Okay, my nomination for the best titled nonfiction book so far of this year is Evan Osnose's new collection, The Haves and the Have Yachts.

It's a compilation of pieces Evan reported for The New Yorker about extreme wealth.

And it's not just a good title. This book is a juicy read.

Evan brings us up close into the world of the very, very rich, the ones who own football field-sized boats that cost hundreds of millions of dollars to buy and millions more just to maintain. The ones who have teams of financial experts managing their family money, helping it grow, and helping keep it out of the grasp of tax collectors. And the very rich who invest fortunes in building underground bunkers and island compounds.

Because even as they have so much, they know there's something deeply vulnerable about society's current trajectory and unequal distribution of wealth.

Now, we talk about money a lot on our show, usually about how it's working or not in our lives.

It's harder for our show, which focuses on real people sharing concrete details about

their lives, to sketch out the structural reality at the very top. But Evan Osnows has spent a lot of

time up there, studying how the very rich think about their money and what it's for and why they

still want more. And this week, he is our

guide into the lives of the very, very rich right now about what their choices and incentives

mean for all of us and what it's like to take a ride on one of those mega-mega yachts.

An editor at The New Yorker had said,

hey, do you think you might want to write about these giant yachts?

And I kind of thought to myself,

this is going to be impossible because it's a little bit like asking people to talk about

what's in your safe in your home this is death sex and money

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