Kate Gosselin Thinks You Owe Her!

I don't know maybe chicken little was right when he was screaming, "the sky is falling."  We all know Kate Gosselin is a bit off her rocker, but no one knew it was this far. Look at the bright side at least her and Octomom has something in common. They think you should pay for their kids...I mean it was our fault for creating fertility drugs right?

The new issue of Us Weekly reports that Jon & Kate mom Kate Gosselin -- known for being short with her husband, Jon Gosselin -- is even more combative with her family and employees. Baby nurse Angela Krall, who watched the sextuplets as infants for more than a year, tells Us that the short-fused Kate fired 40 nurses and nurse's aides in the three months before she was hired. A 2005 Associated Press story reported that a pre-TV Gosselin had petitioned the state to extend payments for Krall, whose fees were first paid by Medicaid (Jon was unemployed; Medicaid provides limited assistance to premature babies). "Kate Gosselin said she feels society has a responsibility to help with the children, since modern medicine promotes the use of fertility drugs, which can lead to multiple births," the AP reported. While Kate praised Krall in the same story, Krall reveals that Kate posted "demeaning" signs in every room detailing rules, and fired one woman on the spot for washing her hands in the kitchen instead of the bathroom. "Kate flipped," says Krall. "She thought it was cross-contamination." That level of perfectionism also tore her apart from her father, Kenton Kreider, a pastor, after he gave her cribsdonated by his parishioners. "They didn't match and Kate rejected them," says a family source. "Things like that caused a rift." Krall, who says all six babies ended up with matching cribs, tells Us Kate "thought they were owed stuff. The money factor was huge."

That's like saying that society owes me really hot women because modern plastic surgery has made it possible for me to look good. Since I don't see Megan Fox at my door with a sex swing in hand, I am pretty sure society owes you a donkey punch...or two.