Charles Barkley, after the "spitting incident," accepted an interview with NBC.
In the interview, he admitted that he acted impulsively and sincerely apologized to the girl.
However, he emphasized that it was not intentional, it was an accident, a mortifying accident.
"I think it's time for a change. This season has been a year of changes already; I've switched teams, moved to a new city, and achieved some results. I also have a family now, have children, and if I want to take it further, I must say goodbye to my past self."
Barkley spoke with determination on the program, much like those men who have made mistakes vow to never err again.
Of course, whether the fans and viewers believe it is one thing; his speaking out is another. It's essential to have the right attitude.
After the interview, Barkley successfully navigated through this image crisis, and the public was quick to forgive him, considering the incident wasn't particularly egregious.
