People who brag about spending money intended to support them through the pandemic on luxury goods.
If you don't need it, there are plenty of people for whom it would have made a literal world of difference. But no. You indulge yourself like a greedy little child.
Will admit I'm one of those people who received money, probably shouldn't have, and wasn't exactly stellar about spending it. Redoing one's living quarters still kinda counts as a luxury good, no matter how many discount stores you get the materials from and no matter how much a boost of genuine confidence and structure (and the corresponding will to fix one's life) it provides.
Pretty much the only reason I tolerated receiving that support money was because I wasn't singled out for it (I'm talking about the 2-3 checks much of the US populace got - I don't receive weekly or monthly benefits for stuff like "support through the pandemic" as I don't need or want them). I genuinely hate being singled out for help when I'm not specifically and blatantly asking for that help, and I hate being rushed into said help.
Fact of the matter is, without that extra bit suddenly opening up room in my life I'd PROBABLY still be slogging along without focusing on clearing my known debt once and for all. (As for what "unknown debt" would be? I'd count the checks as just one example.)
To get back to "hated things" when it comes to spending money, I once said something in the vent thread about stores allowing lottery tickets (I count "gambling" as a luxury good, BIG TIME) to be bought on debit or credit. MERCIFULLY, there are still only a couple stores that have gone that route in my area.
That there's even one that does drives me crazy to no end.