0:12: I was just on track. Go to a good college, get a decent degree, do good and0:20: you?re going to get an entry-level job down at Wall Street.0:22: You?re going to work real hard; you?re going to be a broker; you?re going to make tons of money;you?re going to be retired, and0:26: by a young age, you?re going to have a house on the beach in New Jersey and a0:29: couple of Mercedes. And a0:30: trophy wife, and that will be the end of the game.0:32: I?m done?multi-millionaire?that?s it!0:38: I was playing professionally for the New Jersey Imperials;0:41: I was playing the best soccer my life.0:51: (background music)1:03: I get offered1:04: this coaching job by one of my teammates to go coach at Saint John?s University,1:08: the NCAA Division 1 national champions; they are the best team in the country.1:12: I was having a blast. I was loving coaching; I was loving playing.1:16: I?m living in New York. I?m also studying stuff that I really enjoy.1:20: I?m digging into studying theology1:22: for the first time in my life in a formal way.1:26: I get online, I start doing searches about Nike and1:29: sweatshops and labor practices. And what I found was,1:33: if you wanted to pick a company that completely violates everything1:37: the Catholic social teaching is about, Nike would be your perfect case study.1:41: At the same time I?m doing this research, Saint John?s University Athletic Department1:45: starts to negotiate a $3.5 million endorsement deal with Nike1:49: that would require me, as a coach