After the Cherkashins paid their last respects to the Soviet Epoch and buried it, they began work with the new Epoch in Russia - the epoch of capitalism. They founded the Cherkashin Metropolitan Museum. Then they privatized the government sculpture found in the Moscow metro station, Revolutionary Square. They arranged a public wedding ceremony with a real woman of our time, and the revolutionary worker from the 1930s, found in the historic, three-dimensional bronze sculptures. The Cherkashins discovered the most secretive voting methods in the world. They also found the way to succeed in the fight against inflation in the USSR. Valera Cherkashin presented an official tea party with Russian vodka in honor of his wife's birthday at the Russian Kremlin in Moscow and United States Capitol Building in Washington DC. The Cherkashins discovered the artistic solution for the issue of Northern Territories in Japan and signed a Peace agreement with the Japanese people. They sold their photographic work to major museums throughout the United States and laundered money inside the World Bank Headquarters for over half a year. Now after these historic achievements with their art, the Cherkashins decide to begin to bring together the greatest metro stations from around the world, to merge thirty-three subways into one Global Underground.