Entitled is the key word that is becoming so familiar. That's what happens when there's been so little to complain about for decades. I'm just grateful I grew up in a shithole so didn't get quite as much entitlement
Edit: I'm talking about people trying to avoid paying rent to landlords. The government should be helping out people in need during this crisis though but that's not the way to do it
Just cos you are not a landlord lol.
You don't walk into a shop and eat a bowl of rice then leave without paying, do you?
Law and order is instilled on us so we act like reasonable human being. Instead of defaulting on our obligations at least talk with the people at stake.
We are busy providing food for others thanks. My wife risked breaking curfew to help others last night and met with someone at 6am to borrow an emergency vehicle so she can get through the roadblocks to another city to help a family. Not all of us sit on the sidelines sneering.
In the most polite possible way ... I mean you meant it in all sincerity in your post, right?Thier sense of entitlement is amazing. Work harder, save more and buy your own place rather than crying because you are too dumb, too lazy and a spendthrift.
Your sense of entitlement is overrated. Work harder, learn some new skills and start your own website rather and shitting all over someone else's property, because you're too dumb, too lazy and too entitled.
Spoken as a HK landlord of an online property.