Synopsis

A mother, enraged, struck an umpire. A worker was assaulted with a drink after a mere twenty-five cents were overcharged for cheese fries. A customer, incensed by a mistake in their order, tore a cash register from the counter. And a driver, consumed by road rage, met a fatal end. It often feels as though venturing outside has become perilous, fueled by a pervasive short temper. What has become of America? Why does it seem as if people believe themselves exempt from consequence, as if rules hold