So, I read a story coming out of South Florida( Goofier it is, the more likely it will be in Florida)....
It seems a man who had a 16,000 square foot mansion had put the mansion up for sale. And a prospective buyer toured the place several times, including taking photos.
The house was on the market for $5.7 million dollars.
The prospective buyer ( henceforth known as the groom) asked the owner if he could use the grounds of the mansion( It had several acres of land) for he and his fiancee's wedding.
The owner told the groom, " No."
The bride and groom go ahead and send out invitations to their wedding at the mansion.( They call the mansion " Their Dream Home" in the invitation, like they own it.)
On the day of the wedding, the owner of the house find people, including guests, caterers, and a jazz band banging on the gate to be let in.
The "guests" refuse to leave and the homeowner has to call the police.
The groom tells the police that he thought " The owner did not live in the house." ( He didn't, he was staying in a guest house on the grounds.) And that " God told him the wedding was going to take place there."
I was surprised at the number of people in comments on the story, who thought that the owner should have let them use the grounds for the wedding.... ( The wedding including the reception was to take place from 3:30PM until 2:30AM)
What is wrong with people? Why are we so self-entitled now?
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