I touched on this in my resume, but before I became a free agent, later signed superstar, in the SMJHL, I worked a few jobs. I did some time at Tim Horton's and I learned I don't like dealing with other people's shit. You come at me to vent your frustration like I am beneath you, and you're gonna have a bad time. Shit was crazy, but I tried to do good work. I took out the trash sometimes and made okay coffee. Filled it to the top for my bois. I would give people sleeves for their cups. Quit because they wanted to keep scheduling me during my rink time. Couldn't let that fly. After that, and bulking up over the school break, I became a bouncer for @dmills3's club, "Duck Duck Moose" in Toronto. That kind of job is one I recommend. Especially if the bartender is hot to trot which she was. As far as hockey goes, that job as a bouncer got me over a lot of things when it came to being confrontational. That and to not be an asshole to the wait staff. You ever saw the movie "Waiting?" That shit totally happens.