In a Miami convenience store
Macho Man Randy Savage and slim jims
This has nothing to do with my holiday in Miami but it was during my holiday in Miami I went to a convenience store for something and saw that Slim Jim was doing the right thing and honoring the memory of their longtime spokesperson and legendary WWE superstar Macho Man Randy Savage.
Of course , for that reason to pay tribute to Macho Man Randy Savage, I bought a Slim Jim and snapped into it in his honor.
What a great flavor to honor him than that of the spicy slim jim. I can not think of another wrestler who had been a slim jim spokesperson.
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