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Adrian Grenier sympathizes with “farmers who meet people who try to tell them how to do their jobs.
During a recent interview on “The Dan Buettner Podcast,” the 49-year-old actor talked about his desire for sustainability and why people should ‘show respect’ to farmers and understand the reality they face before judging how they work.
“Basically, these liberal college kids come in with all these big ideas trying to tell farmers to do one thing because it’s bad for the environment,” he said. “Well, you know, put your money where your mouth is and go out and try and solve farming practices instead of getting food that you don’t even want to pay for organic because it’s too expensive.”
He explained that growing up in New York, he didn’t know much about farming, but as an environmentalist, “he had all these vague ideas about how things should be,”
Grenier called the college students who tried to tell the farmers how to do their jobs. (Andreas Rentz/Getty Images)
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“I find the comfort of trying to recover and find ways to repeat, healthy, healthy ways of doing things, but it’s difficult,” he explained. “If my crop dies, I will still be able to eat. Farmers, their marks are reduced, and if they lose their crop, their family does not eat.”
Grenier also discussed his life as an actor, and why he chose to leave Hollywood. The actor initially left Hollywood in 2016, but has appeared in projects since then.
Known for his roles in “The Devil Wears Prada” and “Supplication,” Grenirs explained that in the episodes of the show there were no consequences for bad behavior, but that “real life is not.”
“I always tried to keep a level head with myself, although as time went on I realized that I had my real star or North Star, or maybe I never had my first star,” it means that I never had my star and my purpose in the world, “he said.
Grenier established his farm in 2020. (Karwai Tang / WireMage)
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In the end, he realized that the path he was taking led him nowhere, leaving him thinking, “I gave up?
She told “Today on Hoda & Jenna” in February 2024 that she felt she was “flying high for many years” living in Hollywood and New York, noting “The Lifestyle Is Closer Now.”
In 2020, the actor founded the Kintsugi Ranch with his wife, Jordan ROEMmele, outside Austin, Texas, and is involved in environmental work, calling the farm his recognition of “what he wants to do in his time on earth.
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“You sleep better, you have a foundation, you have a sense of well-being,” he told People about living on a farm in September 2023. “It’s good to do it how you live, and especially, how you treat the environment.”
Grenier is passionate about nature. (Amy Sussman/Getty Images)
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Although he has slowed down in the field of management, grenier recently held the reality of the show ‘CryptokNight,’ and recently wrapped in the film, “you, always.”
