Hello! Welcome to the Nron 2 episode of Sleep Money, your guide to the business and

finance news of the week in which the guy who was in charge of dealing with bankrupt

Nron then became the guy who is now in charge of dealing with bankrupt FTX. His letter came

out this week and I am going to talk about it, I am Felix Salmon of Axios, I am going

to talk about it with Elizabeth Spires and also Emily Peck of Axios. We're going to talk

about all of the other parallels, Lehman Brothers, WeWork, Uber, I don't know, there are

lots of parallels in terms of business history of businesses going best and trying to

wonder what were the implications of that and what could the implications of the FTX

collapse be. We are going to talk about Joan Didian on her estate sale. We have a slight

plus on Elon Musk and the way he's tweeting all of his CEO decisions, is that a good idea?

I'm going to find out. On the slate money.

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