Fry talks about Irving s thinking about pastoral life: It s not that he is rich and willful, it s a spiritual pursuit

August 30th News Recently, Irving said during a live broadcast that he wanted to be a farmer and learn to grow food and be a farmer. Basketball commentator Channing Fry talked about this on the podcast program Road Trippin.

"Irving has been pursuing these things, right? He has even publicly admitted these ideals. Now he says these things not because he feels superior or rich and willful, but because doing so makes him feel spiritually happy. Irving's attitude towards life has always been like this. He is looking for this satisfaction, which actually reflects a kind of vulnerability. For many years, he sometimes angered others in the process of seeking knowledge, but he has been learning. For me, the thing I respect most is that he is always working for his happiness. Maybe his lifestyle is different from you. For example, some people like to eat hamburgers, smoke marijuana and drink cream mushroom soup (a classic Western soup), but I admire his persistence very much." Channing Fry said.

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