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Considering their gift was a $500 watch, I think you could be right. 
That just sounds still excessive as heck.
Is this unpopular? I feel like entitled people are generally frowned upon. >

In our case scenario, it seems like entitled people are becoming more of a trend, and people pushing the importance of brand-name. Not sure about other places, but we’re starting to know and or meet a lot of people that way.
I was reading the other day a girl’s dad gifted her a bag she called as luxury, as her first bag. She was super happy, because they don’t come from a lot.
The internet started making mockery of her, and denouncing it as luxury, just ripping her and the bag to shreds.
It’s really sad to see people move towards more materialistic >

Only being into rolexes is just a sign that the person knows nothing about watches in general >

She needs different friends. >

This needs to be said so much more. When people stay "friends" or otherwise loyal to people who disrespect them, I start to lose any sympathy I had for them. At some point it's okay to blame the victim if they keep doing stupid things. In this specific case, if the giver stays "friends" with the recipient, the giver deserves what she gets.