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The bus ride from the West Campus to the downtown station usually took about ten minutes, give or take, depending upon how many times they had to stop to pick up passengers. The route traveled through a section of town called Barrio Hollywood, known for its tiny, low-income homes, its massive trailer parks, and its thriving population of street addicts. I barely noticed. I was young, zealous, and naive--immersing myself in what would eventually become a failed college career. I would take a seat in front, pull my history book out of my oversized shoulder bag, and immerse myself in stories about the Indus River Valley and Mesopotamia, ignoring everyone that passed by. I was determined to memorize every tiny thing in that giant tome, every invention, and every name and date. I was going to prove myself, and make sure that everyone knew I was the best. But not that afternoon.I noticed the man when he got on--his bright blue eyes, the kind you'd never want to make contact with. He was hairless except for a fuzzy patch of baby hair, and his skin was leathery--tanned like he'd been in the oven too long. He was covered in white splotches, almost like vitiligo or chemical burns. He got on the bus, sauntered up, smelling like rolled cigarettes and cheap weed, and slapped the book out of my hand. 'The fuck dude?' he shouted. 'You call my girl a d*ke?' He reached forward, grabbed me by the collar, and slammed me in the face--hard enough that one of the passengers in the back gasped. There was a lurch when the driver slammed on the brakes and yelled, 'Get the hell off!' He turned in the driver's direction, let me go, and started to walk out. 'Man, fuck this shit. I ever see you again, so help me.'

Michael Phelps' net worth is expected to be near to $100 million by 2022. His fortune primarily comes from his substantial endorsement deals and career earnings. Along with former Olympic sprinter Usain Bolt, he receives one of the highest salaries of any Olympian.

Rick Ross is an American rapper, record executive, composer, and CEO. Simply put, he is one of the most famous and richest rappers existing in the 21st century. But what lies beneath his stage name is a record that cannot be put on the Billboard charts: his past.The stage name 'Rick Ross' is derived from the former drug kingpin 'Freeway' Rick Ross. The controversy behind his stage name circulated not long after the boost of his career until he became a hot topic in town. To this day, people keep using Rick Ross as a subject of curiosity, given not only his controversial name but also his remarkable success and assets. As an aid to the satisfaction of Hungary surfers, this article collected valuable information to help you get to know more about the infamous Rick Ross, including his early life, career, and net worth.

Featured in the chart of the top-20 richest rappers in the world, a 2022 survey made by Wealthy Gorilla with the support of other reliable sources, is the Grammy-award-winning rapper known for his album hits 'A Milli' and 'Lollipop.' In the world of rap, he is known as Lil Wayne.Lil Wayne, the youngest member of the label 'Cash Money Records,' which he joined in 1991, has records selling for at least $1 million, giving him the chance to be lined up with other famous rappers like Snoop Dogg, Ice Cube, Drake, Master P, Jay Z, and other title holders for the richest rapper category. As a part of the internet culture, once your name is ranked in any of these internet surveys, surfers will surely come into play. People look all over the Internet for information that interests them, and this article was written to help them. It tells you everything you need to know about Lil Wayne, including his personal life, career, and net worth.

Warning: This article contains spoilers for 'The Patient' which began airing on Hulu on August 30. Hulu's 'The Patient' is a different kind of horror, defined by its lighthearted style and lack of melodrama. It stars Steve Carell, a comedy superstar famous for his roles in 'The Office' and the '40-Year-Old Virgin.' Carell plays a successful psychologist, Dr. Alan Strauss, who's abducted by his patient, Sam Fortner (Domnhall Gleason). He wakes up and finds himself lying in a strange bed with a shackle around his ankle. During their initial conversation, it's revealed that Sam is a serial killer who kidnaps the doctor in an attempt to get help with his homicidal urges. If Sam was truthful about the things he'd done in a normal office setting, he'd have to worry about the doctor reporting him, and he couldn't have that. Instead, he found a doctor that he could hold hostage in his downstairs den. It's a simple environment. There's green shag carpeting, board games stacked up against the banister, and double doors leading outside. It's a stark departure from the dungeons and makeshift torture chambers we can usually expect from the genre. From the beginning, Carell, who colors the character with a sense irony and cynicism, takes a hushed approach to things. There's no clawing at the walls, no banging around, and no begging. Instead, he tries to manipulate his captor, faking treatment options, advising him against this kind of care, and trying to convince Sam that he wouldn't have to report him at all. He could simply forget this ever happened and treat Sam like any normal patient. He says they could even make an appointment for the following week. It's all a ruse to get free, and none of it works. Ultimately, he's forced to create a shank out of his foot cream tube, which he uses to hold Sam's mother up at knifepoint. He gives Sam the choice to either turn himself in or watch his mother die. It doesn't work. Sam tackles him to the ground and strangles him just like he does with his other victims. There was no struggle--or very little, at least--no fireworks, no gunshot, no suspense. Everything felt futile, or at least doubtful, and strangulation is not a dramatic death. It's silent and quick. Strauss is killed in the same muted style that characterized the entire series.