Some People These Days...

Brodie

Brodie

YTTalk Shape Shifter
For you people who also do graphics I'm sure you can relate to this :D I've had a few people ask me to do vector avatars for free which take 2-5 hours and I tried explaining this to one guy and he seemed to think it only takes 15 minutes because the tutorial was 15 minutes (despite there were clear timelapses) It makes me chuckle :P
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Just thought i'd share with you guys to brighten the day :)
 
Looks like it wouldn't be worth your time anyway. People are always going to do that. But you would expect this kind of ignorance from a kid.
Hopefully this will inspire him to do it himself using the tutorial he watched XD
 
ProfKranc said:
Looks like it wouldn't be worth your time anyway. People are always going to do that. But you would expect this kind of ignorance from a kid.
Hopefully this will inspire him to do it himself using the tutorial he watched XD
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that seems to be the thing ironically it shows how to do it yet you get people commenting requests for someone else to do it :P
 
Not only on YouTube. Everywhere.

Since I'm into computers (web developer) I've had a lot of people asking me for this or that, from installing programs, to format their computers, to edit photos...

If I know the person, and it really takes me next to nothing, it's hard to deny, otherwise, I was so tired of this that I started to ask them if they would also work for me for free in return. Like if they are, say, electricians or plumbers, I ask them to come to my house to fix something, if they do something paperwork related, I ask them to help me with my paperwork. I even asked one to come to my house and prepare me some meal (she worked at a restaurant kitchen). They always kind of smile but you can see they are really p****d off, and they stop asking as they see I'm playing their game. The best of of all is that they can't fault me once they reject my proposal.
 
Hey guyz, could you give me 5 minutes videos for my youtube channel every day for the rest of your life for FREE?
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Toni said:
Not only on YouTube. Everywhere.

Since I'm into computers (web developer) I've had a lot of people asking me for this or that, from installing programs, to format their computers, to edit photos...

If I know the person, and it really takes me next to nothing, it's hard to deny, otherwise, I was so tired of this that I started to ask them if they would also work for me for free in return. Like if they are, say, electricians or plumbers, I ask them to come to my house to fix something, if they do something paperwork related, I ask them to help me with my paperwork. I even asked one to come to my house and prepare me some meal (she worked at a restaurant kitchen). They always kind of smile but you can see they are really p****d off, and they stop asking as they see I'm playing their game. The best of of all is that they can't fault me once they reject my proposal.
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This is true, I'm a qualified Mechanic and also a Qualified PT and as soon as anyone finds this out, they just expect me to come and fix their cars or help them lose their fat a** for free.

The funniest thing that I have found about this, is that its usually the people who have money that will act like this. The amount of times people who have next to nothing have asked me if I can help them with something, 9 times out of 10 will actually try and give me something in return even though they have hardly anything to give. Things like buying a few drinks or a small bit of money.

When I have done stuff for people who actually have something to give, they seem to think a f*****g thank you is currency or some s**t.
 
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