Yes he would. He says that if you believe in something you sign your name to it. Which is why the makers of carbonated water know exactly where to find him
He does go to the butcher. On the episode where his barber/ the mayor dies, he says the three most important people in a mans life is his barber, butcher and lover. Mentions his butcher multiple times.
Yes to all of the above... except for the bit about video games. When I am not fishing, hunting, target shooting, loving America or working I enjoy a good single player RPG or shooter. Mind-bending puzzle games are also a forte of mine. Who says a man cannot get something out of pretending to be the Dragonborn for an hour or two a day?
Ron and Typhoon brings me far more joy than anything should. Actually, Ron in general. Him pulling his tooth is one of the best ensemble sitcom moments of all time.
What I love about Ron is he was written the way hollywood liberals think conservatives are like but in reality almost everything he says is correct. Parks that are privately run are way nicer and cleaner than government parks.
I love how the old lady claim about an infection for drinking sprinkler water from a park and then when she realize that Ron is not paying attetion she star jogging around so calm xD and still complaining xD
The only genuinely "okay" boomer. Also -- I noticed folks of my dad's generation constantly investing in gold (usually for their wives) and (sometimes themselves) it works out. Invest in gold, is what I think this video and life has been trying to tell me.
These criteria are beyond ridiculous. Most of these events happened beyond Ron's control. 'Get spiritual' is complete anathema to the Swanson way of life.