UCONN student loses his sh*t over mac and cheese.

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As a Connecticut resident, I am used to the fact that this state is somewhat of an embarrassment. For example, we have the embarrassment that is Governor Dannel Malloy (as to why he was elected into office for a second term, I will never know). We also seem to have the Einsteins that think it's hilarious to walk up and down highways completely nekkid (this has happened a handful of times in the past few years).

This week, we have 19 year old Luke Gatti, who thought it would be a bright idea to walk into the UCONN food court with an open container of alcohol and get some mac and cheese with bacon and jalapeno peppers. When confronted about having an open container in the cafeteria, he questioned why in America he couldn't have an alcoholic beverage in the building (well, being underage might be a fairly good reason). After using homophobic slurs and demanding his g*ddamned mac and cheese, he is tackled by an employee (after shoving the cafeteria manager), arrested by a police officer, and led out of the building.

Gatti was charged with breach of peace and criminal trespassing. He will be in court on October 13.

My Two Cents:

I love mac and cheese as much as the next millennial, but I wouldn't have a temper tantrum over it (okay, maybe when I was 5 I had a temper tantrum, but that was it).
Perhaps Mr. Gatti should skip the 40 ounce and grab a juice box instead. If he really wants something to cry about, he should fast forward 5 years into his future and realize that this stunt of his will probably ostracize him from any decent job in his major.

Readers: What do you think about this story? What food would you go absolutely ape sh*t crazy over?

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