I interviewed my younger brother with whom we very rarely see each other (1-2 times a year) and it was really interesting for me to learn more about him.
1. Hello, no matter how trite it may sound, I would like to know how you are doing? How are you?
Hello, I'm doing quite well. Now I don't really care about anything. And the mood, as always, is fighting!
2. It's just wonderful! In that case, the question is, how are things in hockey? When we last saw each other, you wanted to leave this sport. Has anything changed now? If so, why?
It's just wonderful! In that case, the question is, how are things in hockey? When we last saw each other, you wanted to leave this sport. Has anything changed now? If so, why?
3. It's very good, you really know how to play hockey well. You said that you are now preparing for the exam, have you already decided where you will go?
I still think, in general, my parents encourage me to go to study in the field of programming, but this does not appeal to me at all. To be honest, I'm still thinking about going further into hockey. I read that there are sports universities, so I would like to go to study there.
4. Wow, I think this is a great idea, but you need to seriously consider everything. I heard that you have some creative plans. Can you share them?
Well, these plans are not exactly creative. I just signed up for a guitar lesson. Of course, I have very little free time, but my parents allowed me to attend 2 classes a week. The guitar was given to me by friends a long time ago, so I decided it was time to use it.
5. Cool, you are a great fellow that you are developing in different areas. However, how do you manage to do everything? Are you making plans for the day?
Unfortunately, I don't make plans for the day. However, I have discipline in everything. I will think over in advance what kind of free day I will have and then I can rest calmly.
6. I see, and I really thought you were planning every day. How are your friends doing? I heard that you and your best friend have a strained relationship, is that true?
Unfortunately, it's true, we were friends with him from kindergarten. But now he started to drift away, I think the reason is that he went to college after the 9th grade. He made new friends there. Of course this is very sad, but what can you do.
7. Understandably, this is very sad. But whatever it was, with time you will find new interesting friends, especially when you enter a university. So the last question, what is your dream?
I dream of seeing Baikal, unfortunately the ticket price is too high and I am not working yet to buy myself a round trip ticket. However, in the future, I will definitely fulfill my dreams. Besides this dream, there are others, but I would not like to expand on this in an interview.
I really enjoyed interviewing you, I hope that the next time I interview you, all your unresolved issues will be resolved. And dreams will come true. Goodbye!
I hope so too, see you soon!