why aren't you sleeping, i'm waiting for you, good morning, huh? and sasha is sleeping in that room, well, come on, sit down, you're ready, ir, i wanted to talk about something, it seems to me, everything needs to be put in its place, and you know, i'm thinking about it too, we need to rest, dad is going to rent some cottage outside the city, we'll rest. everything to her and the family,

we'll invite your parents, mine, well, yes, yours, well, we still haven't celebrated sasha's birthday, there will just be a reason, what do you say, let 's go somewhere else, somewhere to a sanatorium, come on.

"well, i hope you'll stay with us, without you i'll die of boredom in this company, and i thought it would only be ira with the baby and leshny's parents, yes, i'm holding on, yeah, my husband's idea, he's eager for family reunification, are you sure there 's no fracture there, and this is for you, hello, hello, can i help you with anything, we booked two rooms, yes, it worked out now, we need more, yeah." okay, i'll watch something now, hello, hello, and you didn't tell me that you were all going to come together, i'm telling you, it just happened, and are you sure there's no displacement, pisha, don't worry, rook looked, treatment has been prescribed, well, don't think about it, everything is fine, i at least need to look at the photo, you took it with you, god bless this photo, get your passports ready, come on, where are the passports, we have cottages, we can accommodate you all together, let's do it separately, we have a small child, and the room next to the moskvichevs is at mom's. can i have any problems? yes, of course, i need

your passport, please fill out the form. and please pick a room for me too, i thought of leaving. of course. is that what they call luxury? len, don't be picky. the room, i ordered dinner for the whole family, i'm not hungry, len, let's come once, let's have a normal rest, like a family, let's lock ourselves in the room, like old, good ones for a couple of days, just you and me, lena, you and me - this is not our whole family, there are many of us now.

the song of the future remains, everything can change, but they are unchangeable, the love of spring cannot disappear with the smoke in autumn. only this will not

be an hour, it will live forever, as it lives, bright folk language words. monthly sing on the grass. and let life not be too much of a pestle, those who suffer from pain are family, so there will be a song, there will be a song, let's live!

dj music. hello everyone, in exactly one minute our guest will come out and answer all the questions: are you ready to meet our heroine? victoria, what do you expect from the children you will meet now? of course, sincerity, and enthusiasm, what do you expect from a child, some kind of viscous spontaneity, of course, with what mood are you going to talk, very positive, promise to talk only about... i swear, then good luck! honored artist of the republic of belarus, singer victoria oleshko!

victoria, i want to warn you that you have the right to refuse to answer a question three times, and be attentive to the questions, at the end of the program you will have to choose the best one. now you have one minute to briefly tell about yourself, time has started, well, my name is victoria oleshko, this is not my pseudonym, that is my real name, i am a singer, and i have been singing since i was 6 years old, as soon as i started studying the violin, it turned out that i have a singing talent and also absolute pitch, so music is my... well, such a destiny life, or what? i didn't become a musician, as you can see, i only sing, with such a manicure, of course, it's difficult to play the violin, what else can i say about myself, i didn't study very

well at school, but this did not stop me from becoming an honored artist of the republic of belarus, and i am a fairly open person, i never hide anything about myself. so don't be shy, ask the most-most such questions. victoria, you didn't fit into one minute, but it is clear, your life, it is filled with bright events, which we will soon learn about. so, we have 100 children in the studio, everyone has their own question, let's see how many you can answer. let's start with the red sector. hello, my name is sonya. were you a good girl or a hooligan when you were a child? hello, i was a hooligan and yes, i liked to be with the boys, mostly , um, to be naughty, as i call it, that is, we

could generally be pretty naughty during breaks and we could break a window and even i remember , i think they even burned the class register, well , which one? the most hooligan act was, oh, i probably can't voice it here, because it was, well, that was the time then quite a difficult one, victoria, you refuse to answer this question? no, well, of course i can, frankly, the most, probably, hooligan - was when during the lesson i was talking to my neighbor in the party and the teacher screamed at me so that i would stop doing it, so that... i was listening attentively, but somehow i didn’t want to listen to her, got up and sent her, yes, to a certain address, and frankly, well, that is, yeah, well, she kicked me out of

the class, i left with pleasure, well, so-so, student, of course, don't follow my example, thank you very much for your frank answer, a great start, let's move on to purple. most modern stars grew up in wealthy families, and you are from a rich family? no, i am not from a rich family, i was raised by my mother and her parents, my grandmother and grandfather, and just at that moment, when i was probably 12 years old, the union also fell apart, in general, we became completely poor, by the way, to such an extent that - my mother could not afford to buy me warm trousers for school in the winter, she knitted them herself for me, i also want to ask, did you have your own room, no? we lived in a small apartment on the guns on such khrushchev-era buildings they were called, very small, that

is, there were two rooms, in one room lived grandma and grandpa, in the second room my mother and i, was it ever the case that you really, really wanted something, but you never bought it, what did you do in such a case? yes, of course, it often happened, but i still understood that in reality my mother could not afford it, and by the way, i never acted up. the ground, i didn't hit the ground with my hands and didn't scream: "i want, i want, i want." that is, i always understood all this, probably from early childhood, i already realized that, well, if there is no opportunity, then, when i grow up, i will provide for myself. victoria, we are moving on to the black sector, could you stand up for yourself as a child? yes, that's exactly what i did, and since... i already said that i was raised by my mother alone, and once i had

an incident in the yard, i was very little, probably about six years old, someone offended me me, i ran home to complain to my mother, that my mother should come out, stand up for me, and she told me that she asked what the situation was, i told her, she understood that in this situation i was also to blame somewhere, she said, come on, you decide for yourself. such questions, that's it, since then i somehow understood that probably, yes, probably, i will have to be able to stand up for myself, and of course, this certainly came in handy in my life, so yes, victoria, i ask you to turn to the right, a question from the purple sector, what made you suffer, oh, i suffered, i walked, i was tormented on this violin, everyone walks, and i walk. then i had to rehearse, and these scales, my fingers

hurt, such suffering, that's why i didn't become a musician, after all, singing, it seemed easier to me then, although, there's enough of everything in life, probably, that's how i suffered as a child. hello, my name is stanislav paramon, i have a question for you: my parents divorced and i live with my mother, how can i make my dad pay more attention to me? yeah, well, this is a deep question, of course i can't answer it so simply answer, as for me, i 've never seen my dad. you know, and i couldn't do anything about it, so

of course i can't give you advice here, but the only thing is that i hope, probably , that he's watching our show right now, he 'll see you, he'll hear you, he'll understand that he needs to call, he needs to come, he needs to communicate with you, because you 're really looking forward to it, because you need him, and how do you... feel about your dad? i don't feel that way at all, i don't know him, i don't know him at all, i i've never seen him, so now, of course, at the age i am, mm, he's just a stranger to me , if it had been earlier, in my teenage years, yes, i saw that my peers had fathers, and what wonderful relationships they had? of course, i really wanted this, i really wanted to be, behind a stone

wall behind him, but that wasn't the case, and then, of course, i was also worried, and then, you know, life moved forward, i began to achieve some success, and now i just don't need him, you know, in your situation, i i really believe that he... and he will definitely come, and you will communicate, and he will understand that his son cannot live without him, we are moving to the red sector. i ask you to turn left, hello, victoria, my name is roma and i have a question for you: when you were a teenager, did you want to run away from home and start your own life? yes, roma, i avoided, well, you already understood, yes, what kind of teenager was i, yes,

yes, yes, i once left home, spent one night in the entrance, realized that no, this is not suitable, it is better at home in a warm bed, with my mother, i had a difficult relationship with her, because i am a rebel in life, i have such a character, i especially did not tolerate it when they forced me to do something, although now i do not like it either, and you know, the spirit of contradiction boils in me, and i always try - to do it my way anyway, well, fortunately i am such a person already... that, of course, no one tries to force me, everyone always agrees with me basically, but then in childhood, of course, yes, but it is better at home, it is better at home, you don’t need to run away anywhere, because ae at home you are warm, cozy, safe. let's move on to the yellow sector. hello, my name is vanya and i wanted to ask, did you

skip school? yes, vanya, in short, you, i got it. what are you doing today so that the whole country knows that victoria oleshka, oh, all her childhood and teenage life was a huge problem for everyone, both for school and for parents, yes, i skipped, i skipped a lot and even from this i had to repeat a year, and... horror oh well, it happens, what grades did you study for, well, what grades could i study for, well, that's it guess in three tries, i think it 's an a, well that's according to your system, yes now, because we had from five to one or vice versa from one to five, an a

was our best grade, not practically, well i had a's for singing, right? always, hello, my name is masha, when did you like yourself more now or as a child? well, as for appearance, then probably this is the only time when i maybe not so much, well i looked at myself in the mirror and said, oh, well okay. and so it will do, it was probably the period of 13, 15, 16, that's it, that period, what did you want to change in yourself as a teenager? it's hard for me to answer that question, the only thing is, maybe, you know, perseverance,

i lacked it then, perseverance , interest, and well and... more, of course, more respect, let's say, for adults, because again, considering that all this happened in the nineties, it was such a troubled time, it seemed to all of us teenagers that if you smoke, you're cool, if you... somehow treat everything like that, then you're also cool, well, it was necessary to show this coolness, now the coolness is in something else, now the coolness is when you are really interested, when you study well, when you respect adults, when you help your

grandparents and elderly people, this is cool now. victoria, to your right is the purple sect. hello, my name is zlata. i would like to ask a question: who did you want to be like? yeah, now or then? then, then? oh, actually, i really liked natasha koroleva when i was 13 or 14. and i listened to all of her songs, i knew them by heart , by the way, i even managed to parody her voice a little, somehow it all resonated in my soul. red sector, more curious eyes. hello! my name is alina, i have a question: did your mother want you to become a singer or did you choose some other profession? my mother, of course, did not take it seriously that i

started singing as a teenager, it all started when i saw my peers singing into a microphone at school, and i came to our leader sobol sergei aleksandrovich and i tell him, i also want to sing, he says: well, risk your health, well, that's how it started, and of course i really liked it, my soul rested when we had classes, i performed at school holidays, but my mother, of course, did not take this seriously, because - well, since after all our family was, well, you could even say poor, she probably understood that certain investments were needed in order to further develop the child in this direction, she , of course, still... wanted me, maybe perhaps, i mastered some other profession, but since everything worked out for me in general in such a way

that at the age of 16 i already came under the wing of the national artist of belarus, vasily petrovich rainchik, a composer, the permanent leader of the verosy ensemble, of course already in general then this fateful my getting to him decided my fate, therefore there it was already like... it was clear that i would go down this road, something interesting, victoria is waiting for us in the yellow sector. hello, victoria, my name is vika, i have a question for you, what music did you listen to as a child? teska, the music that i listened to as a child, the most diverse, foreign, then pop, and from our own, i really...

as now, in general, i won't say that i like any very-very much, i especially like a certain genre, no, if the music is made well, i listen to everything and rap. i listen to rock and chanson, especially since this is my genre, in which i work, and can you sing something from your favorites, what you listened to as a child, victoria, i will probably sing that song, well, a piece, with which i came to audition for vasily petrovich. the most important thing is the weather in the house. and everything else is vanity, there is me and you, everything that, except for easily fixable

with the help of zant. belarus charmed them at first sight, i was attracted by the cleanliness of the streets, the consistency of rhythms. every day i learn something new, something beautiful, something wonderful and ...

the classics of soviet cinema said, what a nasty thing, this is your jellied fish, our fish will be very tasty today, but before you cook it, you need to catch it acquaintance with interesting people, and what is your name, very nice, very nice. i'm generally a fisherman, and is it true that it goes boom-boom and you have to pull it to the side, laziness bites exactly like that, and there's also a lot of useful, fascinating information,

that

's what they are like? we were killing ourselves, well, the fact that i got to vasily petrovich rainchik is a rather random story, and for me, i think, it was a fateful moment, because i didn't do anything special for this, first one person saw me, then this person told vasily petrovich about me , vasily petrovich called my to the director and... so they invited me to audition for vasily petrovich, i came, and i was quite skeptical about this story, because at that time it seemed to me that it was impossible to get on the big stage just like that, that it was definitely some kind of catch and obviously, i was already a sixteen-year-old girl then, and it seemed to me that now this adult uncle would start pestering me, well, well... thank god, everything, everything was fine, i

was afraid of this for a very long time, and somehow for a whole month, when i came to the studio, we from we we were learning songs, they were recording us, and i was getting ready, how i would, you know, fight back, scream, leave me alone and so on, these were just some stereotypes of mine, that's how it all happened. hello, i'm dasha, how old were you when you first went on stage , do you remember how it was? dasha, yes, yes, i remember, i went on stage when i was, well, probably, yes, probably 16 or 17, in general, that first concert was probably very, very significant for me, it happened in...

that i, well, i'm a singer to the core, that is, i in principle , i can’t do anything else in life, because i’ve never had, i’ve never had a pressing issue, and to say that that’s it, i’m tired of it, or i don’t know, someone started hating on me so much that i can’t do it anymore, i’m a bad singer, that’s it, i

’ll go, that means i will. then of course you’re not always a sought-after artist , for a very long time i was moving towards what i have now, and there was everything, and there were times when i wasn’t invited to concerts for several months, when you’re sitting at home, well, not only without a penny, but also unrealized, that is, of course, it hits your pride very hard, and you immediately start asking yourself questions, maybe you

're doing the wrong thing, since... this happens, it means you're not interesting if you're not invited, but i had to go through this too. we're moving to the red sector, i'll have to turn around 180° again. hello, my name is vera. what do you think, can a person without a voice become a star? it's easy, i don't think at all that a great artist should have a great voice, strange as it may seem, because now is the time, although there was one time too the time when people with small voices became cult... personalities, for example, klavdiya shulzhenka in her time, and leonid utesov, they did not have huge voices, they could just sing so soulfully that their voices, their songs, their delivery, they

penetrated into the very depths of your soul, and thus they conquered their audience and became very, very beloved popular. and do you personally consider yourself a star? i don’t really like this concept at all: star, it seems to me that a good artist is such more significant designation, so well at this stage, probably, i'm still only going to this, victoria, please turn to the left, pay your attention to the black sector. hello, my name is kalina, i have a question: do belarusian artists earn well? it depends on which side you look at it from? in principle, we have enough, i think,

is this answer okay? of course, we don't earn as much as russian artists, but this is due to the fact that, of course, the population. victoria, turn to the left again and yellow sector next. hello, my name is roman, and i wanted to ask you a question: what do you spend the most money on? on shopping

for yourself. i love shopping, i love it, handbags, shoes, suits.

before a performance, i like to go into myself a little, to get in the mood, this is very important to me, because when i go on stage, i try to give myself completely, and i need to concentrate and even remember the words somewhere, because i'm not one of those artists who tell jokes, they announce it, well, i'll go, i'll sing now, that is, no, i you need to prepare and... and this happens every time, and i feel nervous every time before going out, so when yes, when i , for example, go to the stage, someone stops me and says: oh, victoria, can i take a photo with you, then basically, often, i always say, let's do it after

the performance, only in this case i refuse, but you can definitely take a photo with me now. how sweet is that? applause! let's move on to the question of the yellow sector. hello, victoria, my name is polina. you are an honored artist of our countries. what did you get this title for? it's hard to say, well, i probably still hope for talent, for hard work, for what i 've done for our country, well, i won't say a lot, i won't talk about myself in some admirable way, i did something good, probably for the country, that it's not for me to judge, let other people talk about it, and if the state ... has honored me with such an honor, such a high

award, then, probably, i'm worth something, and this title gives privileges, for example, free travel or maybe early exit to pension, no, no free travel, but in my opinion, in my opinion, a place in the cemetery, well , i won't, of course, maybe i'm confusing something, people's... if you have the title of people's artist, then in my opinion yes, and as for the honored, well, we had a privilege in a medical institution, in a certain one, and so, well , a little more fee in relation to artists who do not have the title, so you often perform at state. concerts, and do you

consider yourself a government singer? well , no, i don't consider myself a government singer, it seems to me that this, this, this designation, from somewhere in the past, from the time of brezhnev, probably from somewhere there, i, by the way, even, what does that even mean, a government artist - probably, this is the artist who only performs at such concerts, well, as it seems to me, yes, but i still work at other concerts, i have solo concerts, i sing at corporate events, so you can’t say about me that i’m a government artist, have you ever seen the president, talked to him, yes, i saw, i saw alexander grigorievich and... and well, how we talked, when he presented me with the award, and i

it suited him and he hung a medal on my suit, then yes, of course, i thanked him, he told me, well done, keep it up, that's all our communication, but for me, of course, it's certainly unforgettable, and what kind of person is he? "well, i'm sure he's good, and of course, when he presented me with my award, he smiled, of course, and he has a very, very warm energy, good, pleasant, hello, my name is anna maria i have a question for you: do you have a lot of songs about belarus, like..." what do you think, is it possible to cultivate love for

homeland? well, i hope so, i really believe and wish for it. love and patriotism are instilled not only by other things, but also by art, of course, of course, that's why i , that's why such songs are created, that's why i perform them and... too - too altruistic an inner

impulse, most likely i wouldn't have become a politician, because after all, it's a profession where you have to be tough. hello, my name is masha, you sing a lot about love, do you think you're lucky in love? no, masha? i'm not lucky in love lucky, i don't know why it happens, it's hard to say, it's some kind of subtle matter, these are some things that are decided somewhere for us, for me. men constantly give, well , it seems like, well, i won't say that i have a very difficult character, no, of course, of course i have my own views on life, of course i'm a pretentious person, but

somehow it doesn't work out, it doesn't work out, i don't know, i always answer this question like this, it means... you switch to something else and it gradually retreats from you and you say thank you to fate for not causing trouble. hello, my name is alice, do you remember your first love? yes, alice, i remember my first love, at school. and tell me about

it? there’s nothing much to tell about it, that’s just it. and that was exactly the kind of unrequited love, but i’m proud, i never had the desire to go up to him and say: no, look, i’m better, look how cool i am, maybe let’s think about it, go for a walk, chat, maybe you ’ll love me, no, i love silently and quietly, to no one i don't say, i suffer.

hello, my name is masha, i have such an interesting question for you: if it were possible to send a letter to the past, what would you warn yourself about? i once took part in a competition at the international, slavic bazaar in 2000, when we were traveling, i was still a student of vasily petrovich, rainchik, when we were traveling to the competition, vasily petrovich had just bought a car. and there was air conditioning, and it was a hot day, and he turned the air conditioning on full power, when we arrived, i got sick, that's probably the first thing, what i would warn myself about is to tell vasily petrovich, don't turn on the air conditioner, because i'll get sick, and we'll lose

, that's what i would warn myself about, and i would probably also warn myself that i'll have... an unsuccessful marriage, i was married once, not for long, six months, but still, and - yes, for me it was a very difficult time, after we divorced, i would probably warn myself that i probably wouldn't connect my fate with this person, and also, probably, a third shock, such really, really hard, 3 years ago my mother passed away and i probably would have warned myself about it, because she passed away from oncology, and these are things that, well

, they are unpredictable, and which you would really, really like to prevent, and i would have warned myself. about what needs to be checked, medically, and we would have started checking in advance, and this would not have happened, we would have saved her, okay, thank you, thank you for your sincerity, please, yellow sector, next question, hello, my name is nastya, you just said about... mom, well, tell me, what helped you cope with this pain of loss? in fact, the pain has not subsided, only well, you can dull this pain. it's been a little more than three years, of course, it's

my viewers, of course, it's all of you, the people who supported me, these are my loved ones, these are my authors who write me songs, these are the reviews that i receive on instagram, on other social networks, when they write about how they like my work, this is what i live for, this is the most important thing for me now, you said that you had big problems, tell me, when you have such problems, do you visit psychologists or do you think that this method is for the weak? no, i don’t think so, and it would probably be nice to visit, but somehow it turns out that with these moments,

i don’t know, to smear there or will you stop, should i sing because of this? no, that’s it, you’re like munchausen, since you put yourself by the pigtail, so good, mom left, of course, it was hard, i probably lived for about a year in some kind of, yes, in some other reality altogether, somehow i, well, practically, well, also just something was going, i understood that firstly i have agreements, i have concerts, i

can't cancel them. victoria, i'll ask you to turn around, black sector, raise your hand, whoever is asking the question, hello, my name is lisana, and what are you most afraid of? well, if we take a phobia, then i'm very afraid of insects, absolutely any and... i'm even afraid of butterflies, and if we talk about what i'm afraid of, in the meaning, uh, what, well, for example, what would happen to me, then, of course, i'm afraid of being unclaimed, that is, i'm like artist, after all, this is probably the most , the most... main fear, because, well, as soon as this happens, i will immediately lose

the meaning of life. we know exactly how to start the morning correctly, together with the audience we will prepare a delicious breakfast. good morning, i am very glad to see you in my kitchen today. this will be one of my favorite breakfasts, we will cook zucchini pancakes with red fish, in addition to this we will prepare a healthy green salad. vlad, good morning, i am glad to see you in my. kitchen. today we will cook zucchini omelette with cottage cheese and spinach filling. and we will get a boost of energy for the whole

day. and the third exercise will be a crunch for the press. this will help you maintain a good figure. bend your legs, move them as far as possible to your buttocks, lie down and slowly rise. we will have three exercises. at an easy, calm pace, repeat all the movements. your joints, your muscles, your body will thank you, stretch your legs forward, take a deep breath, raise your arms up, lower yourself down, touch your right hand diagonally hands, left, watch in the project the breakfast of the champion on our tv channel, we take care of the expedition in the corners of our country, we straighten out there, you hear how the earth breathes and falls on... how valuable the trees are, the hell of the sun, and the heavens are far away gasping and they are hanging out on

the palms of their shoulders. things will continue to happen in minsk many times before. areas, if we follow the history and meat abrasions. today we are in lyubani, that’s what the old-timers called their pastor myastsovaya, they used to live here. and the next step is letapis settlement since 1500. so for 149 years the pinkavichy are remembered as the land of the monastic order of the franciscans. musicians, dancers, and us, as we walk, so we work. and we did not come to you ourselves, we were brought to you by a bush.

what would you be doing when you are 60 plus? oh, i don’t know, i don’t know, i really hope that at that age i will still be somewhere, i will please, of course, you and my audience in general, everything will be wonderful with me, the yellow sector will follow you, what do you do in the evening, when you have nothing to do, yeah, i watch tv series, that 's my interesting hobby, and if i have a few free evenings, then i go to

my friends outside the city, then we... relax together, my name is victoria, and i would like to ask you a question about your friends, are they also stars? yes, i can say that my very, very close friend, polina shuba, she, i can call her a television star, she is the host of the main broadcast, she is the host of the panorama, she is - how can i put it correctly,

must be lived by me, and for this, of course, naturally, i use my own experience, at the moment, probably, the song that best conveys my life, this is an awesome song, we are moving to the yellow sector, to your right. hello, victoria, my name is misha, and the thing is that my mother loves your songs, could you now sing for all of us, and accordingly for her some of your songs, with pleasure, a big hello to mom, very nice, and well, which one, here i was talking about the awesome song, here, i will probably sing the chorus, someone will tell me, you are smart brave, someone will say, absolutely inept,

only... the most important thing you will say, so that they hear, you are awesome, you are awesome, someone will tell me, you are smart brave, someone will say absolutely inept, only the most important thing you will say, so that they hear, you are awesome, you are awesome, thank you very much, please, victoria, this signal means that the time for questions to the hero is over, now you have to choose the best question of this program? oh, well for me, of course, the question about the letter to the past was undoubtedly. according to the rules of our program, the author of the best question gets a special gift from a guest. i want to give

e my this is the best such the best in 25 years, there don't be scared not a disk, there is a flash drive with 50 best songs. and there are clips, there are postcards a booklet with the words of songs that we have recorded over the past 2 years. victoria, you have the opportunity to ask the children your question right now. okay, i am sure that every person, coming into this world, has.

clever, clever, that's how it should be, work is for earning money, creativity is for the soul, it is for yourself, creativity, reveals a person and his emotions and just for the soul, to be joyful, right, great, victoria,

it's time to say goodbye to our audience, young, thank you, so, honored artist of the republic of belarus, victoria oleshko, today is a guest on the program 100 questions to an adult. victoria, how do you like our children's audience? i am delighted, i am filled with positive emotions, because i felt sincerity, i felt pleasant energy, i felt interest, and this is very important for me. what was this conversation for you?

i am addressing our audience. do you think you, that our hero was maximally frank with you today? who thinks so, raise your hands. who is ready to give a reasoned answer, why? it seemed to me that in each question there was a share of sincerity, well , it is very beautiful. but especially on the question about the letter to the past, it was clear that the person was not withdrawn and he was interested in participating in this program, which i am for. i am very grateful that she showed us, well, and her sincerity was so cordial, open. each person is associated with something, for me this person is associated with the sun, she is so sunny, bright, energetic, kind,

she is so open, so positive that it simply takes my breath away from how much a person, how much a person can be sincere, open, cheerful and... simply cheerful. victoria, we have such a rule: the last word is always for the hero. summarize the conversation that took place. a wonderful conversation, thank you very much to everyone, to all the guys.