Getting to the other side.
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Not speaking of it death here the way the Greeks did when crossing the river Styx.
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Speaking of getting to a more comfortable economic existence through a different job, different way of earning income.
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Cab driving is a bridge as I try to drag myself and family across the thin ice of the U.S. economy to the “Other Side”

  
Robert Helenius knocks out perennial contender  Samuel Peter in 9th round of their fight  to shake up Heavy Weight Division.
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Helenius Nickname is the “Nordic Nightmare”
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Peter Nickname the “Nigerian Nightmare” I can’t make this stuff up.
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Helenius is from Finland but fights out of Germany and is 27 years old.
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I would now rate the Heavy Weight Division as this too bad not one American in the bunch.
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1-Wladimir Klitschko
2-Vitali Klitschko
3-David Haye
4-Robert Helenius
5-Alexander Povetkin

Like Mick Jagger says in the Rolling Stones song “Shattered”  from the 1978  album “Some Girls”, “Still surviving on the streets” and that’s how it is from the seat of my cab to watch an Empire in Decline, watching the tide recede from a big economic boom, seeing all the immigrant communities that came in following the capital/money/jobs .  Migration flows follow capital flows and now capital receding. For rent signs, empty store fronts and lots of immigrants from Mexico ,Central America, and Asia. The  country in certain areas feels like the New Third World.