my parent's were too cheap to get me more than one present!"

What's wrong with this statement?

The child's birth.

 

[Nazi vegeta]

I got a lot of shit when I was a kid but, I had to behave good to get it, so I really wasnt that spoiled.

 

[Monika H.]

I had already posted this one in the School Stories thread, but like @TheImportantFart post, this one showcases a spoiled person acting immature.

I had a classmate who was one of the best, if not THE best student of our school. Mature, intelligent, highest grades of the class, very nice and reasonably pretty. She never bragged about her accomplishments (she had won a scholarship and was a talented tennis AND chess player), was always approachable for a chat (in fact, she would approach by herself people who would seem lonely or down the weather), and she'd even go do volunteer service.
Teacher and students alike adored her, and I assume her parents did too. Basically, an IRL Mary Sue. So, let's call her Mary Sue.

Towards April comes a project to do in couples which is a presentation of WWII and how it affected our country.
I was going to do it with another friend, with whom I had always done this kind of assignments.

Well, Mary Sue knew that I was a WWII sperg and that I collected (and still do) Nazi and Soviet related objects, because I once showed her pics and some items. She assumed my intention for the project was to bring documents and items from my collection to make a show and tell, which to be fair was my plan.

Knowing this would earn lots of point with the teacher, she basically started pestering me to do the project with her. She started nice enough, like offering to buy me breakfast or drafting out how we could present the items. But soon became very pressuring and insistent, and it became outright clear she just cared about getting that near-perfect grade with the project.

It came to a head a morning when she offered me money and to go out on a date if I did the project with her. Irritated but trying to be polite, I turn her away again, telling her I'll be doing it with my friend.

That was when she lost it. She went on a shitfit that she wasn't going to lower her score for that fucking project (her words, and I had never heard her swear up until then), that I was an idiot and ungrateful after all the things she had done for me. I too lost my patience and basically told her she was so spoiled and used to be pampered by her parents and teachers that she was no longer capable of understanding what "no" means.
She just told me to fuck off and stormed away.
I thought that she wasn't that nice after all, and that it was all an act.

Spoiler: How it ended

Except for the fact that the very same afternoon, she called me and apologized for how she behaved, that she acted like that because she felt pressured to be the best in that project too, and that she was going to the project with a guy who needed her help to get a good grade.
In the end we got both more or less the same grade, and she even wanted to celebrate by bringing me, my friend and the classmate who did the project with her (a borderline but good natured exceptional individual) to get a pizza and chill.

 

[NOT Sword Fighter Super]

The child's birth.

Also the parent's steady diet of Soylent.

Seriously, it's like these people are actually afraid of their children.

 

[Fandom Trash]

Rich spoiled kids are the worst.

Add in social media, plastic surgery, and internet fame and you get an unholy case of spoiled brats.

Social media really opened the door for spoiled kids to flaunt their designer bags and clothes to millions and for us plebs to see just how shitty the world could be.

Here's an example. Most are rich due to family wealth, but there's been a growing number of kids who create a business and become millionares overnight.

And you have a few who just win the lottery or are really good at poker.