Employee takes advantage of coworker changing his chair because it's broken, so he fixes it and keeps it, as it's better than the one he had: 'Then [he] brings back my original chair and says “hey man, thanks for fixing it. You can have yours back now.”

You can't expect to do someone dirty and then pretend it was nothing. Entitlement can be stopped!Entitled people can be stopped; entitlement has an end, but you need to be firm for it to work out. Some people go through life thinking they can do whatever they want without ever facing consequences for their acts. They think that everyone else will just accept it and do nothing about it. Till the right person crosses their path. A person with boundaries, manners, and a strong personality. That is the person who will end the entitlement without a second thought. If you want to be that person, then maybe learning from the story below would be useful.Charlie is an employee who thinks that every single entitled thing that he does can be excused. Why? Oh, just because he thinks he deserves to do what HE wants. To him, it doesn't matter if somebody else is affected by his actions. The only thing that matters is that he gets what he wants. This time it was a chair. He had this premium chair that was more comfortable and better than everyone else's (which is probably another example of the entitlement he always had), but the handle broke. He could have gone to the office supply closet and s…