Dwayne Johnson stole chocolates from a store in Hawaii as a child: now he has returned there and corrected the mistakes of his youth in a big way

Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson revisited the store he stole candy bars from as a teenager and paid off his debt in an attempt to "exorcise" his past demons, reports Yahoo.

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The Black Adam star said he waited "a decade" to return to 7-Eleven in Hawaii, where he stole as a child. He shared a video of himself buying all the Snickers bars in the store, as well as paying for other customers and tipping the sales assistant.

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Johnson explained on Instagram: “When I was 14, I would come here every day in this 7-Eleven and steal a huge Snickers bar because I couldn’t afford to buy one. This was my pre-workout meal and I ate it every day for almost a year. I had to go back and buy all the Snickers bars on those shelves."

The 50-year-old actor was billed for a total of $298. He told the salesperson, “Thank you very much. I'll leave it here. If someone looks like he's stealing a Snickers, give him one so he doesn't steal it!"

Johnson said he "finally exorcised that damned chocolate demon that's been nibbling on me for decades."

He added: “I've battled some big demons over the years (I still have a couple left). So I know it seems really stupid, but I always knew that I had to go out and buy every Snickers bar they had—that was the way to go.”

 

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Johnson was born in California but spent his early childhood in New Zealand with his mother's family.

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He moved to Hawaii as a teenager, but was evicted in 1987 when his family couldn't pay the rent.

He previously said: "When I was 14, we were evicted and forced to leave the state of Hawaii."

“And that turned out to be the greatest blessing in disguise because I was going through a lot of trouble at the time. At that time, I already had several arrests under my belt for a lot of things I shouldn't have done. And I was lucky. I was very lucky that I didn’t end up in jail, and I certainly would have been on that path had I stayed there in Hawaii,” Johnson said.

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