The WWE's TrueKofi is in Birmingham for a medical procedure, and appreciated kindnesses from a stranger at BirminghamYMCA and the staff at Yummefy restaurant. “I am very grateful for the people I’ve come across here in Birmingham today,” he wrote. ➡️
Professional wrestler Kofi Kingston didn’t let an injured ankle keep him from sampling Birmingham ahead of a Friday surgery, and he recounted on social media how he was “very grateful for the people I’ve come across here in Birmingham today.”according to Figure Four Online.
In a long tweet, Kingston summed up his Thursday excursions around the Magic City by stating “Alabama folks are so kind.” He eventually got to the Birmingham YMCA, anxious to workout before his surgery. Upon arrival, he was told at the desk that he needed a guest to receive a pass. “But you can be my guest,” the woman behind the desk told him.He then made his way to Nepali cuisine stop Yummefy, at 707 Richard Arrington Jr. Blvd. S., which his map app told him was closed.
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