Missouri Little Leaguer understood the “dream job” assignment.

A Missouri Little Leaguer clearly has clear priorities when it comes to dream jobs. The young player has a unique but iconic response.

The phrase “kids say the worst things” certainly applies to a Missouri Little Leaguer who competes Little League World Series Regional in the Midwest.

Coming to the bat, his bottom third revealed on ESPN that his dream job is a “chicken nugget taste tester.”

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His dream of becoming a chicken nugget taste tester may eventually come true, but a dream is certainly nearing fulfillment. Missouri is nearing the Little League World Series.

The Missouri Little League is on the verge of making it to the Little League World Series

The Missouri Little League defeated Iowa 3-1 on Wednesday morning, taking it one step closer to dreaming of being inducted into the LLWS. The team takes every game day in and day out and their strategy is clearly working well.

Missouri team captain Bratie Holland told ESPN, “We really just hit the ball like we did. Brock (Hulstine) was great on the hill today. We just play our game every game.”

Holland is a notable star on the Missouri Little League team. He batted extremely well and has eight RBIs in three Midwest region games.

Holland tells Derek Shore of the Joplin Globe, “I do what is comfortable. My dad keeps talking about how my swing looks like Ken Griffey Jr. I just do what is comfortable.”

The young kids may still have many years to see if their dream jobs come true, but they’re pretty confident they’ll be making their little league dreams come true soon.