All right, I'm with Liv Boree, everybody. Welcome to Walkins, welcome. Thank you. Thank you for coming. I

think we should just have a regular, you know, sitting date where we catch up on the culture wars,

because you're here now. Yep. You're not, when did you come to Austin? Three years ago,

officially. And where were you before? Oxford, UK. Oh, okay. So that's, is that where you're born and raised?

Pretty much. I'm from Kent, but yeah, UK.

Okay. And what made you come to Austin and the United States?

I mean, I've been kind of like hot. I mean, I was traveling here a lot anyway when I was playing pro poker.

Obviously, the World Series of Pokers in Vegas, all the biggest tournaments are here.

So I'd come every summer, but I don't know.

I'd always wanted to move to the US but could never find quite the right excuse.

And then my husband, Igor, got a job working for Elon and that required him to be in Austin. So we were like,

all right, that's a very good reason to move. What does he do for Elon? He was helping run his

philanthropy foundation. Oh, okay. He only did it for a little while. Okay. And so then you guys

came, it was a good excuse to come. Yep. And he is he also a

poker player or just you? Is that where you met? Uh-huh. Tell me the story. Well, we first

technically met in 2010. We were both at the same poker table. But he remembers me, but I don't remember him because

like in any given big poker tournament is maybe 3% women at most. Right. So I probably

stuck out like a sore thumb, whereas he was just another dude in a sea of dudes. Also, I ended up

winning that big tournament. Oh wow. Okay. So more reason for, you know, I won his chips. And so that was

the first time we crossed paths. But then we became friends like over the next six months.

And we were just like best friends for a couple of years, very platonic. But then that shifted.

And then we did a thing. And then we were like, well, this was good. And we did it. And then we

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