He had a relationship with Jesus and he lived for others. Whoever has food should do likewise. It would behoove us at this point to make a distinction between joy and pleasure. They are very different. Often in America we confuse the two.
Pleasure is more of a short-term sensation.
It has a very strong pull but its attraction is greater than its reward. This is often true of eating. You cut a big wedge and eat it. Pleasure is easily lost by an upset stomach or a stubbed toe. Joy, on the other hand, is deep-seated.