of course, we take away from your pear, and even in khrustalny our little children and take these toys with such delight. if i, too, in my childhood, uh, also some famous figure skater brought so many toys. i generally took it when someone from our team from the guys or coaches comes. i always ask about interaction. now, when you have already matured, how do you interact with coaches? how often do you offer programs and maybe argue the power of age, well, i try, of course, there’s just no such thing that i i'll drive up. that's it, i decided i'm going to roll it. no, i try to talk to them somehow, but sometimes there are some disputes, but that's normal. i think it's normal and somehow more to me. they began to treat in no way a small child who will not do his task, but simply like an athlete who already

knows what he needs to do in order to have an abstract warm-up and skate an arbitrary something else. that is, there is no such, straight wild total control, which was here before. that is, i don’t know there, do it here so many connections and so on. that is, they are larger. i hope of course. this is my feeling that more people began to understand that i , too, grow up and also do the right things sometimes. we have three coaches. well, you have. with whom is it easiest for you to resolve some issue , sergey viktorovich danil markovich, or is it georgievich immediately with this gergen, it’s easier for you to communicate directly. and here we hand over markovich. i can directly tell him everything that is possible to communicate with us more, probably with athletes and you somehow go to him, i can’t say that we are going to him

treat like a friend. no, it's still subordination observed. and this is a coach, but just in some moments with him. yes , it is interesting to talk with him there, to talk about some topics. interesting to know his opinion. uh, with eteri dahlia, sometimes too. and very interesting, right? well, it's very interesting to talk. e that before it was not so possible, that is, before more so workout workout workout. and now we can talk about some other topics. tell me about your experience too. uh, she has a colossal experience in general in life in figure skating, so it’s always very interesting to listen to sergey viktorovich less, we communicate closely, like, for example , markovich follows him with a dahlia, but it’s also interesting to know his opinion, in principle, we have very interesting people with interesting people. i work and it's a pleasure to be with them. well

, sometimes there are moments, but it happens with all athletes, sometimes such a moment comes. well, how about yourself, a former athlete, right? and as a coach, i can say that you get so tired that you are ready to quit. here's how often you this year i had the same thought. well, often well, it’s more likely to be the beginning of the season, this one from july to probably, somewhere in september-october , it’s such an incomprehensible feeling, as it were, when you work directly, you do everything, well, as far as you can now moment, but it turns out that you can't. yes? it's not enough at all. you can't even reach the level that i don't know, you had in juniors. and you, you've done everything possible, and at this moment your hands drop right down, but you just somehow need yourself

set up continue this, because anyway, after a while it comes and joins the training process. sorry someone is helping. it's a pass there, again, mom coaches. friends, maybe, well, that's more likely in this case. do not get hung up on figure skating, that is, if you need to live by such rules, here is figure skating, it remains figure skating. that is, you left the ice, forgot everything and live a-a normal life, that is, your normal life, walking with friends and not thinking about him. here came to figure skating. here is your job. you think about work so as not to burn out, otherwise, if you think 24 hours a day, and figure skating you lose this line and it seems to you that you are constantly doing it. in

fact, there are only three or four hours of ice there a day. and that's all and now you need to roll it to the maximum and abstracted the whole season is already behind. now the only thing left is a pleasant ice show, where we can see you in the coming days , the next month. what are the plans on the 22nd in omsk april 26 in kazan even i don’t know, all this calendar, i know everything on the 28th in ufa may 1st in alma-ata. well, the sixth or seventh, if i'm not mistaken in mongolia. do you want to swim in mongolia? yes, i'm interested in taking we'll send photos. social networks, where and how will kamila valieva take a break from figure skating fans and interviewers? i think, well,

i really want to fly to the sea, 3 weeks in my june 1 is already igor in mathematics. thank you very much. it was very interesting. you are beautiful, you know it to me and to all the fans who, with such pleasure, watching your progress. thank you very much podcast free program with maxim hello friends. this is a podcast, paw jokes here. i'm vadim galygin and wonderful morning birds are with me. but today they are in a different format, but i can

imagine night butterflies, yes, svetlana is wonderful, the host of the program. good morning. uh, but today they really are nocturnal butterflies. this is olga ushakova svetlana zeynalova greet each other. but first of all. uh, i want to introduce a russian tv tuning chart on it. line up on good in water. i want yes, yes, thank you, sveta i. first of all. i would like to introduce you, how to charm them. mom. today we will talk about, including children, but about in context. uh, do children need to tell jokes, that is, should children be able to tell jokes, listen, you know, humor, how a joke affects the upbringing of a child, etc. and so on and so forth, so let's probably start with, uh, well, as it were , firstly, how do you feel about the genre of anecdote and uh, did you manage to be present there in companies as a child, that is

it was in childhood not a teenager there. and when you were small children, where adults told jokes or there, uh, you told, as if in this children 's society environment in the yard and so on, only she is younger, and in my soviet childhood, there are more such vulgarity that one could hear from children, and there they were eight, ten and twelve years old. uh, on the street, then i might be like that, in general, when i grew up, i didn’t hear it now. yes? i therefore, well got into the eyes of me saying that it was fun. that's fun. i recognized such, and of course. there were topics that were very exciting for the children at that time. they are worried now. it's sex there. uh, alcohol money wasn't. uh, sex. in my soviet soviet circles, this was discussed, it is possible that he will someday appear, and actually from there i drew basic knowledge about how what happens between men and women, and

then jokes that are told at home. it's completely different. yes? it's completely different. and at home. so you scooped others there , you know that these are professional ones on the street. in they mostly told, of course, swearing and the funniest, funniest jokes - they seem to contain tuni-normative vocabulary that you can’t say e not with children and not on tv. i remember when we were kids we laughed at the word fool, where did you grow up we asked, i'm a little bit so progressive now too well look, come on uh, come on all the same so gradually, because you just mixed everything. firstly. i'm talking about a child's early age. i don't think you'll be there like five or six and a seven year old already there as if i heard such things or or really like that, well, in childhood, quite in childhood, of course, they laughed at all sorts of things. bum jokes were about cheburashka and gena , you know, well, for example, you remember, i don’t cut pigs from the steering wheel, what if they run away, where

are you going, the children told each other. it was children. they laugh at everything trivial to them, in general the situation itself is comical. that is , they, well, do not deeply analyze at all, that is, they find it funny, unexpected, some kind of ending or something like that thing, there are a lot of modern cartoons, for example, the same three heroes or uh, there is ilya muromets and so on. uh, there is ivan tsarevich and the gray wolf, there is a huge amount of real humor and it seems that he is an adult, but subconscious children are much wiser than we are and they draw from there. that is, we are a four-year-old child, for example, everything, when i say something, she easily says, don't be ridiculous, my horseshoes. see, she thinks it's funny or she's from a monster cartoon. uh, stressed here is to dig to bury. she what this is for dancing. they say there's veronica get up straight to dig. by the way, children have become more advanced in this sense. yes, these jokes

, even in cartoons, are now so multi-layered and they understand them. but what was funny to us? well, the wolf was chasing, we were laughing. there boom lavi. bun and i have been indecent since childhood, but he is so on the verge. yes, mary ivanna comes a real soviet teacher. hmm, but they come to the classroom and the guys say. look at me all, who likes what, tell me and i'll tell you who you will be when you grow up, mashenka that's what you like? mashenka, i like your hair so much, - says, mashenka, you will grow up to become a hairdresser, and petechka. here's what i like? oh, i like your eyes so much maryana so you will grow up like a stove and become an ophthalmologist, and lyovushka, what do you like? oh, i love your shoes so much. here you will grow up to become a real designer. vovochka is not necessary, marivan is not necessary. i realized i'll be working at a dairy. well, here you see what kind of virginity you had e beautiful ol you

just said that it’s all the same to them it’s interesting even in the form of this short there are stand-up performances. yes, they still like the moment that they tell something. yes, a short genre, and i applaud them, you laugh, that is, in fact, earlier. here. uh, for example, in the company yes it was, well, it's cool to tell a joke, because there was no other entertainment. that is now agree cool. here to go out and, as it were, well, here in this one, but to speak, but still get the same emotions. that is, when you are told the class is so funny or funny cool, yes, these are the first steps in public speaking. i think it needs to be forgiven directly. here, in the very early childhood, when a child tells something, even if it’s funny, you need to mix laugh, smile and encourage the child not to close, because, for example, in my childhood i had a problem when i sat up straight wow, such a great joke. i knew it would be funny, but for some reason i was afraid to express it. i don't know where where. what kind of problem do people have? you don't have such rulers for

good morning in the program. it happens that it allows you to answer, svetlana well, as it were so i have no. well, now, as it were , there are no problems with this, but i mean that i am already, as it were, from my state, and so it would be like turning such sewing now. yes, good morning. very often i have these hallway jokes, as when i have already finished a phrase and such a cool joke comes up, and then it is called with herbs. yes live. i think sometimes it's better not to joke than to change the joke. e, in this in this sense, colossal, as the classics of our genre say, if you can, keep silent keep silent yes, let's mini-performances what you give a child over time is the confidence to tell these stories. it's kind of an indicator. yes, how free he feels, how confident he is, if he can stand up and tell a joke in company. so everything is going well. and i am very glad that my children freely express their thoughts somehow, but i

agree. the fact is that self-deprecation, that is, well, they tell something in this case, we are talking about a joke. yes and uh, because there is such a nice bonus when he is funny everyone around laughs and man. a-a make people enjoy it. and then a joke, maybe funny, yes, everyone around neighed, and you got a dose of endorphins. i'm cool, i turned out around or not funny when a joke is not funny. tell laugh after the word. you know, or not funny. here and uh, then you don't get it, but on the contrary, it's not the stress of your situation. this, too, is prepared to crack forever. i will never tell anything again, of course, but this is also such, as it were, a preparation situation child to life and test yourself understanding. yes , and its stress resistance and so on, therefore, in this regard. eh, that's very helpful.

well, humor is impossible without it. let's sum up some small result friends. today we uh talked about whether or not to tell jokes to children. should children? can you tell jokes yourself? and in principle, let's agree on what to do with the mothers. so we all agree and well, maybe you will argue with us, but we came to the conclusion that, uh, kid, tell jokes. he's cultivating he's more connected speech. he then once will convey more information competently. well, as an adult, i don't know. inte in our culture, russian culture, in addition to telling jokes. e teaches a child to be witty to understand the meaning of what was said much faster than a child who does not understand what. well, and it is very important, then in society these are people who understand humor. yes, as it were, well, there is someone you can play a joke on there, and so on. that is

, you agree that jokes for children are 100% useful, yes, that's it, it's a pleasure to work with you. i i also remembered my friends. tell jokes to children. teach children to tell jokes. yes, this genre has changed a little bit, but nonetheless. uh, this is a very useful story that in your family will not only be a guarantee of a good mood, but will also give your child the opportunity to feel calm, well, somewhere in another company and then it will probably come in handy in life too, yes, but like him to take the place of vadim galygin because he made up growing up, and i'll go here good morning, friends. me too we can change like that, thank you very much, and thank you girls. i wish you good morning broadcasts. and so here you are, and always do it and charge everyone with a good mood, like our program, all the best, friends. this is a podcast of paw jokes, and i vadim

galygin and svetlana and olga also tell you, bye bye. lord