Hello and welcome to the Omnishambles edition of Slate Money, your guide to the business and finance news of the week.

I'm Felix Salmon of Axios.

I am a Brit.

Britain is what is known as omnischambling off a cliff right now.

We are going to talk all about that.

We are going to talk about Amazon and it's huge, marauding, massive contract delivery,

not quite employees who are running people over on the streets

and causing death and destruction in their wake.

We are going to talk about the Fernandez-Fennandez ticket.

You get to find out all about the Fernandez-Fennandez ticket from the get to find out all about the Fernandez-Fennandez

ticket from the one and only and the Schemansky, who's right here in the studio, and also from

Emily Peck of the Huffington Post. We are even going to talk about Walmart in Slate Plus. So stay

tuned for all of that coming up on Slate Money.

So let's start with Brexit because I have been getting so many questions, like just

non-news people at Axios come up to me and say, Felix, you need to explain Brexit to me.

I've been getting like literally more media requests than ever, I think, in my entire life.

Can you please come on American media and explain what's going on with Brexit?

I mean, can you explain what's going on with Brexit?

Because it's become incomprehensible to most people, I think even to people who live there.

The general rule of thumb is no one understands what is going on, up to

and including Boris Johnson. So if you don't understand what's going on, don't feel bad about

this, don't feel stupid. No one really understands what's going on. It makes basically no sense.

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