For me it's pretty random. Like, NTs while I'm driving will get mad at things I don't get mad about, and take completely in stride. Like, an example would be, one guy, who's I guess...super "NT" in the personality type or whatever, was driving with me, and got super pissed at some pedestrians going out in the street while I was driving in the city, and me, I had no emotional reaction at all.
In general, I can handle utter crisis situations MUCH better than the average person, just the changes and whatever of normal life, like right now, for example, I moved to another house and my sister's friend is living with us, "small" changes like that make me much worse emotionally. But, to put it to contrast, while the rest of the state was flipping out because we lost power for like 4 days in October, I felt awesome and took it almost completely in stride. The only time I got emotionally a bit bad was when I felt like I was getting sick, which meant I couldn't do anything and my family can't like, figure out how to do anything for themselves, but thankfully I didn't get sick, so yeah. But yeah, rest of the world was flipping out and anxious, I took it awesome.
So, maybe not quite what you were looking for, for an answer, but yeah. The crisis situations that make most normal people anxious or angry or whatever tend to not do that at all for me, I go into more or less a crisis mode and and can just completely take charge of a situation and not worry. Just, when my "routine" gets messed up, not talking like, really small stupid things, but just my general routine, it's when I get mad, I'm very bad at "going with the flow" and I have to plan everything out, and due to that, if other people screw up my plans or want to do something different, it makes me mad. But, the paradigm is, in crisis situations, I have so much contingency planning going on, either steps I've taken, or I've reenacted roughly pretty much everything like that in my head, so since nobody else around me has ANY planning for things like that, I excel because I do.