Don't bring out the big spots or frozen stuff early y'know. My dad Stu used to say that a real shooter always 'leaves the frozens for the finish', which is kind of an old school way of saying leave the cold stuff for last so it doesn't melt. Which is something I took a lot of pride in. They knew they could leave the store how they went in, and that they'd be able to go back to their families.

They knew they were gonna get their vegetables, their meats, their grains, but most of all they knew they'd be safe. That's why a lot of the guys wanted to always go get groceries with me. Some guys like a Yoko would get real blown up early in the produce section, and by the time they got to the coffee aisle they were looking for that quick roll-up finish y'know. You gotta sort of go in there with a bit of a game plan, what sort of story you're going to tell in there. The fans knew when I was in the store, they were going to get their money's worth y'know.Ī good grocery store trip is not really much different from a good match. Usually i'd wrap it up by walking up to a deserving produce clerk, and putting my glasses on them. I'd make a real effort to at least go down two aisles, slapping hands with the fans & their carts. Julie would usually run ahead, and give the customer service girl a cassette with my theme they could play when I entered the store. Julie used to like seeing me get in my ring gear, oil my hair, and put on the jacket. I believed whatever you put in your body at home, translated to what you put out in the ring on the road. Which since I was on the Simpsons, that kinda never appealed to me anyways. A lot of guys got home and they'd just sort of sit on the couch and watch the simpsons.

I mean there was sort of the sense that you're tired from being on the road and traveling, the last thing you kinda want to do is go get your week's groceries with your wife and kids y'know. A lot of the guys back then sort of saw it above them to go out into the grocery store i think. I always treated both with the same sort of respect. 'It didn't matter if it was the entrance aisle at madison square garden, or the produce aisle. The fake Bret Hart, which posts quotes ostensibly coming from a Bret Hart shoot interview or his book, commented: However, the first time we witnessed it in action was this past weekend when /u/BretHartBuriesThis chimed in on post showing off a photo of the actual Bret Hart sitting atop a pallet of food in the Hart family food pantry back in the day. The account has been posting regularly for over three months.

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