re: Do you get irrationally angry over things that you probably shouldn't?

I am the same way when going out with people.. Like if its a group of people.. And they are talking and the waiter has to come back 3 times before one of two of those people finally decide to look at the menu and order something.. And it gets to me for some reason when those people will say "I should have ordered something else, mine wasn't that good".

Anytime I go somewhere I look up the menu before I get there. I don't expect other people to do it, but at least be aware that the waiter has multiple tables and just be considerate enough to figure out what you want so they don't have to come back multiple times before you decide what you want to order...

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Simple things like seeing democrat's walking around with no belts holding their pants up!!!!

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This isn't as common anymore. You have to go deep in the hood to see it, but skinny jeans sort of started to fade the trend.

Book keeper at my office is absolutely incompetent. Dealing with this level of incompetence does make me irrationally angry.

My reactions to this level of incompetence over the past few weeks has made everybody else in the office irrationally angry too. Holidays are all about giving and sharing, after all.

When my dog craps too close to the house. I've been trying to teach him to crap in a different area. That's the biggest challenge I face at this point in my life. I guess I'm lucky.

When idiot drivers in BR "block the box" because they are too stupid to not pull into a busy, crowded intersection.

I sometimes weigh the pros and cons of a shooting rampage after missing a few light cycles but being only three cars back

Flat Earthers. I fall for their trolling on here hook line and sinker

I do and I definitely need to work on it.

Prime example, Wednesday, leaving work driving on a 4 lane road, I'm on the left lane going north. A 65(ish) year old lady pulls out in front of me from a perpendicular street (w/ a stop sign) and turn left to go south.

I have to slam on the brakes, everything in my truck slides into the floorboards. I throw my hands up in the air in a "WTH?" motion. And the old bat flips me off. She's completely in the wrong and some how thinks I'm the a-hole.

It took all I had not to set her on fire and if I had to do it all over again, I would still be pushing her broadside down the road.

I need to let it go. I'm still mad.

All the time frickstick

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Book keeper at my office is absolutely incompetent. Dealing with this level of incompetence does make me irrationally angry.

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This reminds me of another.. When people fight changing the way they do something, especially when that change would make things much easier on everyone else, but they are not at all willing to change "because this is how it was always done"..

Or people who have to always ask how to do something because they don't want to learn how to do anything new.

When I’m going to get lumber for a project at Home Depot and the lumber cart is empty as I make my way to the back and the empty carts hard wheels roll over one of the seams in the concrete floor and the whole cart makes a loud metal crash sound like shotgun blast — for a few seconds after, I’m irrationally angry.