Welcome to the Scuff'saki, how are you?

I'm doing very well Adam. How are you doing?

I'm pretty good sunny day I'm good let's start by

acknowledging Carly Lloyd's final cap a start in a six-year-o win over South Korea in St. Paul last night.

Lloyd played her last match for the national team after a career in which she made.

I think the stats are, they're pretty eye-popping when you sort of read them out loud,

so I'm going to read them out loud.

Ear popping, you might say.

She made 316 appearances and scored 136 goals

in a US shirt, which crazy enough makes her third all-time goal scorer for the U.S.

women's national team. She's won two Olympic gold medals and lifted the World Cup

trophy twice. She scored the gold medal winning goals in both the 2008 and 2012 Olympics.

She scored a famous hat trick in the World Cup final against Japan in 2015.

The only women to do that in the World Cup and only the second person to ever do it.

She won the golden ball in that World Cup and was named FIFA Player of the Year in 2015 and 2016.

She's going to finish out the year for Gotham in the NWSL and then retire from pro soccer.

She is 39 years old, kind of a big deal.

Pretty incredible.

And I read she's, she started in 2005 was her debut.

That means she, most of her career was in her 30s.

So that's just, you know, some hope for anyone in their 20s who feel it feels like they don't have good things

ahead of them there there is hope very impressive she did that what about us is

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