Hi everybody, this is Gatsad. I just finished watching the opening game of Argentina's

group stage matches against Algeria. And as we were coming home to watch the game, my

family and I, and I told my son, you know, wouldn't it be incredible?

I think Messi's going to score a hat trick today.

So they start playing today.

He's 39 years old.

He has, you know, more trophies, more championships than any other player in history, you know, the whole thing, right?

I mean, he's unmatched, unrivaled.

In the last World Cup, he had this incredible ending, finally won the World Cup,

finally became a world champion, pretty much unified everybody saying that, you know,

he's incontestably the best player that's ever lived. I think the best player that could ever live. He's been engineered by the

gods to be the perfect soccer player. And then he says, you know, I'm not done. I have, I'm not,

you know, I still want to go on. 39 years old comes in, scores a goal, first goal, and then by a millimeter or two,

they decide that it's offside, and so they take it back.

Then he scores a first goal, gorgeous goal from far out.

Then he scores a second goal, 2-0.

Then he scores a spectacular, classic messy zero. Then he scores a spectacular classic

Messi goal from the top of the box in the corner, 3-0. They win 3-0, 39-year-old.

Leonel Messi scores all three goals. When I watch him, in French you say,

I'm boulversed. I become, I'm troubled in what I'm seeing I'm troubled because he's just he leaves you

speechless he really in everything that he does the way he carries himself in the

field that his humility his integrity he doesn't, he doesn't pretend he's injured,

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