What's your fury?

Have it out with the mechanic there and then, as you are sick of being taken for a ride by life?

Seethe quietly, not attempting to hide your disdain and disgust to the mechanic, muttering “rip off” under your breath while you pay?

Pay, but berate yourself all the way home for not finding a cheaper garage?

Explain that the price is too high and you feel like you are being ripped off but ultimately come to an agreement with the mechanic that they will give you an up-front cost next time to avoid surprises?

Complain to friends over a drink that night that you are always the one who does everything and so it’s your fault that you are taken for granted?

Call the office to attention, telling them you will do it this once but you are not doing it any more, then draw up a rota so everyone has a turn?

Add it to the list of things to show you are being taken for granted so you can bring it up at your appraisal?

Complain to friends over a drink that night that you are always the one who does everything and so it’s your fault that you are taken for granted?

Use it as an opportunity to air every grievance you have had with them throughout the history of your friendship, no matter how far back it goes?

Tell them when they next want to meet it will be on your terms – you won’t risk being stood up again?

Get a taxi home, blaming yourself for choosing such bad mates?

Have a go at them, telling them you expected it of them before hanging up?

Go straight back to the shop, demanding a refund and compensation for having to return to the shop when you were supposed to be somewhere else?

Call the shop, telling them you are unhappy with the service and arrange for them to collect it and supply a new one?

Spend the rest of the day wondering why it’s always you that gets the bum deal, the bad product?

Shrug – it’s no big deal, you will return it when you are next in town?

Say nothing, then spend your coffee-drinking time planning how you will react next time it happens?

Tell them to watch where they are going and mind other people’s space?

Tell them that they were not looking where they were going and, as a result, they have spilled drinks which you have just paid good money for?

Subtly push them back then feign surprise when they look shocked?

Call reception and see if they have one you can borrow – nothing is going to spoil your holiday?

Text your family who are waiting to hear you arrived, telling them you are an idiot and have messed things up.

Slam the lid of your suitcase and stomp around?

Let out a scream of anger, calling yourself all the names under the sun, then take a deep breath, grab your towel and head to the pool?

Have a go at the driver when it finally arrives before taking your seat and spending the journey in a bad mood?

Say nothing but make a mental note to travel a different route to work from now on? It has already been late three times, you should have known better.

Write a strongly worded letter of complaint to the bus company, telling them it is unacceptable and you want free travel vouchers as compensation?

Get on but refuse to sit down or move past the driver until you have had an apology – this level of service is unacceptable?

Have a go at the people at the other table and then your partner? This was supposed to be perfect and now everything is ruined.

Summon the waiter and explain the problem? It’s their restaurant they should be the ones to sort it out.

Tell your partner it’s your fault for insisting on a table by the window rather than one out the back?

Gently explain the problems to the people behind you before continuing with your meal?

Ground them, take away their toys, stop their allowance and make them do all the chores for a week?

Ground them, but not before listing the other things they have broken in their short lifespans?

Have a go at them but tell yourself it’s really technically your fault for buying a cheap bed?

Shout at them, telling them what could have happened, before grounding them?

Get changed but wonder why bad things like this always happen to you when everyone else seems to get through life without any major scrapes?

Get changed, patting yourself on the back for having a spare change of clothes with you?

Change into the spare clothes you keep in a bag by your desk? You expected this to happen one day and although prepared, you are still annoyed.

Channel your anger into your presentation in the meeting, which you then deliver with a new-found passion?