Sometimes fast food just isn't fast enough for some people.
A Nashville man, who has been identified by police as 21-year-old Demetri Johnson, clearly left his holiday cheer at home last Friday. Johnson went to extreme measures when he became hangry (hungry and angry, for those who don't know) while at a local McDonald's last week and allegedly pulled a gun out to threaten workers when he started getting impatient while waiting for his food.
According to local reports, Johnson ordered a meal from the drive-thru at Mickey Dee's, and after driving off, he checked his bag and realized it was missing his McDouble, so he turned around.
After arriving back at the McDonald's, he reportedly told the manager about the problem, and the manager said he'd bring the burger out. Apparently, Johnson felt that the employee was taking too long to fix the problem, so he decided to take a much more aggressive and dangerous approach.
Police say that once Johnson got tired of waiting, he walked into the restaurant, pulled out a gun and demanded his burger. Three women were with him, and police say they demanded hot fries and soda. The group's grub requests were met, and once they were given the food, they left.
No one was hurt or robbed of any money. Johnson now faces an aggravated assault charge.