Hello and welcome to the ab roller with Wi-Fi edition of Slate Money or guide to the Business and Finance news of the week. We are back on our timely

slate moneying this week. No more Q&A episodes or anything like that. We are going to give

you all of the analysis you want of everything in the news except for Brexit. Or Argentina.

Well, I mean, like there are certain things which are just constant drumbeats of chaos like Brexit and Argentina. Well, I mean, there are certain things which are just constant drum beats of chaos,

like Brexit and Argentina, and we will talk about them occasionally.

Let's just stipulate that Brexit and Argentina are Fuster Clucks and then move on.

We are going to talk about Bill Dudley, who is this very grand person who apparently doesn't like Trump

very much and certainly doesn't like trade wars. We are going to talk about Peloton going public

and also WeWork, which is going public and their whole business model. But most excitingly,

Emily, we are going to talk about the Popeye's chicken sandwich, everyone. We are going to talk about the Popeye's chicken sandwich.

So stay tuned.

You want to know what Emily, what Emily thinks about the Popeye's chicken sandwich.

All of that.

And a long conversation about General Electric in Sleep Plus is coming up on Slate Money.

Okay, so let's talk about Bill Dudley, Anna.

Bill Dudley is about as grand as grandees come.

Am I right?

He's like chairman of the New York Fed.

He was something, something at Goldman Sachs.

He was vice chair of the Federal Reserve Board. Was he not? I Fed. He was something, something at Goldman Sachs. He was vice chair of the Federal

Reserve Board. Was he not? I think. He suddenly sat on the FOMC for many, many years.

He has a rate setting committee. Yeah, long and illustrious history. He is one of those

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