The following podcast contains explicit language.

Hello and welcome to the everything you ever wanted to know about Taylor Swift edition of Slate Money with our resident Taylor Swift expert, Mr. Jacob Weisberg.

This is going to be amazingly fun, not only because we have Jacob Weisberg here, who knows

more about Taylor Swift than anyone else I know.

I think fuck all is the technical term.

Taylor, you have two teenagers. I mean,

Jacob, you have two teenage teenagers. Nightingham is called Taylor. Yeah, no, we didn't name either the master Taylor, although even that does work for either gender. My teenagers have had no

interest in Taylor Swift. My 18-year-old daughter has not been interested in Taylor Swift. What can I say? I've been looking to look what you'd made me do on like repeat. Wait, really? Who do you have a feud with? You're like imagining. Like, who is your, who are you putting in place of Kanye? I'm, I'm a, I'm a, I'm a fan, I can say.

Assume to be a super fan?

No, we are actually going to be talking about Taylor Swift.

Her mechanism for trying to circumvent the scalpers.

This is a issue which has been around for a long time.

She has a bright idea. We'll talk about that.

We're going to talk about eight million square feet of new Amazon headquarters and where they might go.

And because Jacob Weisberg is, oh, Jacob, well, you should probably introduce yourself. You're like our boss, but...

Not really.

But not really.

I run the...

I'm chairman of the Slate Group, which includes Slate and Panoply.

And as part of that, a big part of my job has been developing all of the podcasting we're doing.

But I'm mainly just a listener of yours, Felix.

I would never call myself your boss in any way. I feel like if there's a panoply show with

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