Victor Wembanyama on social interactions in America: They're more shallow here

Mike Vorkunov: Victor Wembanyama was asked during his 60 Minutes interview about living in the US. Wemby admitted he can’t explain to others what living in America is like because he doesn’t live a normal life as a highly-paid pro athlete who gets whatever he wants. But some things have struck him, he said. Wemby: “Good is how like it feels like you’re never judged for being ambitious. Bad, I would say: I think the social interactions are more shallow here, more not as in depth as what I’ve seen in other countries.” Think the whole interview is worth a watch.

Mike Vorkunov: Victor Wembanyama was asked during his 60 Minutes interview about living in the US. Wemby admitted he can’t explain to others what living in America is like because he doesn’t live a normal life as a highly-paid pro athlete who gets whatever he wants. But some things have struck him, he said. Wemby: “Good is how like it feels like you’re never judged for being ambitious. Bad, I would say: I think the social interactions are more shallow here, more not as in depth as what I’ve seen in other countries.” Think the whole interview is worth a watch.