A warning, this episode includes brief mention of sex.

The new Netflix movie Fair Play is about a couple that's young in love and hot for one another

at least until one gets a promotion over the other at the hedge fund where they both

work. Things get really awkward at home and in the office.

Can their relationship withstand the pull of cutthroat ambition, male ego, or is their

stock doomed for a free fall?

I'm Linda Holmes.

And I'm Aisha Harris, and today we're talking about fair play on pop-quarter happy hour from

NPR.

Here with me and Linda today is Will and Wong.

She's the co-host of NPR's Daily Economics Podcast, The Indicator from Planet Money.

Welcome back, Whelan.

Thanks, great to be here.

And also with us is the co-host of Slate's Icy YMI podcast and former P.C.H.

producer, Candace Lim, it's so good to have you back.C.H.H.H. producer, Candice.

Oh my gosh, hi guys.

Hey, hey.

So Fairplay stars Phoebe Dinover and Alden Erron Reich.

You might remember her from the first season of Bridgerton and he was Young Han solo.

Here they play Emily and Luke, a newly engaged couple who were also colleagues at a New York City hedge fund. Now after a senior

financial analyst is unceremoniously fired Emily's unexpectedly tapped to take

his place Luke is now her direct report. He's thrown for loop and the shift in

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