Anyone can play pick-up soccer

Even former presidents:

A short man wearing blue jeans and a windbreaker joined the other schlumps in the long line at the Department of Motor Vehicles office in Redwood City last September.

A couple of hours later, the man rejected a friend's suggestion that he pull strings to get a driver's license.

Just then, someone spotted him in line and asked: "What are you doing? Aren't you the president of Peru? Where's your bodyguard?"

"I used to be the president of Peru," replied Alejandro Toledo, whose five-year term ended in July.

Looks like this game.