One of the most interesting questions that popped up during LeBron James' impromptu Q&A Twitter session on Monday night was about his retirement. A random user asked the Los Angeles Lakers superstar how many years he still has left in him, and The King responded in true LeBron James fashion.

According to the Lakers talisman, it's all about the mental game for him from here on out:

“The way I feel, I can go on for a min to be honest. It's really up to me and my mental staying fresh/sharp! I'm still psycho driven!” LeBron wrote in his response.

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LeBron didn't exactly give a straightforward response to the question, but he did imply that he still has a lot of gas left in the tank. Based on what we saw from the Lakers star this past season, it's hard to argue against his statement here.

LeBron James is still in prime physical condition. Like we've all heard in the past, it's as if he's aging like fine wine. Not many are/were able to do what LeBron achieved with the Lakers at such an advanced stage in their career. At this point, it wouldn't be surprising if he does this again next season.