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I don't really take his "good" as "found the sweetness in the situation", but more like an expression for "reset" and reboot after that with the new datas. Like OK. You don't need to be happy with the wreck, but given the wreck, what's the possible positive outcome(s) to go beyond. What is...

It parallels with the motivational vid of the former marine trainer, put here a few days ago for the second time. It made me think ... A positive mind or way of thinking should be awesome to overcome the failed plans, but that's could be really hard to implement, given the circumstances.