As a 15 year old budding hockey player, Guy Zheng would spend his time outside of school and hockey as a hot dog vendor. Zheng became a master of the wiener, and some say that his elite puck handling skills are because of all those years of handling sausages. His lethal shot can definitely be at least partially attributed to his hand-eye coordination skills that he honed while squirting condiments on his hot dogs with utmost precision and accuracy. His former teammates have regaled us with stories of how Zheng used to bring a cooler full of hot dogs to every practice, and you can definitely see how the young defenseman was already showing strong signs of leadership in the locker room by way of the wiener. In fact, some say that his close relationship with fellow New England player, Dick Clapper, is because they spent a considerable amount of time together with Dick practicing his clapping on Zheng's sausages. By the time he had paid his dues as a hot dog man, Zheng was already ready to make the jump to the SMJHL.