On the Burning Cow, Andrei Mauri told the story of his mustache and shared the secret of "Flight"

      The new release of "The Burning Cow" turned out to be very colorful. The "highlight" was added not only by the permanent hosts of the cow — Roman Korneev, Anton Danchenko and Konstantin Kuznetsov, but also by the former deputy chairman of the regional government, Andrei Mauri, whom the hosts of the show "dubbed" the imperial mustache of our city.

      The first question, of course, was about Mauri's mustache. Andrei Albertovich noted that his mustache began to appear in the 7th grade and since then he has never shaved them. "When I was serving, the head of the political department, Yepishev, came to our unit and asked: Sergeant, what is under your nose. I replied that it was national — my grandfather was an Italian communist. He says I respect you. A week later, I became a senior sergeant," Andrei Mauri said.

      He also told where and how he bought his "cow jacket", who and how many times offered him to go to work at the regional government before he did come there. He told the secret of the famous "Flight" cake and why it was a terrible shortage in Soviet times. He informed me about his work in the government of the Kirov region and the rehearsals of the weekly planning sessions, as well as whether he intends to return to politics, and how famous Russian figures used cologne.