Sulík is already looking forward to Christmas: They are said to be traditionally gypsy, there was salmon on the table and Santa Claus also went through the analysis! – Tops

VIDEO Christmas interview with Richard Sulík:

The holidays will be spent at home again after years

Although SaS leader Richard Sulík is a well-known atheist among politicians, this does not immediately mean that he renounces any traditions that pertain to Christmas. Whatever a goofy effect they have. “I’m looking forward to Christmas, also because we’ll be home after a few years. We’ve built a tree. It already has lights, the kids will decorate it. Actually, there’s such a gait romance waiting for me.” nostalgically, Sulík admitted right at the beginning.

The unfortunate yo-yo effect and the associated New Year’s commitment

The Minister has decided not to hesitate anymore in terms of physical condition, and this is also related to his New Year’s commitment. “I have one commitment. I want to lose weight. I did quite well in the summer, but it came back as a yo-yo and I have to say that this yo-yo effect really ‘works’. Now the ‘yo-yo’ is up, so the weight will have to go down, “ states Sulík, who, however, is in an unexpected “trap”, because according to his own words he likes to consume quality food, quite often. “This is the problem that I am too often confronted with too good food and then it is hard to gain weight.” the deputy prime minister added immodestly.

Christmas in a family circle and a Christmas table full of goodies

The SaS leader does not forget for a second about the Christmas party, which is closely connected with the holidays. “We’ll bake biscuits called speculation. We’ll have salmon on Christmas Eve, which I’m personally in charge of, and I’ll prepare it by the ‘sous-vide’ method. My Hugo, who is already 14 years old, has taken over the crème brûlée, which he will be preparing the day before Christmas,“Sulík added.

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Santa Claus has to fly incredibly fast to make it all, the minister thinks

After the meals, Sulík also appeared on the theme of Santa Claus and Santa Claus. As an atheist, the assumption was that he did not believe in any alternative, but he still showed up at the gentleman with the red cap and the reindeer-drawn sleigh. “I’ve been thinking about this for a long time. If Santa Claus has to deliver so many presents in such a short time and has to make it in one night, he has to go on that sleigh at an amazing speed. You can’t go faster than the light. We don’t live in a vacuum, here “It’s the atmosphere, and if he really went at that high speed, he’d have to burn on that sleigh. Like a rocket coming back to earth.” Sulík questioned Santa Claus in the end.

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