Common sense and simple etiquette dictate whether or not you're a good guest in someone's home. Presumably, you'd like the experience to be an enjoyable and mutually beneficial one that strengthens your relationship, ensuring that you'll be invited back. Rather than, you know, them feeling like you've taken advantage of their hospitality purely as a means of reducing your own expenses.
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Yet, some people's entitlement knows no bounds, and they see situations only as they benefit themselves. Take, for example, this friend who came to stay with their friend for three days, during which period the hosting friend drove them around the city, offering them food at their place, and generally just offered a significant amount of their own resources to make sure their friend had a good time. During the stay, the friend bought some discounted muffins on the way to a hike and offered the host one, later sending them a $1 payment request.
Frustrated, the host took to this popular Reddit community to share their experience and vent about their friend's attitude where their friend's behavior was admonished by readers in the comments. See their original account of events below as it was shared with this popular community.
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