People who don't pick up after their dogs.

Treating service workers like garbage.

Those shiny, niche cars taking up two parking spaces.Those shoppers who trash boutique dressing rooms.Those shoppers who take items (especially frozen ones) and ditch them in canned goods.

People who cut in line.

"Do you know who I am!?!"

when they do something to you and think it’s fine but when you do it in return and they freak out.

“Ummm yo I have the right to rip your hijab but you don’t have the right to scream back”.real story

People who brag about their parents' money.

I didn’t punch you, I hit you.

Military spouses that expect to be saluted or have the same treatment as their Partners.

“I’ll call my dad and tell him what you did!”

People use the phrase "It's just a child!" to excuse their child's terrible behavior. When the zoo says "Don't tap the glass, it stresses the animal" that means your f**kball child needs to knock it off.

People who purposely make messes at restaurants, movie theatres, etc. because "someone else will clean it up" or it's "their job to clean it up".

"I will have you fired!"

People who don't use their turn signals.

Acting as if your religious rules and customs should apply to anybody else.

When you say no to someone and then they act like a child.

People that talk over you after you waited your turn/the mood called for someone to add to the convo.

Generally just leaving something for someone else to deal with.

Impatience in situations where it should be just universally understood that you need patience.

Incessant whining over shared inconveniences. For example, person goes to the DMV to find a 90 minute wait. Everyone else that arrived around the same time as them is also having to wait 90 minutes. But this person just. Won’t. Shut. Up about it. Like dude, we get it. It sucks. Literally no one is enjoying this experience. You’re not entitled to any faster service than anyone else, and bitching about it isn’t going to change that.

I'm a gas station worker and when people don't say please or thank you, when they're on the phone(mostly when they're VERY loud). When they walk in, dont even look at you, practically throw the money at you and say "20 on pump 5" and walk out.OH! And when there's only one person there, we have to close our store for lunch. We have a very polite worded sign on the door. I'll be walking with my food to the back and they try and bang on the door, put their arms up like "what the f**k?? You're not going to serve me??"And there's literally another gas station kitty corner to us.Edit to clarify: where I'm from(Sacramento, California) you pay at the pump with card and pump gas yourself. I'm not stopping most people from getting gas by taking my lunch(ONLY thing that stops people from getting gas is if they're paying with cash, but most people don't. There's no discount at my store by paying with cash rather than card)The only thing they can't get is cigarettes, beer and snacks. But as I stated, there is another gas station right across the street.I am also entitled to a lunch, just as every other worker in America.

Screaming at young people working at retail/fast food/starter positions at jobs.

People who don't return their shopping cart.

All their problems are always someone else’s fault, never their own.

People who are against abortion but then don’t give a s**t if the kid is taken care of.

I work as a ticket seller for a ski resort.My favorite entitled person is the guy who, upon finding out that the kids lesson was sold out, offered to pay extra if I would kick someone elses kid out so his kid could have a spot.

People who don’t clean up after themselves.

Using or taking other people's stuff without asking for their permission.

People that think they’re the prize when dating but never consider what the other person wants from a relationship.I don’t care how many followers you have. How does that make you worth dating?

“Oh you can’t afford that, but it’s only like *high price*?”

Hitting the back of someone’s car and then blaming it on them.

People who make huge assumptions about the intent of others. They always think other people are thinking about them way more than they actually do.

I went to private school for all of high school. It was even further divided by wealth because it was an American school in a foreign country, so most of the kids from there were very wealthy, did coke on Tuesday nights, and would buy their way into Harvard. The rest of the kids were pretty much all from military families who had the price of education covered. I used to take the city bus home from school (it was out in the suburbs). One day this mom in her shiny convertible car and 200 dollar jeans parks her car where it is completely blocking the road and goes to pick up her kid. When the bus drives up, it can’t get by. Bus driver honks for a couple minutes, but the mom is no where in sight. When she finally comes out, she’s not even bothered by the fact that she’s been blocking traffic for 10 minutes. She just takes her sweet time getting in her car with her kid and finally drives off.Still makes me mad to this day.

When someone has to suffer a mild inconvenience and they throw a totally disproportionate tantrum about it.

When Mitt Romney was debating Obama, he said: "If a kid needs money to start a business they can always borrow it from their parents.