Florida Woman Pulls Gun Because Restaurant Didn’t Carry Her Favorite Meal

We've all seen the movie. Two prisoners stand next to each other and lean against the bars. As they stare into the distance, one convict slowly exhales the smoke from a Marlboro and asks the other, "whatcha in for?". At a moment like that, it's best to have an impressive answer. But somertimes you don't. Take the case of Florida woman, who is now in jail because investigators say she pulled a gun on a worker at a fast food restaurant after they told her they didn't have her favorite meal. In fact the meal she requested wasn't even on the menu.
Police say 26-year-old Quavi Young pulled up to a drive-thru at a Mcdonalds in Brevard County and ordered a meal. Problem was, McDonalds doesn't sell a meal like she requested. The worker told Young that they could not fulfill her order because they didn't sell what she wanted. When the woman drove to the first window, she again ordered the meal. The worker told Yuoung that they could not fill the order, which enraged her. That's when officers say she produced a gun and threatened the life of the worker.
The Cocoa Police Department arrived on the scene quickly and interrogated the woman. When they searched her car, they found an M&P pistol with an aftermarket drum-style magazine sitting in the passenger seat. The drum enabled the gun to hold about 50 rounds of ammunition. Young was arrested and charged with aggravated assault with a deadly weapon, open carrying of a firearm and driving while her license was suspended. Her mugshot is creating quite a stir. Source: NBC-2.com

I Totally Get It

It's completely normal to feel angry at some point in life. Some people are better at dealing with anger than others. Some people are just angrier than others. And it turns out,  some states are angrier than others.

Michigan ranked number 10 on Best Life's angriest states in America survey. They created an Anger Index that consisted of the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration's most recent Fatality Analysis Reporting System and info by Auto Insurance Center, to determine the amount of each state's fatal accidents involving road rage.

Best Life also used the FBI's hate crime data to analyze hate crimes per capita, which they say is often motivated by anger. Their results showed that, on average, America isn't all that angry. But Michigan made the top 10 along with states from the West, Midwest, Northeast, and South.

Here are the 10 top angriest states in America.

Michigan ranked number 10 on Best Life's Angriest States in America list with an anger index score of 33.08. Though Michigan’s fatalities caused by road rage is only 0.1 percent, its hate crimes per capita is at 7.7 percent.

Massachusetts ranked number 9 on Best Life's Angriest States in America list with an anger index score of 37.39. Toxic internet comments were a part of the study and this state scored high with 6.8 percent. Massachusetts hate crimes per capita is at 5.63. Lower than Michigan's in the number 10 spot.

New Jersey ranked number 8 on Best Life's Angriest States in America list with an anger index score of 42.83 percent. New Jersey also made it onto Alcohol.org's angriest states list.

Connecticut ranked number 7 on Best Life's Angriest States in America list with an anger index score of 43.08 percent. The state has 5.7 percent of fatalities caused by road rage with a low road rage fatalities per capita at 0.4 percent.

Washington ranked number 6 on Best Life's Angriest States in America list with an anger index score of 46.90 percent. They also served up a high toxic internet comments percentage of 6.8 according to the Best Life study.

Vermont ranked number 5 on Best Life's Angriest States in America list with an anger index score of 55.34 percent. Though the fatalities caused by road rage are at zero percent. The state is at 5.29 percent hate crimes per capita.

Indiana ranked number 4 on Best Life's Angriest States in America list with an anger index score of 64.20. The state also came in with high percentages with fatalities caused by road rage at 10 percent and hate crimes per capita at 1.11 percent.

South Carolina ranked number 3 on Best Life's Angriest States in America list with an anger index score of 70.42 percent. The state's high toxic internet comments percentage was at 9.8 percent according to the Best Life study.

Colorado ranked number 2 on Best Life's Angriest States in America list with an anger index score of 70.42. Their road rage per capita is low at 0.9 percent. However, the study shows that fatalities caused by road rage in Colorado are at 9.5%. 

Alabama ranked number 1 on Best Life's Angriest States in America list with an anger index score of 100. The only 100 anger index score on the list. At the time of the study Alabama had limited data on hate crimes per capita.

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