Mark Wahlberg is returning to the grocery store where he worked as a teenager for just $3.65 an hour… before becoming one of Hollywood’s highest-paid stars with a net worth of $400 million

Mark Wahlberg returned to Massachusetts earlier this week, leaving his first job — a Quincy, Mass. stop and shop — where he earned just $3.65 an hour for decades before amassing his estimated $400 million fortune.

The 51-year-old actor, who recently opened up about his decision to move his family from Los Angeles to Las Vegas, shared a video of the visit with his 22 million Instagram followers on Tuesday.

“Where it all started – my first job!” In the caption of his post, Wahlberg said he brands Stop and Shop, his Flecha Azul Tequila brand, his Performance Inspired Nutrition brand, his urban sports performance brand and Wahlburgers at Home, his family’s premium meat brand.

‘Okay. This is where all the hustle started,” Wahlberg began in the video, wearing a pink and black camo hoodie, black jeans and white sneakers.

“In 1988 I worked at this stop and shop on Newport Ave. in Quincy, but it was there, they moved the store,” explains Wahlberg.

Video: The 51-year-old actor, who recently opened up about his decision to move his family from Los Angeles to Las Vegas, shared a video of the visit with his 22 million Instagram followers on Tuesday

“I bagged groceries, $3.65 an hour while I got my driver’s license on the road,” the actor continued.

“The same day I turned 17, I got my driver’s license and bought a $200 Pontiac LeMans s**t box from Lappen’s Auto Parts,” he added.

“We will see if I get my job back. Hey Paxton, ask Jeff your dad if I can get my job back,” adding that they need Flecha Azul and PI in the store, “the best products for all the cool stop-and-shop customers.” Don’t forget that it didn’t start here at Stop and Shop,” Wahlberg said before entering the store.

He starts packing customers’ groceries at the store and says he’s getting “my job back.”

We see Wahlberg interacting with various customers and hugging several employees, one of whom says, “This young man is bringing something good into the world.”

He takes selfies with a variety of employees and customers who are excited to see the superstar.

The actor shared another video from the store telling employees they need his Flecha Azul Tequila and Performance Inspired Nutrition products.

One of its in-store products is the Wahlburgers at Home brand of hamburger patties.

First job: “I bagged groceries, $3.65 an hour while I got my driver’s license on the road,” the actor continued

Car: “The same day I turned 17, I got my driver’s license and bought a $200 Pontiac LeMans s**t box from Lappen’s Auto Parts,” he added

Selfies: Wahlberg can be seen interacting with various customers and hugging several employees, one of whom says, “This young man is bringing something good into the world.”

He held up one of the Wahlburgers packages before seemingly speaking directly to his brother Paul Wahlberg, who owns the Wahlburgers brand with Mark and her brother Donnie Wahlberg.

“Paul Wahl, I told you, we need the Wahlburgers at home. At first you didn’t listen, but now you understand why. People should have their burgers of choice when and where they want, that’s pretty amazing,” he added.

The actor also visited another local grocery store called Shaw’s, which his mother called “Star Market”, where they also sold Wahlburgers meat.

He posed for pictures with colleagues and said that growing up, the colleagues “looked at my mother every day.”

“She felt like the most important person in the world walking into Star Market because they gave her back that love,” he said.

The actor also recently opened up about moving his children Ella (19), Grace (13), Michael (17) and Brendan (14) to Las Vegas with his wife Rhea Durham (44).

“It really gives the children a chance to develop. It just has the best of both worlds. I know a lot of people when they think of Las Vegas, they think of the Strip,” Wahlberg said.

“But just like 15, 20 minutes away there’s a bunch of other great areas that are family and community oriented,” he added.

Mark: The actor also stopped at another local grocery store called Shaw’s, which his mom called “Star Market,” where they also sold Wahlburgers meat

Family: The actor also recently told about his children Ella (19), Grace (13), Michael (17) and Brendan (14) who moved to Las Vegas with his wife Rhea Durham (44).