Smile, I guess it's a little misunderstanding, I was just being a bit silly. I am not a native English speaker, so I was wondering about this word "retire". What's the origin? But never mind, you don't have to help me out, if I want to know, I can look it up on my own. There is a great source for the origin of terms.
Oh, one recommendation I would have for you, in case, you are interested in working with your hands and traveling. Have you ever heard of Michael Reynolds? He builts structures out of trash and clay and gives workshops all over the world for self sustaining houses. Though I didn't follow him and his groups in the recent 1,5 years...
I was envying all the young people who came and worked in the construction sites. For sure, they had a good time. Just a thought. I know, traveling is a bit difficult right now but within a country it should be possible. You are from the US, right?
edit: I thought you are American, because you mentioned that DJ Khaled, but then I went to your blog and I see you are far from there, you are localized in Nigeria. HaHa!! So you cannot help me out when you yourself are not a native English speaker. LOL.
Hohoho😁 Wow, This is another fascinating one.
Well, Uhh, I'm not a native English speaker or citizen but I talk and Write verbally like one.
I'm not from the US but i am very accquianted with them and what they do.
About the DJ Khaled stuff, I do listen to a lot of American songs, I love Hiphop and Rap and they (Americans) sure know how to deliver and murder Hip Hop and Rap musics.
And just to make it easier for you, The word retire simply means To cause to retire; specifically, to designate as no longer qualified for active service; to place on the retired list.
I hope it was helpful?