A stubborn old man who still thinks like 30 years ago

Komeil Abbasi, the son of Mohammad Abbasi, the Minister of Sports of the Ahmadinejad government, has narrated a story about Mustafa Mirsalim's trip to Mazandaran many years ago and the story of climbing in the forests of Mazandaran:
The first time I saw Mirslim was in the early 1990s. The new minister had been informed that of course his ministry was in such a ministry, one of the late Hashemi's handouts to balance the parties to maintain political power, otherwise neither the background nor the expertise of engineer Mirslim, none of them had anything to do with culture and art.

By the way, that day, even though he was a minister, he had come to one of the northern provinces by train, and since he was very interested in sports, he was quite fit and agile despite his strange clothes. It was agreed that we would go to one of the nearby mountain areas for climbing. As we went, the rest of the companions got tired and I stayed, he and one of his bodyguards. Little by little it rained, torrential rain and taking a dangerous route. But the engineer was still determined to continue on his way. No matter what the poor guard begged him to do, Mr. Engineer, he did not care, but he did not.

Until the weather got dark and the road was getting more and more difficult every moment. I was also scared with ten years of age, but I didn't want to do anything and I didn't say anything, but in my heart I wished that the official of the ministry would come. The end was not short, and it almost took us to death while we were shivering like watered rats.

I defined this memory to say that unlike my friends, I am not sure if he is a member of the mafia, but I am sure that he is a stubborn old man who seems to have kept the same morals as he did 30 years ago. And he doesn't care until he kills us all with his high-quality cars.