The latest: Dwayne Johnson, 50, on Monday took to Instagram to document a visit to a 7-Eleven store in Hawaii where he used to shoplift at as a teenager – this time buying out the store’s Snickers inventory while picking up the tabs for surprised and starstruck customers

‘The same clerk was there every day and always just turned her head and never busted me,’ the Black Adam star explained.

He continued: ‘I’ve exercised a few big demons over the years. I know this one seems VERY SILLY, but every time I come back home to Hawaii and drive by 7-11…I always knew I needed to go in and clean out every Snickers bar they had – the right way.’

Johnson said that ‘it was a lot of fun to take care of everybody who walked into 7-11 while I was there,’ as it was the least he ‘could do considering all the s*** [he] used to steal from here.’

He said that the timeframe was around when his family was evicted from their home in Hawaii amid financial troubles.

The actor smiled as he cleared out the store’s Snickers inventory

The Black Adam actor laid dozens of Snickers bars out on the counter

Johnson picked up a tab in the $300 range including the Snickers and tabs for customers

Johnson reflected on his past mistakes, saying, ‘We can’t change the past and some of the dumb stuff we may have done, but every once in a while we can add a little redeeming grace note to that situation – and maybe put a big smile on some stranger’s faces.’

In the accompanying clip, Johnson was seen in a black tank top with his Brahma Bull logo and black shorts, with black sneakers and sunglasses.

He walked in the convenience store and purchased around $300 in Snickers and other items for customers. He also tipped the employees for processing the massive purchase.

He told the clerk, ‘Thank you so much. I appreciate you. If somebody looks like they’re stealing Snickers, give them these so they don’t steal them.’

In the accompanying clip, Johnson was seen in a black tank top with his Brahma Bull logo and black shorts, with black sneakers and sunglasses

Johnson posed with the employees at the convenience store