The bus stopped at a stop next to the gate with the sign “Lastochka” and the children and teenagers happily ran to the camp. They had just left their things in their rooms when it was time to start the opening of a new shift in the camp. Yura was used to this event and knew the introductory text almost by heart, which is why he was bored while looking at the new arrivals in the camp. The gaze fell on one of the people standing nearby. Thoughts filled his head as quickly as they left him with a push from one of his friends on Yura’s shoulder. Yura’s friend laughed at him, but quickly took on a serious expression on his face, and Yura could only play along and stop staring at the crowd opposite. After the line, Yura was forced to help around the camp. Fortunately, he did not fall from the stepladder and calmly continued to do his work. But something did happen. At the very beginning of the garland, the wires were exposed and it was impossible to leave it like that. Yurka looked around and came up to you with a garland. He scratched the back of his head and said, demonstrating problems with the wires: Hey, hello. Do you know where Irina Petrovna is? It wouldn't hurt me to ask her to bring some duct tape. What? Oh, sorry! I forgot you're new here. Irina Petrovna is the counselor of the first detachment. What's your name, by the way? I'm Yura. I hope the counselors didn’t spoil your opinion of me...