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David Beckham Talks Retirement And Being A Taxi Driver On ‘Jimmy Kimmel Live’

So David Beckham stopped by last night’s Jimmy Kimmel Live to talk about various things including his retirement: after 21 years playing soccer, Beckham retired in 2013.

And as of right now he has taken up a new profession, taxi driver. He is tasked with dropping off and picking up his kids from school every day. “I’ve become a taxi driver overnight with the kids. I’m literally an Uber driver now… I take them from seven in the morning to the schools; I have four drop offs at four different schools. So I get that done in an hour and fifteen minutes. And then, I pick up my little girl at 12 and then the boys at 4. And then the boys train at a soccer academy every single night of the week, so I’m busy every night until 9:30… to be honest, it’s great.”

 

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