Hello, welcome to the Wax Pack Setback episode of Slate Money, your guide to the Business and finance news of the week. It's been a busy week

this week. And so I, Felix, Amon of Axios, will help talk you through it along with Emily Peck,

also Vaxios. Hello, hello. And Elizabeth Spires. Hello. And we, yeah, we're going to talk about

the setback that Dwack had all credit to Emily Peck for that title.

We are going to talk about The Wing, which shut down.

We are going to talk about in Slate Plus.

We're going to talk about Citibank versus Revlon and reversibility of payments.

It's a fun, nerdy little Slate Plus.

But I have to say, we have to lead with the UK, because there was news out of the UK this

week.

So obviously we're going to talk about the big news out of the UK this week, which is the

cap on gas prices and other stuff.

It's all coming up on Sl prices and other stuff.

It's all coming up on Slate Money.

Okay, so we're going to start with Liz Truss and Liz Windsor, one of whom is still alive.

Emily, you were saying earlier to me that you have to be careful.

You have to watch your words on this here podcast because people get very upset.

And by people, you mean Americans.

You don't mean the Brits who do this weird thing

where they have weird national warning when Royals die.

We kind of understand that.

That's part of what it is to be British.

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