All right. What's up, everybody? I have round two. We're going to be debating the papacy and the Slavic mind once again. Just kidding. Dasha is back and we're going to be talking about her artistic achievements. She is quite the artist. I've been enjoying her films recently. I went through two of them so

for. I'm looking forward actually to watching some more of them. But I watch the softness of bodies

and I watched the scary of 61st. So we're going to be talking about both of those today. I brushed

up on some Dasha interviews. So let's start with talking about you a little bit.

You're from Las Vegas and you are Belarusian.

How did you go, how did it get from Belarus to Vegas?

Yeah, my strange erotic journey from Minsk to Las Vegas.

My parents were gymnasts. They were in the Soviet athletics

program. So when I was born in Belarus in the 90s, they were in athletics, and then my dad was

working for Cirque du Soleil. I was born and then a couple years later

we moved to Las Vegas.

Well, so how often do you get called a Russian agent like every day?

Not that, not so much, honestly.

Because that could go either way.

You could still be a mole from Russia or your parents could have been like flipped to

the West and you could be a CIA agent.

So could go either way, right?

You would think, yeah, and with the Russia gate stuff, especially as like a Trump

supporter, but it's not people's go to, really.

So could I borrow 800 euro?

800 roubles.

So I like to do that.

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