A friend was recently in line at his favorite bagel store and witnessed a scene that has become all too familiar: an adult having a meltdown. When the manager asked the customers to move the line so it didn't block the entrance, one customer erupted in fury. Apparently, he didn't appreciate being told where to stand. He began swearing loudly, berating the manager and insulting other customers for acting like 'stupid sheep.' He stormed off, alas, without a bagel. The stories keep coming about people acting out in stores, on planes, at restaurants, and even among friends and family. Everyday
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