Careful! Russians are raining on top!

Last Saturday, a group of Argentines, after disappointment in the draw with Iceland, walked through Moscow. They had already had dinner and they were returning to the hotel. One of them was not going to come back: he would end up spending the night (and a couple more days) in a hospital. The motive? He dropped a Russian on his head (well, not in his head, if he wouldn't be dead) causing a fracture in his leg. In doubt, we clarify that the 42-year-old compatriot is out of danger and in contact with his family. As soon as he is discharged, he returns, before the first round ends. Let's hope Sampaoli doesn't happen to Sampaoli.

Now, what I kept thinking about: what a terrible bad milk you have to have to go to the year of the world to see a world cup and that on the first date a Russian will fall on you who threw himself out the window. What did that guy do to get that karma? In his previous life he was a state terrorist, if not, it is not understood...

Another thing I thought: several media say that the Russian (which is not known whether he threw, fell or threw it, for now all three options are feasible), “insulted and made rude gestures.” Only a Russian can fall (or throw himself) from a sixth floor and not only not die but also insult those who fall on them. Unfortunately, he was admitted to intensive care and eventually died. But well, he takes the insults. Nothing to die quietly and peacefully. If we have to move on to a better life, let it be to the puteadas. Dostoevsky didn't even imagine a similar situation.