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Friends, I have a good acquaintance who is an official from the sports committee and is at the Olympics. I called him, and it seems everything is fine with them.
It's fun there; the Russian house is the most visited, and everyone envies us.
After the Olympics, a significant number of Olympians will become deputies, which, in my opinion, will ensure a comfortable retirement for them.
Even if Tyagachev leaves, it will only be for a promotion; his reputation is growing.
No one is suffering; everyone is happy there.
So, why should we be upset if the Olympians are doing well? Let's genuinely be happy for our skiers, for Plushchenko, and for the hockey players (you'll see what a great game they'll have against the Canadians). More positivity.