Larry thinks he is the center of the universe. He hates waiting in lines, insisting that his time is way too important for such
trivial matters. Although he easily exploits other people for his own personal gain, he also wants everyone to think he is as great as he thinks he is. Recently, when his wife's aged mother died, he was secretly a little annoyed at the timing, because it interfered with his vacation. Which of the personality disorders mentioned in your text does Larry best fit
You have not pointed out the alternatives, but this disorder is clearly identified as narcissism.
Narcissistic people have a distorted sense of self, believing that they are superior to others. Typically, these people have an arrogant tone, place a high value on consumption, luxury and impose an image of perfection. These people don't care about each other either, and they get angry when some loss of life gets in the way of their plans. These traits fit the description of Larry, a classic narcissist.
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