a proverb to describe a person who causes problems / troubles for himself / herself

asking for trouble

taking advantage of one

asking for trouble, get some unnecessary work for themselves

(slang) to ask for trouble; to stew in one's own juice

to bring up unnecessary or trivial topics

describes a person who willingly causes a problem / issue to himself / herself; deserved.

asking for trouble; creating unnecessary work for oneself

to describe the act of showing off despite it being unwelcomed

to get a symbolic and lucky meaning

to speak sarcastically; to take advantage of; to mock somebody when they're having a tough time; literal meaning: to set up a photographic scene

to be awarded a prize

to take advantage of someone; to gain benefits from a situation

to get a queue ticket

scary

asking for trouble, get some unnecessary work for themselves

to seize something; to take something away

verb; take / get the money; ask for money

to get oneself into trouble; to have brought it upon oneself

taking advantage of someone when they are in a vulnerable situation; a cheap shot;

to make a rod for one's own back [colloquial]

to position one's camera to take a photograph at a certain angle; to take the place / seat [colloquial]

describes something or someone that is so useless that they should be just dumped into the sea [colloquial]

to win all the glory [colloquial]

to rub salt into someone's wound [colloquial]

to win all the glory [colloquial]

to gain benefits from a situation [colloquial]

to take a photo shot [colloquial]

take over

hold onto