00:00I want to go more to the collegiate side, right? Katie Myers was an incredible goalkeeper,
00:05the captain of Stanford. She made two, you know, really infamous penalty saves in 2019 to get
00:12Stanford that collegiate championship. And unfortunately, in 2022, she committed suicide
00:17due to her mental health. And I think this was obviously a super sad, you know, something that
00:24happened in the college space, but it also brought so much important attention to an awareness
00:29to the mental health of student athletes. And I think that through her legacy, we can remember
00:34the importance of mental health, which is also something that is a broader theme now for all
00:40athletes in all different leagues. Chiba has talked about it in the past. If you have any issues,
00:45please reach out to someone that you trust. Reach out to the hotlines that are available to you.
00:50You're not alone. Chiba, any other players that really taught you as you were, you know,
00:56deepening your ties to this beautiful sport? Of course, man. Even though, even though he played
01:01for America, I think Chucho Benitez was one player that brought a lot to League of America. He's a
01:07player that in Santos, he won championships, you know, he went to America. And man, when he was
01:12there, it was very difficult for my goodness as Chivas to be in America. I think Chucho Benitez was a
01:17representation of a hardworking person, a very humble human being. And he went to Europe. And
01:24unfortunately, he's not alone with us. But I think that his representation on the field is very
01:30important because he's a hardworking man that taught a lot of kids that if you work every single day,
01:35that you're professional about it, you're going to be able to succeed and to become a legend at the end
01:40of the day.
