june 12 millennium i never want to see you again in my life. you will always be a nonentity, and i will always be a queen. i tried so many times to forget this date, and how she screamed at me, but no, june 12, millennium, it turns out that way. we have only one option 12.06 2.000, then we urgently go to the bank, transfer the documents to another cell , call rakshina and send photos and videos to moscow, which video documents will need to be photographed and filmed, let's go. undoubtedly, but it seems to me, my dear the opponent has no idea how many unexpected factors can affect the image

of the city leader. let's look at the curious story that our correspondents have prepared. just on this topic? before us is the future settlement for the poor sokolniki for the uninitiated, a corner of paradise that children, all adults and our respected veterans would dream of living. yes, my walls help the famous russian proverb, but these walls have a completely different property. they are killing the price of this piece of paradise for ordinary people 40 million appropriated budget funds and 2,000 human lives doomed to slowly die. i will destroy you no. i assure you. this is not planned for me myself. i'm sorry . i don't understand what's going on. i don’t understand at all what’s happening, it’s not sports equipment, but

it’s being given away according to some other scheme. i took the documents from the bank on my phone and sent you the real documents. and the coordinates of the cell are also verkhovsky in moscow on radio. i gave an interview, they are aware of it and nod to foreign sources of information. yes, that's all for now. well, did you call everyone? all did. there's still one more thing to do though. what is the most important thing? the most important thing? yes, this is all pr, your black pr has nothing to do with the mayor’s office, or with construction. sokolnikov did not and could not have the so-called evidence at all, they are all fabricated, and we know by whom and for what,

what you want to argue with me is more than just a fact, i have supporting documents just provided to me by colleagues from moscow radio . please show me the location of these documents. i also know, i want to add, that my eco-center is ready to begin radiological examination of falcons tomorrow. creature, how to extract money from me, so where the phone doesn’t answer, they say he left, scum. so valevich. i'll need you now, no

, pyotr semyonovich, i'm sorry, i can't. imagine for a second and foam the circus, which said that the commission paid tribute to the excess, i’ll say right away the fact is that mrs. luzhnikova. now also vishnyakova yes, our 2 hours, as before there will be a child. oh, congratulations oh, and my good ones.

prepare the music applause in exactly a minute we will be here a hero who will answer everything, but first, according to the tradition of our questions, first sergei why do you think children ask those questions that adults are embarrassed to ask? in my opinion, because they are still children, they are more relaxed, more sincere and more straightforward, probably to the fact that children can catch enemies. uh, i’m even a little worried about the kids. of course, well, what then? i wish you a successful conversation, dear program participants. today our guest is

the head of the belarusian tennis federation, the most successful handball player of belarus and the most expensive handball player in the world sergei rudenko i ask you. hello sergey, we have such a tradition in our program. if for some reason you are unable or unwilling to respond. you have the right to refuse to answer questions three times and be attentive to questions at the end of the conversation. you will need to choose the best question. but now you have exactly a minute to tell about yourself what you think is necessary, time has passed. hello dear guys. my name is sergey rutenko, and i am a former athlete. played handball. uh played for the national team of the republic of belarus of our country and was its captain. uh, also played in clubs abroad. i think you all know the barcelona football club. now i am retired from a sports pension, and

today i am the head of the tennis federation of the republic of belarus. by my example , i hope i could show you that nothing is impossible. i hope that you, as young citizens of our country, will see him and recognize him and achieve heights in various areas of life. i wish you good luck. thank you, you are completed in one minute. let's move on to the questions so question number one, please, the red sector, what is the most expensive dimensions in the world. what does this title mean to you? i have already spoken on this topic many times. uh, besides this title, as you said. i also have

a large number of other titles. well , unfortunately, we're talking about money. they always compete for titles, the real ones are the most expensive and this was a kind of assessment of my work , the level of my handball game for clubs and the most money was paid for me football club barcelona it was at that time the most expensive transition from one club to another, i was probably pleased to understand that i was valued so much, well , nothing more, let’s turn 180 degrees, the next question is from the purple sector. my name is vanya, nice. you can call yourself a rich man for me wealth. it’s still not finance, probably, but other achievements of the state are also spiritual things that surround me. my family is my friends

for sure. i consider myself rich, but once again i emphasize not in financial terms, dear thing, in a common house. the most expensive thing in my house is my family. the most precious thing i have is my children. we are my wife, my uh, parents. this is what i have in my house. this is the most precious thing for me, we turn to the left in the yellow sector. hello, my name is masha, i have a question for you. you accidentally ended up in handball. and how did you even come to this sport? yes, i turned out to be by chance, i was involved in handball before, wrestling was sambo and there were some successes. i really liked this sport, but unfortunately then it turned out that the section was closed. i didn’t really want to continue playing sports, but for some period of time i couldn’t

find myself. uh, i tried a lot in other sports, football and basketball and other sports, and uh. they suggested one school to me. i called there and asked if they had a basketball section? they said no, but there is such a handball section, to my great shame. but i didn’t know what kind of sport this was, although in belarus in our country there is a very strong tradition of this sport, there are many olympic vktion champions from belarus, the club from kamensk was one of the best in europe , uh, they tell me, come, try it. i came uh, to the first training by accident, or i either broke it, but i either broke it, but the guys there were the only ones scared there, i thought, now my coach scolds the position very much. she says, it’s okay, it’s such a sport, it’s all good. at that moment i realized that this was my sport, and i loved it with all my heart and remained in this sport and

connected my entire sports career with handball. what would you do if you weren’t playing handball? we my uncle was a sailor. that's why it's hard for me to say. somehow, on an internal level, i understood that i wanted to play sports, and then it gradually just intensified and intensified. and i already understood that i wanted to be a professional athlete. sergey , let's turn 180°, in the black sector there is a stereotype that athletes are not very smart. why do many people think so? professional sports take a lot of time and require a lot of training. eh, a lot of competitions. you travel often. eh, it's difficult keep up with the school curriculum. this is my last year when uh we had chemistry in the program in the third quarter. if i 'm mistaken, i only attended two lessons, probably during the entire quarter, athletes

very often, well , they probably do not receive an education to the fullest extent. and well, accordingly, uh, their results, as a result, outside of sports are much worse than those of the guys who can go to school all the time to attend studies and be fully engaged in this. e. i think that this is exactly what this opinion follows from, but i’ll tell you honestly about me too they often think so, they often say, i don’t entirely agree with this, but at the same time, talk to young athletes. i constantly tell them that you must study well. you must realize that studying is very important, because if something doesn’t work out in sports, you can always, uh, have a profession, in my opinion. i'll probably help. well, at a minimum, if not to break this stereotype, then at a minimum, we need to break it. were you an obedient

child or a bully as a child? i had bad behavior at school very often. i was given comments in the diary, my parents certainly raised me and fought, so probably so that my children would not hear, and i would have to say that i was obedient, but again i will emphasize. today we are having an honest conversation, so more often than not i had bad behavior , again spoil it. i helped in this regard, uh, helped discipline me. thanks for your frank answer and let's move on to the purple sector. hello sergey my name is daria and i have a question. please tell me what sacrifices you made for the sake of sports at the beginning their careers, high school students. i think they will understand me. i had no life except, basically, school and training. that is , we weren’t even able to fully celebrate our high school graduation. i didn’t have a student life, and well,

of course, i didn’t have one since about the seventh grade. the life that ordinary children live, that is, after school, go out somewhere for a walk with friends, go somewhere, go somewhere. i no longer had this. i had a training school and competitions. it was so constant rhythm we had two training sessions every day. this was probably the biggest sacrifice. i have a surprise for you. can i give you a graduate ribbon? it looks very nice. thank you very much, now i have also become a graduate. well, you see. we can catch up , thank you very much, we move on to the next question, yellow sector. remember your first victory, what were your feelings then? first victory. but it wasn’t, it wasn’t

, it was probably a medal like this, we had a very serious selection for the sports class. that's 20 people in a class. we had uh plus or minus 1,500 people. we had training there. uh, and we understood everything and talked to the guys. eh, which one of us will get into the sports class? that is, for all of us, it was such a dream to get there. i dreamed of getting into a sports class. uh, but everyone told me that you won’t get them. another one would play there and then it turned out that out of the whole team at the school where we studied, only i got in and that was a great joy for me. eh, such a big incentive in the future, that is, but in the sports class i didn’t think that everything was mine that's all. i achieved everything. i realized that for me this is only proof that i am on the right path and i need to move forward. and if victory ceases to be significant.

this is what you need to leave the sport. well, i ’ll be honest, i don’t know a single athlete who would treat medals as insignificant, various factors can be influenced, injuries can influence some other factors. someone wants to play. yes there . until he has the strength, someone wants to leave the port at the peak. is it in its form or there? well, or at the very peak, probably there in in such a state close to peak form, so that people would not see him already running there barely and talking. he used to play. well, now i have become weak, so this is not related to the significance of the competition; a more significant factor is age and injuries. we are moving on to the black sector. in one of the interviews we said that grigory leps played an important role in ending your sports career

. please tell us about this story. i already understood that my career had passed its peak due to age. i'll be honest, i was afraid what would happen after sports, my contract with leopard ended, mmm. i thought about what would happen next, where should i go, move, stay, and now, well, i have a lot of such thoughts. by that time, i already had a daughter, and i always have these thoughts somehow. spinning, spinning , spinning in my head and one day. i washed my face and shaved in the morning, and music was playing. i think this happens to many people. when music can play in your thoughts, but we don’t hear it. leps has a song: leave gracefully and live happily. here he sings, i listen to it and it hits. that’s right, in parallel with my thoughts, should i leave or don’t leave, as if he was answering me. so, go away gracefully and live

happily, and then that’s what clicked for me, i just came out of my wife’s shower and i say. you know, i probably made a decision, uh, such a coincidence, or it was fate, probably, but in my head i made a decision for myself. well, you can say this song. then one more question. do you believe in a sign of fate? in principle, i would probably say that i am not a superstitious person, but i certainly pay attention. on u i am often haunted by two numbers. this is 14 22 they always came across me. i've never chosen numbers on t-shirts there. and so we constantly come across these numbers. i have two children, even children were born. right here. you gave birth to a daughter, the fourteenth son, the twenty-second. that’s why, of course, well , of course, i pay attention to such moments. sergey, turn left, purple sector, hello sergey. my name is gleb

do you remember your last game? you understood that you would no longer be there site we played qualifications for access to the european championship and the match turned out to be difficult ; we played against the latvian national team at the end of the match , they awarded a penalty and i understood that this was all , well, figuratively, my last 10. uh, there are seconds of playing as part of the national team of belarus, uh. i looked at the guys and said who would take the penalty, i wanted to give them an opportunity, because uh, if we win the team goes to the european championship uh, and i understand that i won’t go with the team anymore. i was then quite the captain of the national team, well guys, they say sergei should do it and i was worried. i scored this penalty and the team moved on and came out. i asked them and

the most important thing is that my conscience was clear in front of the fans in front of the teams where i performed in front of our national team. eh, because i understood that i had done my best to achieve maximum results and end my career. well, in my case it was some kind of, i say peace, when you’ve done everything, and you can exhale, because it's constant tension, constant stress. you've played one game. as you prepare for the next one , one competition is played and another begins immediately. you're always in this kind of race, it's interesting. she constantly spurs you on and keeps you on your toes. well, the end of my career, the last match was just an opportunity to breathe out, but i had many friends, who shed a tear and cried. uh, they, uh, had to be calmed down. now, even if someone saw fedor’s last match

, nadal djokovic was there and they all cried, because fedorov was ending his career. it probably depends on the person. they came from different parts of the world, and i recognized belarus then. it’s not enough to say, given what i already know, it’s probably not enough to say anything; it’s already my second and everyone has found it. there is something here for yourself and belarus, what is it? i found a lot of honor. friends, i will soon return

to china, but belarus will always remain in my heart, each hero has his own unique history and his own view of belarus, here the audience is native urians. i really appreciate his art and want to become as famous as he is. the musicians convinced themselves that it’s a wonderful country where wonderful people live, kind, sympathetic, tolerant crayfish, my dear, watch on the tv channel belarus 24. every week the heroes of the project go on a journey of such architectural solutions and

you will probably not find such monuments in any corner of belarus according to the rules of the project. they must complete all tasks and complete the quest. so i received a rather interesting task: find a balsa wood plantation , together with them we will visit historical places our country and admire the sights. this historical holy place was created and equipped in honor of st. nicholas behind my back. the same amulet that was erected at the beginning of the 20th century. a sort of big ben of this city. wow, there's even a freemason sign here. look, watch him in the rock, paper, scissors program on our tv channel.

further yellow sector, who is ready to ask a question hello sergey my name is danila i heard that you used to have problems with being overweight . please advise how to lose weight, well in time i had no problems during sports. they appeared for me just after sports, because the metabolism changes , the load on the body changes. eh, the number of training sessions was reduced almost lengthwise in the first year. well, how to deal with this? food, in principle, you can eat everything, but you need to understand in moderation, if you ate too much today, tomorrow you need to eat a little less and some physical activity, again i emphasize adequate, so a little movement. one might say, exercise and eat carefully. somehow, and how exactly?

lost weight, ate less, ran more. what's big sport is not about health. do you agree with this? absolutely agree , a lot of trump, uh, very high, competition. uh, and well, plus my particular sport, it’s very compact and very dangerous, so of course. yes , this is for if we say health, then this is physical education, this strengthens the tone of the body, because you better feel more energized throughout the day. well, if we are talking about professional professional sports, of course. this is this definitely didn't justify it. i completely agree with this. what is big sport about then? it's about victory, first of all over yourself.

uh, as i already said , it’s a very difficult and interesting path, thanks to great sport. uh, learned four languages. uh. i have uh friends all over the world and plus uh, it’s very nice and all athletes strive for this to give in at international competitions and defend the honor of the country to show that i belarus can and when once you stand on the podium in first place they hang a gold medal on you. you do you understand, uh, those feelings that overwhelm you? the feeling of those people who are rooting for you, well, it just covers everything. and big sport is probably just about these feelings and about victory over oneself. the black sector is turning around again. at school you dyed your hair green and red. why are you very knowledgeable. well, i think that at this

age we are all a little rebellious and that’s how we want to somehow show ourselves, uh, somehow distinguish ourselves. it was probably this kind of youthful, probably maximalism and just probably the desire to stand out. and, of course, the big guy there created a sensation when he came to get his certificate at school. good afternoon. my name is varvara. your biography says that your parents divorced. when you were a teenager, my parents also divorced, how to get over it?

well, of course, these are difficult moments in life. ah, but if you don’t look back and remember those feelings that were definitely there. i think every child in such a situation has a grudge against one of their parents. i would be the only thing that would said. here uh remembers this situation. for me, what happened was to try to understand my parents and don’t cross it out, don’t be angry with any of them, it’s time to put everything in its place, and in the future. and i hope, god forbid, that it turns out that there will still be at least communication with each of the parents. where does

she go? i don’t know the exact address here, unfortunately. when do people meet and fall in love? this is the first impulse. he is probably the most powerful, he is so strong and very often people in love can do some things that are in good condition. he would never do a man. can move mountains in this state. then, when we are with each other every day, and she, probably, at best , grows into respect, at worst . unfortunately, this leads to situations where people still break up after this, ah, what if i find out where she ’s going and i’ll be sure to tell you okay? next, the red sector sergei will have to turn around. hello sergey, after my mother’s divorce, my mother and father. i know that you lived with your mother, you i talked with my dad, unfortunately, my

life turned out in such a way that our ties were severed and there was no communication. why didn't you make peace with him? i tried, but unfortunately it didn't work. why? it's hard for me to say. i wish that no one, of course, would find themselves in such moments and experience such moments, but, unfortunately, this is probably utopia and uh, at least. i wish that communication with parents would remain, because both the opinion of the mother and the opinion of the father are important for children. but , unfortunately, this is how it turned out for me. i tried to make peace, but why didn’t it work? to me hard to tell? hello. my name is vlad they say that without male upbringing, children become moments. is it true? my upbringing was probably done most by professional sports; these were my first coaches that i had, they replaced my

parents, in principle, in professional sports this is often what happens. children see more and spend more time. e with a coach than with parents. and since i was a team sport, of course. eh, sports also educated me in terms of. eh, how to live in a team? how to communicate? how to communicate with teammates, a gave me many friends and comrades. in my opinion. this kind of prejudice is no longer necessary if there is no male upbringing. eh, the child will become his mother's there. chad, what kind of father are you? perhaps i should ask my children, sergei , let’s do it. please give me a microphone and let's meet your children. can you introduce them? the eldest daughter, nika . the younger son, egor. nika and egor, tell the whole

truth about your dad. just honestly, how strict he is. maybe i should go out so that i don’t embarrass them. well dad, how could he be strict, well, i don’t consider him, just a strict strict father. dad knows how to make us laugh. there are sad moments there. some other dad, as if an ordinary one, comes to him. unfortunately , there is a lot of work, so we try not to touch him so that he can rest, because it’s like the person there works plowing us from morning to night. and that's all. tell me what your dad is like. anon may still be kind. um, if i listen to him, you love your dad. i love my dad very much

and i think that he is the best because that my dad gave me everything, i respect him very much, i love him, he is a successful person. uh, i'm very happy for him and a year for him. i also love dad very much, because he is very kind to mom, but but they can quarrel, of course, and this only says that sergei , you have a wonderful, absolutely ordinary, simple human, happy family, we move on to the purple sector. how did you propose to your wife? in an unusual way by phone, at that time i was in slovenia playing for the slavic club. she's just

i finished my studies and was living in minsk at that time. so, we both understood that we wanted to be together, but there is a bureaucratic point such as visas and everything else, so i take into account all such aspects. i told her that we need to sign and get married and live together. marry me. she says, okay, come and get married, that’s all. just like that. this is how it happened for the rest of my life. well, it was probably a little easier for me, since we lived far from each other. i kept thinking about her, i kept uh, thinking about that i want us to be together, and probably, well, in our case , it was distance that played a role. that we

were far away from each other and this made us realize that we want to be together. turn around 180 degrees, you said that handball is a genetically close sport to belarusians. how is that? handball is such a sport; belarusians, in principle, are a team sport by nature. these are kind people who are always responsive and help each other. that is, these are precisely one of the most important qualities for a good teams. ahh. we have a lot of strong guys who are exactly what we need in handball and historically it has already happened that, and we have a lot of olympic champions in the soviet union national team from belarus, and the aspect that the backbone of the union team was belarusians, just -it says that we have, uh, very good roots, very good traditions of this

sport and of course. this happens with every generation. this is only intensifying because there are new guys coming to handball. they will recognize those who have played before and what their there were successes. uh, for him. this is an additional kind of motivation and confidence when belarusians say they play handball well. well, naturally, everyone is already thinking. yeah, that means i can do it too, we move on to the yellow ones. hello to the sector my name is yaroslav i know what you have, brother. i also have it as a child. we often quarreled with him, competed or fought. mom scolded us for this and i would like to know in your childhood there were times when you and your brother competed or fought. when we were children, this happened to us all the time, we fought and swore. and now that i have children myself, i constantly say, stop swearing, that, well, this is inevitable. this is the human factor. this, in my opinion, is normal, but at the

moment what kind of relationship do you have, are there any inconsistencies? uh, well, we communicate with him because the circumstances and life have developed that everyone is somehow busy with their own affairs and it’s not possible to see a lot of work so often. he is dedicated to providing for his family. i'm working out the same thing, therefore a normal human relationship. what do you consider a healthy lifestyle to be? sport taught me to feel my body. and a healthy lifestyle. this is when we know how, in my opinion, when we know how to feel our body and understand what i need now, that is, if i need some kind of emotional reboot, figuratively, leave the city and be

alone. this is a very important moment for a healthy psychological state. of course, these are bad habits. uh, you always need from them try to get rid of it sergey tell me what bad habits you have, are you sure, and i have the opportunity not to answer questions. i'll probably use it. how curious it is to know what you are hiding, but nevertheless. you took the opportunity to correct the rules, mr. presenter, i, uh, i think that it’s probably not worth the children to know about my bad habits. i don’t hide this, but in my opinion, after all, guys are guys. uh, well, at the very least, you shouldn’t voice this to me. you have every right to do this. that is, the first refusal answers the question. let's let's turn to the red sector, turn 180°. hello sergey my name is ksenia and

i have a question for you. you have such an interesting life. why don't you have an instagram account? well, since i’m a little older, uh, i lived in a time when there were no instagrams, no social networks, when all this began to gain popularity. we had young guys on our team. i just remembered such an interesting moment and the guy confessed his love to his girlfriend via instagram. i’m sitting in the locker room. i see he's worried sitting like this on the phone. i say what happened to you, and he tells me, i just confessed to my girlfriend. i say, how did you confess? i say, why didn’t you want to see? her eyes see her reaction see feel, in the end, how she will react to it, because it can be in her eyes. uh, tears of joy will appear

, these are emotions that no instagram, no social network can convey, and uh, he couldn’t answer me. he says, i don’t know, i was worried. this is how i decided. you never you won’t be able to experience these emotions, but in a social network, in my opinion. they take away these emotions. they don't give in full. uh , to fully feel these emotions. let's move on to the yellow sector. head of the tennis federation, how are handball and tennis similar? the most common misconception is when people think that the head of the federation in my case should, for example? be able to play or there, if this is tennis, then it should only be a tennis player. i always give the example of uh the president of the international olympic committee. and he is a fencer. i always ask the question and say how if we go by this logic.

why do you think that a fencer can lead other sports? in fact, this is a misconception. why: while working in the handball federation as a deputy chairman of the federation, i have never once in a three-year period encountered technical issues specifically with a specific sport. . the responsibilities are managerial and, in principle, now i have exactly the same job. ah, so for me personally as a leader of a functionary federation uh there is practically no difference. and if we talk directly about sports, handball is a team game, tennis is still an individual game, although i’m talking about it. especially with young athletes. uh, i always say that tennis is a team game, because a large number of people stand behind a tennis player.

uh, a tennis player won't come out to kord unless the cleaning lady cleans him up properly. or if they draw up the wrong plan for him, there is a training plan, a schedule for the organization, organization trips, tournaments, and so on. it's always a team. i uh, especially to children, i always say, you guys have to get them to hit everyone, but because this is exactly the same team, it may not be visible, but it works so that you become successful, and you play tennis well. this is how from the moment i headed the federation when i was elected, from that moment i started playing and , frankly, i’m very happy about it, it really got me into it, i try to play about two or three times a week and i run straight to every training session and game with great enthusiasm. pleasure. purple sector to your right, please raise your hand, who is ready to ask question and was touched upon the least. it's true

. i don't agree with this point, they think so because our tennis players. they can compete in international competitions, but figuratively the same football players, what are international competitions played for? there are some sports that our tennis players are now allowed to play by, uh, professional associations. they understand that if they forbid ours to play , it’s money for them, but in turn. uh, the international federation suspended us. this hit hard on the children's side tennis, because there are no team competitions now. well, we are fighting, if we succeed, then we will be able to give our youngest tennis players the opportunity to compete at all international competitions.

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it says on the internet that you have a factory. a what do you need to do to open your own factory? well, you need some capital, and you probably need it. it was a great desire, but i understood that after sports i would have to do something. they tell me, you can become a good coach. i'm saying, i don't see myself in this role for me as an athlete. the most scary thing was always sitting on a bench. they say that the coach constantly sits in games, so i searched, uh, and tried to find myself, but internally. i have always gravitated towards production. and just like that , gradually. i came to what i got uh, this technology. this is the recycling of

industrial waste. e chicken factories pig farms, so i liked this direction, i liked this technology because it was, in principle, unique at that time, but if it’s short and quick, then there’s a great desire, now we are moving to the red sector. hello , my name is lisa , you said during a new interview that a lot of things passed by you, what exactly happened. precisely because a lot of things passed by me, some life moments. there are concerts there figuratively with friends wedding. someone has an anniversary there, or something else, and due to such a very busy schedule. i couldn't tell the coach that i wouldn't come to training because it was my friend's birthday. i didn't have the right to do this. and a lot of these exactly everyday moments passed me by, and i was able

to and i still do this for a mile on my pensions and worked in many countries of the world, well , we still returned to belarus. why? because it’s mine homeland, here, uh, live people close to me by my nature, in my opinion mentality, and these are not some pompous words. when you are in a different society in a different world, where people, due to the fact that we are different, think differently, uh, at first it may not be very noticeable, but over a long period of time. this is, everyone who lives abroad will understand me. throughout my career, i always came to minsk on vacation and always spent it. here , uh, all my vacation except. two vacations and they are sitting in this hall, these

two vacations, because they were both born it was only in the summer that we didn’t go home; i’m originally from here. this is my homeland, all my relatives live here. these are the two moments. for me they were fundamental and unimportant to the sector. so i'm afraid to grow up. it seems to me that time flies very quickly, just as people are not afraid of their age. fandorin has a very good novel on this topic. the main character was there. this servant was japanese. his philosophy was that he looked at his age as if he was improving. he gets better with age, because uh, with age we all do something. we are learning, we are learning something new, so everything will be fine, don’t worry, and only forward with

your head held high and with your ears wide apart to absorb all the information. this signal means at that time to ask questions to the hero and glass sergei now you have to choose the best questions of this program more. thank you all for your questions . i experienced very interesting feelings today on the show that i haven’t experienced for a long time. and it's all thanks to you and your questions. about personal life there were interesting questions , interesting moment it turned out s e s mine children are quite emotional, uh, but i ’ll probably be a little less objective here, because after all, as an athlete. well, the young man in the jacket stood out , it was immediately clear that he was an athlete. and i chose his question. he made me now experience the emotions that i experienced during the end of my career. and to be honest, i’ve somehow already forgotten them. eh, but he missed out on a very interesting fact of my

biography, which, in principle, few people know and have not particularly advertised on this topic. a this question touched me in a good way, so thank you very much. i let's get to know each other better. what is your name? my name is gleb ganko. i am 10 years old. i have been studying at the dynamo hockey school for five years now. i'm a striker, you can see that right away. well, according to the rules of our program, the author of the best question receives a special gift from the guest. go out onto the site. gleb thank you very much for your question. i hope that in the future , in 10 years, i will be able to come and watch your game, and you will attack well and score. this is for you. sergey now you have an opportunity to ask children your three questions?

of course, i got my three questions right here. well, by the way, i also liked the question about social networks. uh, i'm interested. do you realize that social networks are stealing our emotions, stealing the uh emotional part of our lives? i believe that social networks can be used, but not all the time and not everywhere. and even if you are talking to a person live. you must turn your phone on silent mode. perhaps even navia, simply because emotions are true live truly and sincerely, and none of us will receive this on social networks before. i spent quite a lot of time on social networks. well, then my vision began to deteriorate. i somehow started

spending less time on my phone. and so, well, i realized how important communication is in real life. i agree that social networks steal our emotions, because, well, there were a lot of emotions, when i started sitting on social networks there, well, emotions slowly became, they didn’t go away like that. where am i sitting now? emotions, but i have already become more, because that i didn’t experience anything then. when i spoke with friends, i also spoke with emotions. no, no, no laughter. no joy. now i’m actually experiencing all this laughter and joy sergei you are ready to ask the next question. i'm interested in how, at your age today, you look into the future and how you choose a profession. i choose my future profession because

i like it the most, for example, i have several options, and they are completely different; the same thing: chemist, biologist, and i can’t decide between all this, because i like it all very much, and i listen there to what my dad and mom are telling me. i am now leaning towards what is most dear to me and i can imagine. who will i study for? which subjects am i best at at the moment, so to speak. therefore, i’m probably most inclined towards a lawyer, or programming at the moment, if i see the role of a hockey player, because in principle, i ’m good at it, but if some of the most, probably one of the most serious such thermal paste sports, if there is an injury, then most likely i will go to her legal education. and so i see myself as a hockey player, it is very important, regardless of profession

, regardless of who you want to become , understanding is very important. will you, first of all, receive personal satisfaction from what you do, because only in this case will you be able to do your job as well as possible, and by doing it as well as possible, you will be in demand by your society and your country is the third question. he's probably like that, maybe a little bit, even philosophical when i was raised by elders, boys and adults, they passed on their knowledge to me. do you think they are being passed down to you properly from the older generation? uh, all uh, principles and foundations, uh, how to grow up to be a good person? i study at school and our teaching staff are all professionals.

and those ideas that, for example, i consider fundamental are the idea that a person should be useful , benefit not only himself, but also society, and also the idea of ​​love for one’s own country, this is all transmitted to us, therefore, i think that hmm our education is good, and the knowledge we receive is of high quality. sergei, it's time to say goodbye to our audience. sergei rutenko, the head of the belarusian tennis federation, the most expensive handball player in the world, is visiting the program 100 questions for adults today. i'm waiting for you at the entrance to the site. sergei, i’ll ask you to stay here. sergey tell me, is it difficult to communicate with the younger generation? i personally liked the analysis, and i was once again convinced that she is a wonderful child. ahh. we are more than just a generation to be in awe of them

treat, but pass on the best that we have accumulated over the years. have you been asked questions today that you are tired of answering? i don't want to offend anyone, so i still have the right. uh no answer. i 'll make great use of it. today you managed to answer 40 questions. tell me if we call you again, will you agree to come, i’ll once again emphasize that i really enjoyed the conversation, so i’m not leaving. i turn to our audience, do you think that the hero was as frank as possible with you today? who is this does he think? raise your hands. well, now explain why you think so? it seems to me that sergei was very frank with us. he shared with us his life situations , his life experiences, and certainly one of those present could take this into their lives. it seems to me that he answered very frankly and shared his moments of life from childhood and the most difficult moments of his life.

he also described it very well. it seems to me that he answered, well, he didn’t hide it, well, he didn’t hide the truth, because you understand that this can help us help in the future that we are interested. and whoever thinks that the hero didn’t say anything and was hiding something, then you have such people. a chance to answer questions is a good point, but what did you find insincere in the conversation with the hero? i certainly think that the conversation was sincere, but questions remained in any case. sergei, our rule is that the last word always belongs to the hero. summarize the conversation that took place. i want to thank our wonderful children for their uh, such a good interesting conversation. uh, in places. he was not simple, but i also want to express the hope that