Internet goes wild for Little League World Series player's extremely relatable dream job

It has been around for as long as I can remember, but I think the Little League World Series player questionnaire really hit its stride when Big Al filled us all in on his habit of hitting dingers.

Well, it looks like we may have found a new LLWS player questionnaire all-star, and his name is Daniel Huang.

The center fielder for Canada's Little Mountain Little League out of Vancouver asked what his dream job is, and his answer was used during a recent game against South Korea.

Man, oh man, did the internet ever get hit in the proverbial feels by this one.

LITTLE LEAGUE TEAM GETS ABSOLUTELY SCREWED ON FINAL PITCH OF NO-HITTER, FANS STUNNED BY CALL I understand this.

We all understand this.

Although I would suggest young Daniel here not have his eyes so fixed on his AARP that he forgets to enjoy his college years.

The beauty of the player questionnaire is you get a bunch of kids, many of whom are away from their parents for the first time in their lives, just lettin' it rip on these questions.

It's like "Kids Say The Darndest Things" without a certain former Jell-O spokesman MCing it all.

CLICK HERE FOR MORE OUTKICK SPORTS COVERAGE Of course, on social media, people were eating up Huang's answer that is so relatable to anyone who has ever worked a day in their life.

I mean, being retired does seem awesome.

I can't even comprehend just going out and doing things on weekdays.

It must be like when you were a kid in the summer, and you'd lose track of what day of the week it was because it simply doesn't matter.

So retirement is basically one big fixed-income summer until you take a dirt nap.