Ray William Johnson

But when they don't give him the attention he wants, he gets super mad and he drops those classes.

In fact, by 2011, he's dropped out of two different colleges over this.

And of course, at this point, his parents are like, well, time to get a job.

But Elliot says that manual labor is beneath him.

Instead, he spends most of his time online playing video games and reading anti-women content.

And on some of these anti-women websites, he discusses his beliefs that women shouldn't have any rights and that they shouldn't be allowed to choose who to mate with.

But one day that same year, he ends up watching a movie called Alpha Dog.

And in this movie, there are teenagers partying and smashing and stuff like that.

But these characters are living exactly the kind of life that Elliot wants to live.

And in this movie, the story happens to take place in Santa Barbara, California.

So he starts to believe that if he can just move there, he'll also be able to live this crazy life of partying and smashing.

So he goes and he talks with his parents and he tells them that he wants to go to college in Santa Barbara.

And his parents, they're wealthy and they give him pretty much anything he wants.

So they say, aye.

And they also agree to keep paying all his bills and they give him an allowance while he lives in this wealthy college town.

So Elliot moves to Santa Barbara, into an apartment with a couple of roommates, and he enrolls in college.

And on the first day of class, he gets ready and he like puts on an Armani shirt and Gucci sunglasses, and he thinks to himself, I am the image of beauty and supremacy.

It's actually a direct quote from him.

And then he waits until everyone else in class is seated so that he can make this grand entrance.

And so then he walks in and he's like expecting all of them to stare at him.