'I get a knock on the door. It's the neighbor's mom...holding a receipt': Entitled parent insists neighbor pay for bake sale, neighbor agrees and brings receipts

Sometimes on a warm afternoon, the local kids will hold a bake sale. Maybe in your neighborhood they sell lemonade and chocolate chip cookies, and in others, kids sell baked goods, like breads or slices of bundt cakes. 

Of course, lemonade is a bit easier to make than baked goods. So parents might volunteer help out with that part. It's really sweet to see kids get excited about being little businesspeople for a day as they sit outside and play store keeper. Plus, if you live in a bustling area with lots of foot traffic, the kiddos may even turn a profit! Well, it'll be a profitable endeavor if they don't have to pay for the ingredients they used. 

This person told the tale of a neighbor who actually did want to be reimbursed from her and the OP's kids' shared bake sale. The only issue is that the neighbor's son left halfway through the day. He didn't want to do all the work, but still wanted the share of the profits he thought was fair. Once the parents get involved, well… you'll have to read this person's malicious compliance story to find out what happened next. 

Up next, this guy kept getting pulled over by police officers enforcing the speed limit, so they decided to go exactly the speed limit.