Welcome back to the corporate gossip podcast and a special welcome to all of our new listeners. We are so

excited to snark with you. If you're new to the podcast, I posted a guide to our back catalog on

Instagram. So you want to check that out. And now my favorite thing, thanking all the people who

bought us coffees. And guys, this week is a special thanks to you because I dipped into the coffee fund yesterday, big time.

I went at the butt crack of dawn to the Southern District of New York Federal Court in downtown Manhattan

so I could be in the courtroom as Sam Bankman-Fried took the stand at his criminal fraud trial.

I have so many notes.

And if you guys follow me on

Instagram, I posted a bunch of updates there. But you can hear more about that on next week's

episode. But I physically would not have been able to wake up at that early hour without the

following people who bought us coffees this week. Rachel, Julia Z, and old friend of the pod,

Nico, thank you all so much. If you want to support the Rachel, Julia Z, and old friend of the pod, Nico.

Thank you all so much.

If you want to support the podcast and get a shout out in the show,

you can click the Bias of Coffee link in the show notes.

Halloween is finally here. Crispy fallen leaves crunch under little costumed feet as children race between houses.

Neighbors yelp as disembodied hands emerge from candy bowls and pillowcases heavy with chocolate drag across the sidewalks.

But if you look in the distance, just beyond the cul-de-sac, behind the rotted wooden fence,

illuminated by the orange haze of an autumn moon, you'll find one of the most haunted graveyards in America.

They say the spirits of those buried here are in purgatory and still possess the living.

No, I'm serious. Come on, let's check it out.

Here lies Jack Welsh, legend of layoffs, overlord of offshoring, sovereign of stock buybacks born in Salem 1935 oh look at this one let me dust it off here lies David Koch whose

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