People Reveal The Worst Case Of A Spoiled Rotten Kid They've Ever Seen

#1 Oh The Shame

Apparently, it's me. According to my older brother and sister, I'm spoiled rotten because Mom bought me Cap'n Crunch after my brother and sister left the house when they went off to college.

This happened when I was 15 and 30 friggin years later it's brought up at every family gathering of how spoiled I was because I got Cap'n Crunch instead of Frosted Flakes. Oh the shame I've lived with!

#2 The Other End Of The Spectrum

I know a multimillionaire chick. Maybe 95 million in net worth. She's a friend of my ex-wife. We hang out with her on a semi-regular basis. At any rate, one day, my kid is playing some Gameboy DS shareable game with her sons. It's a game that my kid has. Her boys don't. They finally finish the game while the grownups are getting lit and eating way too much crab. One of her boys runs up to his mom and asks, "Can we get this game? It's really fun!"

She says, "Oh... money's tight. Tell you what. Put it on your Christmas list. That's only a couple of months away, okay?" "Okay..." And, with that, all the kids went downstairs to play whatever on the whatever. I looked at her and said, "Money's tight?"

She related the tale of how the kids have no idea that they have money. It was the way she was raised. She didn't discover the money until she graduated university.

At first, she was pissed because her college could have been so much easier with money but, a few months after graduation, she started thinking back on how pissed off she had been at the wealthy kids who just bought their way out of every problem that came their way and how disgusted she had been at the way they lived their lives.

She apologized to her dad and swore that she would raise her kids exactly the same way. She lives in a modest little house. Her boys wear sneakers until they destroy them. They will find out when they graduate college.

#3 Second Time's A Charm

A friend I went to High school with got a slightly smaller iPadPro for his birthday, he really wanted the bigger one with more memory. He proceeds to put it on record and throw it off a roof in retaliation. His parents then buy him another iPadPro ('the correct one' as he put it). I don't talk to him anymore because he was a condescending ass.

#4 Fighting Dirty

A girl in high school volleyball, acted like she was the hottest shit on the team even though she was the designated bench warmer. No one wanted to be her partner in our practices and warm-ups since she was a bitch. Her mom ended up coming into our practice and screaming and crying about how we were "bullying her baby" and how "her baby was only ever nice to us and we abused her". The girl was smirking the whole time her mom was having a hissy fit.

The best part was our coach's response of "uh okay then...". Her mom then said that her daughter would no longer participate in volleyball since we don't respect her daughter or the mom. That made the girl start crying because she didn't want to quit volleyball. She had her mother lecture the whole team but it backfired and she was forced to quit playing.

#5 Karma's A B****

Dated a girl who was given a brand new car for her 16th. She had it for less than a year before she crashed it. Her parents bought her a used car. She had it for about a year before crashing it. They bought her a THIRD car (used) and then when her brother turned 16 she pitched a fit because he got a new car while she had to drive around her used car.

#6 Brotherly Envy

When my brother broke off one of the rear-view mirrors on my father's nicest car two days before getting his license (driving illegally because he couldn't be fucked to bother with the five minute walk to the store on a mild sunny day to get a can of soda) and then just put the car in the garage like nothing happened, my parents bought him a brand new motorcycle so that he "wouldn't be tempted to borrow the car" anymore. I may have seen worse but this was in my family.

#7 Just Shut Up

A friend of mine saved up for an iPod when they first came out. Literally saved for a year to get one. His mom took him and his sister to the mall so he can purchase his. His sister started throwing a tantrum because she didn't have one now. Their Mom got so fed up with her about it, she bought the sister one to just shut her up!

#8 Hypocrisy At Its Finest

We had a girl like this at my college!! Big shot oil daddy and she was the most insufferable human I've ever witnessed. Tried to brand herself as this super environmentalist hippy but used all of dad's oil money for weekly trips across the country/globe in private jets/insane wardrobe/fancy dinners. I've never seen someone use money so frivolously while constantly social media preaching about all the earth has given her or whatever. Seriously her Instagram posts are hilarious...

Nak ed picture of herself with the boobs blurred out "As I am soaked in the bright and glorious sun I am moved with gratitude. I give thanks to every part of my body, for warrioring me through life and for simply being. Thank you water you are life, may we protect you as you do for us. For the past week I have been deep in shadow... what a darker tone this is compared to the rose gold clouds I normally drift in. I've leaned into the unknowns, and I've chosen to embrace it all.... pains... grace .... peace.... I am blissful."

Last I heard she "somehow" convinced the school to let her do a "special" graduation program in Hawaii and now her dad pays for her to live a "gypsey" lifestyle which if I understand correctly is just flying all over the world on insane dime doing whatever you want.

#9 "The Struggle"

In college, I knew a girl whose daddy was some big shot banker or something. Made enough that the wife didn't have to work and 3 kids could go to expensive schools with little financial aid. This girl didn't have to work during college, had all her supplies and lodging paid for by daddy, and got to fly home every time there was a 3 day weekend. All on her father's dime. I once had to borrow $10 from her to pay for some food when we went out to eat. I promised I would pay her back once I got my check next week (at the time I worked for a cafe) and she seemed cool with it. Turns out she was not cool with it, and promptly bashed me on her blog and to all her other friends calling me a bad person and a thief....because I borrow wed $10. Which I paid her back. I brought up the blog posts and she was very embarrassed.

Last I heard of her she's living in a daddy-paid Manhattan apartment working part time as a receptionist at a yoga studio. She started a new blog about "the struggle."

#10 Wow...That's Harsh...

My mom had cervical cancer a few years ago and had a full hysterectomy. She was out of work for awhile and my brother and I had to work more hours and basically help out with the majority of the bills and groceries.

My then girlfriend at the time couldn't seem to understand why I wasn't willing to pay hundreds of dollars on a tux and prom stuff. She proceeded to ask me every day if we were going until I finally yelled at her and told her sarcastically that I was sorry my mom had cancer and surgery to remove all of it and that I was sorry I had to help out with paying bills.

She finally shut up about it and cried to her friends, literally cried, at the school, she went to but told them I just didn't want to go. She totally left out the cancer part. I only learned that the other week when one of the people she cried to got hired at my job and told me what she did.

We later broke up because she cheated on me and she told everyone I hit her. I've never been in a fight in my life and I'm afraid to hit anyone because I'm a bitch.

I guess prom overrules helping my mom who had cancer

#11 Crying To Daddy

For a girl's 16th birthday, she was given a brand new Mercedes, and immediately broke down crying in front of all of us; there were about 20 of her guests. She was upset because she wanted a Porsche, not a Mercedes, I had to walk three miles home because I still didn't have a car.

#12 Holding Out Hope

My boyfriend's sister has skirted the line of "spoiled rotten", but for now, she's just "spoiled". She throws fits the moment school and work get a little too challenging for her (like full-on, screaming temper tantrums). Whenever she feels overwhelmed, her mom will spend hours doing her research homework and writing her papers for her. (I would actually report this to the school if it wouldn't be blatantly obvious who did it. Her mom is an educator and should know better.)

She once h ad her boyfriend drive four hours out (and another four back) to come pick her up during a family trip because she didn't have a space private enough to focus on her school work, even though we were all sharing rooms and dealing with the lack of space equally (her mom ended up doing that school work for her). Her parents even offered to give her the master bedroom to herself, which would've had two of us sleeping on the floor.

I should mention, this girl is 22 and in college. She does have a sales job, which she's surprisingly really good at, which is why I think she still has hope of being a productive adult.

#13 Detached From Reality

I went to a very expensive private school. Personally, I had a lot of scholarships going into it where I wouldn't have to pay the 52k a year they were humorously asking for. At the time they had very lax acceptance policy but was considered a great school, which had the interesting result of attracting very rich kids who weren't interested in the school for its academics but more for its parties and nightlife of the town/city it was in. In my dorm freshman year, there was a girl who supposedly is a descendant of the Versace family of some sort. After seeing the money she'd blow nonchalantly, I was inclined to believe it.

Almost every weekend there'd be a knock on our door as she ran through the halls asking who was coming with her on her trip this weekend. She didn't mean her trip to the grocery store or even a trip home. She meant whatever trip she was planning around the world that weekend. Sometimes it was Paris, others were Australia, Bali, wherever her little heart desired. She'd fly out to these exotic places for WEEKENDS, not 3 day weekends, not holiday breaks, just your average Friday/Saturday/Sunday. And she would be gobsmacked and sometimes insulted when after a moment of stunned silence, you tell her that you couldn't possibly go with her to Paris for 3 days let alone afford a last minute ticket to Paris. She literally just couldn't comprehend that normal people couldn't afford those things.

She was the most detached-from-reality person I've ever met.

#14 Not Like My Mom's!

A kid whose mom catered to every whim he had and never wanted him to feel any bad feelings. She would make him separate dinners, buy him everything he asked for, fight with his teachers when they said he was misbehaving in class, that sort of thing.

Anyway, one day I babysat him for her because she had a family emergency and he asked me for a pb&j sandwich. I made it for him and he started crying and said, "this sandwich is different from the sandwich I have at home". 7 years old, and I wasn't using weird ingredients or anything.

#15 Living For Free

We all went to a private, pretty expensive school in the US. The 'spoiled rotten' girl got a degree in Journalism and promptly moved to London to find a job. Her parents rented her an apartment, and I assume paid for her life, for about 2 years before she was forced to move back because she never looked for nor was employed while there. Once back in the states she refused to live in her parent's house, citing she was a grown woman how could this be expected of her. Her parents bought her an apartment in NYC. Last I heard she still lives in that apartment, without a job, but is/has moved because it's in 'shitty Brooklyn', not Manhattan.