Fans of watching disappointed teenage girls cry their eyes out in front of large, international audiences confirmed Monday that they 'can't wait' for the women's Olympic gymnastics finals. 'For someone like me, who is really into just getting the family together in the living room and seeing a 15-year-old girl have an emotional breakdown in front of the entire world, theres nothing better than the women's team and individual all-around events,' said 38-year-old Nashville, TN resident Andrew Tyson, adding that while he enjoyed watching American gymnast Jordyn Wiebers dreams get crushed Sunday, hes more excited at the prospect of seeing a weeping Alexandra Raisman collapse into her coachs arms after realizing she didnt medal. 'There's just nothing I enjoy more than watching teenage girls cry after failing spectacularly on the international stage. The look of agonizing shock and defeat on their faces, the way their teammates feel too awkward to even talk to them, the rare chance to watch a bawling teenager yell at her mother to leave her aloneI just can't get enough of that stuff.' According to a recent Gallup Poll, 87 percent of people who enjoy looking into the tear-streaked face of a tiny girl as her whole life is publicly torn to shreds in an instant said they are already looking forward to the 2014 women's figure-skating final. 