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Hello! And welcome to the cost of employment edition of Slate Money, your guide to the

Business and Finance News of the Week.

I'm Felix Hammond of Fusion. I'm joined as always

by Slate's moneybox columnist Jordan Weisman. Hello Felix. Hello Jordan and Kathy O'Neill is in Atlanta and so standing in for Kathy we have the

insanely amazing and awesome Ellie Mistel the editor of Above the Law.

Hi guys, thanks for having me.

Above the law is, quick plug.

A legal blog that focuses on the fun part of law.

It's hilarious. If you never thought that law could be

funny just check it out it's fantastic and we will be talking about the

profession of the law and why Ellie is not in it.

A little bit later.

And we'll also be talking about student loans because we love the topic of student loans.

Here's today's question. Is it ever a good idea to just simply default on your student loans? We will ask Ellie he has first person experience of this, but first we're going to talk about a different

kind of quitting we're going to talk about CEOs losing their job and one CEO in particular. It was this week, a big news week.

It was a big news week for CEOs losing their jobs. We had the co-ceios of Deutsche Bank, Anschoo Jane and Jogan Fitchin, they were fired by the board.

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