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THIS IS WHAT HAPPENS WHEN A PARTICULAR MAN CANโ€™T CONTROL HIS EMOTIONS. WHEN DID THROWING A TANTRUM BECOME A VALID RESPONSE TO WORDS? An argument at In-N-Out Burger turns into absolute chaos. The guy completely loses it, storms inside, and clocks another guy without hesitation. But it doesnโ€™t stop...

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