[quote]Why do we as gamers make this so hard to enjoy? I'm seriously curious as to where this sense of entitlement has come from.[/quote]
I'm starting to see that a false sense of entitlement is just a human trait. In my line of work I see it all to often yet I'm the one who comes with a stereotype because of the profession I chose. Drives me crazy
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If it's retail, I'm in the same boat. Been doing it since I was old enough to work, and I have basically learned to hate people because I know they are looking to screw me over secretly.
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I'm in corrections. And it's definitely a human trait. These crooks here think they are entitled to every d*mn thing.
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You're in a special case, being in corrections. Because what the inmates are getting is paid for, completely free. So the entitlement is even more pronounced.
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Edited by ArchLT Bailey: 7/23/2014 12:04:16 PMHa it's more like they feel very entitled to break/bend all the rules and they will hide that entitlement to break the rules behind a mask of: But look at all this other crap I don't do and you're worried about me trafficking and trading? You're worried about my contraband? I don't go out there beating bosses up! It's that sense of entitlement that irks the living crap out of me. When I see people feeling entitled to things elsewhere. It aggravates me. I mean jeez.... By it's very nature, to feel entitled to something is [i]to feel like you deserve something that you dont[/i] How often do you hear people actually getting what their entitled in a positive sense?
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Believe me. Know one is prison ever think "But look at all this free stuff I'm getting!"
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Haha so true.
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Yup, I sell cars actually but it's still technically retailing them. I did however work in and manage retail stores like Just for feet, media play, and Gamestop from ages 16-31. People man geez lol