When someone retires, if they don't enjoy their job, they might be very excited and happy about leaving.
But, when someone retires from a job they love, it can be a bittersweet moment.
For sports broadcaster Lee Corso, his retirement is the latter.
He's been on ESPN for 29 years. Through all of the ups and the downs in his life, ESPN was there. Even after he had a stroke, they supported him.
It was his job, but also a part of his life.
So on live TV, during his retirement speech on the show College GameDay, he voiced his love and appreciation for the job.
With emotion clearly shown on his face, he kept talking and thanking the network for keeping him, even after his stroke.
But when the hundreds of fans started chanting for him, he lost it. Unable to speak, another man took over.
His retirement may not mean much to you if you're not a sports fan, but this moment is something anyone can relate to and appreciate.
Retirement can be easy, it can be hard, and it can be both. For those that love their job, I'm sure you expect a similar goodbye when your last day of work rolls around.
It's the end of a chapter in Corso's life, but everything he has done will clearly be remembered. Who hears of fans like that cheering for a TV host? Congratulations to Lee Corso!
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