Hello and welcome to the indecent proposal episode of Slate Money goes to the movies.

I'm Felix Hammond of Axios. I'm here with Anna Sch Shimanski of Breaking Views.

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This is going to be, I'm sorry to everyone else on this series, but this is going to be the best episode of Slate Money Goes to the Movies because we have

Taffy Rodas Aagna, Taffy welcome. It is so good to be here. We are going to

Overthink Indecent. here. We are going to overthink indecent proposal, the 1993 was it? movie by Adrian Len. Is he English? I mean, sure, his name's Adrian. His name's Adrian, he's got to be

England. Anyway, some guy called Adrian made a movie. It has to mean Moore and Robert Redford and

Woody Harrison and people having sex on cash and people having sex for cash and lots of kind of weird fact-up attitudes towards money and women.

We are going to talk all about it.

This is, I promise you, the best episode of Slate Money of the Year, so enjoy.

It's all coming up on Slate Money

goes to the movies.

I bet you say that to all the girls.

Okay, Taffy, tell me, how old were you and where were you when you first saw

indecent proposal, which is the best name for a movie ever.

It's the best name and I have to tell you how indecent proposal has followed me into my journalism career.

It comes up more than you would think, but first I'll answer your question. I will tell you that it was 1993

I had just graduated from high school. I saw it at the Sheapshead Bay United Artists movie.

And as you know, I was raised in a very religious home.

And so movies were really important to me because they were there to show me how I was going to live eventually.

And when I saw a indecent proposal,

it was like one of the things that could possibly happen to me in my life.

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