【deviil worship sex videos】Baseball's Justin Verlander, Dodger Killer, gets $1 million lunch bill

Let this be deviil worship sex videosa lesson to all big-name athletes: Fame carries a heavy price.

Take it away, Dr. Evil.

Via Giphy

The Houston Astros made a ton of enemies in Los Angeles when they knocked out the city's Dodgers in a World Series win last year. Justin Verlander, one of Houston's all-star pitchers, learned that the hard way on Friday when he went out for lunch in Beverly Hills.

Mashable Trend Report Decode what’s viral, what’s next, and what it all means. Sign up for Mashable’s weekly Trend Report newsletter. By clicking Sign Me Up, you confirm you are 16+ and agree to our Terms of Use and Privacy Policy. Thanks for signing up!

SEE ALSO: Watch this baseball player catch a bird mid-flight

When the bill arrived for Verlander's lunch at the Beverly Hills Hotel, it featured some truly troubling numbers: A $1,000,181 lunch charge, plus another $95,017.20 in tax. Total cost: $1,095,198.20.

The source of the extremely jacked upprice was noted in black and white on the bill, an "Open Miscellaneous" charge attributed to "Dodger Killer." Verlander, killer of Dodgers, earned himself a $1 million surcharge for daring to show his face in a Los Angeles eatery.

This Tweet is currently unavailable. It might be loading or has been removed.

The whole thing was a joke, obviously, and one that Verlander took in stride. He's also one of the highest-paid players in baseball, and surely could have paid this bill no problem. He should be more up in arms over paying $42 for a salad. I don't care how famous it is.

---

Featured Video For You

---

---

• recreation
• hotspot
• synthesize
• relaxation
• focus
• fashion
• explore
• knowledge

• An Evening with Renee Tajima
• Bay Area Elementary School Named After JA Community Leader
• Logging In with Shogun Santa
• Bay Area Elementary School Named After JA Community Leader
• Mariye Receives DGA Nomination for ‘Just Add Magic’
• Not Bad for a Night’s Work
• Mia Bonta in Runoff for 18th Assembly District Seat
• Rafu Tapped for Knight Foundation Grant
• ‘Mind Game’ at the Egyptian
• Hikari: A Festival of Lights at Tanaka Farms

• Stick it to Sports
• Audi to use iron
• Wordle today: The answer and hints for May 3, 2025
• TCL dismisses its chip company Moore Silicon after two years of establishment · TechNode
• Toyota’s China JV reportedly cuts production, sees growing competition · TechNode
• Double 11 shopping festival shows lower
• Wrong number scams are on the rise again, thanks to AI
• NYT Connections Sports Edition hints and answers for May 3: Tips to solve Connections #222
• TSMC may build a third plant in Japan for 3nm chips · TechNode
• Volvo launches first electric MPV targeting Chinese premium segment · TechNode

• VK запустила ?Остров Безопасности? в Fortnite
• Champs at the White House
• Okinawa Association in Gardena Welcomes Back Volunteers
• Lifetime Offers 'Sugar & Spice' for Holiday Viewing
• A Look Back at Great Leap’s Beginnings
• Support Needed for AB 279
• Toyota Halts Controversial Contributions
• Kaiser Permanente Launches Initiative to Stop Anti
• VK запустила ?Остров Безопасности? в Fortnite
• Eviction Moratorium Extended

• JUMBO TEAM получила квоту на LAN
• 50th Anniversary of Okinawa Reversion Agreement Commemorated at Nixon Library
• LA84 Foundation Honors Baron Nishi, 1932 L.A. Olympics Gold Medalist
• Murphy Appointed to House Select Committee to Investigate Attack on Capitol
• ‘The King and I’ Closes This Weekend
• Mayor Visits Little Tokyo
• Emily Woo Earns Girl Scout Gold Award
• JACL Launches Centennial Education Fund Campaign
• Studio Ghibli Films in Hollywood, Santa Monica
• Special Performance by Daniel Ho