Hello, and welcome to Slate Money travel. Yes, this is Tuesday, or at least it came out on Tuesday.

I don't know when you're listening to it, but this is a very special Slate Money travel episode of Slate Money.

It's a little mini-series that we're doing all about the economics and business and finance and just general everything of travel.

But mainly what it is is an excuse to bring Kathy O'Neill back onto Slate Money. Kathy, you're here. I'm here. Welcome. Thank you so much. I miss you guys. What are we going to talk about today? I think we're going to talk about over-traveling and how to do it right. You've been traveling too much. Way much. And you are sick of the business class lifestyle.

Okay.

Yeah, make it sound pretty bad.

Yes, that's right.

So we're going to laugh at you.

There's downsides to business class.

We're going to talk about the downsides to business class.

We're going to talk about the one time that you wanted to eat food, which was so amazing that, like, yeah,

it's not going to come as a surprise because this is the country with the best food in the world.

That's true.

We're going to talk about how much you love Paris.

We're going to talk about how to pronounce the airport in Amsterdam.

We are going to talk about peanut butter crackers. This is going to be so good. We are going to

talk about peanut butter crackers. This is going to be so good. It's going to be a fun show because it has Kathy O'Neill on it and Kathy O'Neill is the best person. So welcome, Kathy. Thank you. We are going to talk about the jet-setting life of the one and only Kathy O'Neill coming up on slate money travel

Kathy O'Neill coming up on Slate Money Travel. Kathy O'Neill, you did not go to Davos. It's true. Neither did I. I mean, I feel really good about us. I feel like we made the right decision. I feel like maybe, you know, all those stories they said, like, Peak Davos has passed. I think that was because of us. It was, yeah, the minute I stopped going, it became irrelevant.

I kind of feel that way. I was never invited until this year, so I can't really say I contributed

it a lot to its demise. You participated in a handful of Davos podcasts from the warmth of a New York studio.

That's true. That's true. I feel like I was in collusion.

You colluded with the Davos Industrial League.

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