Hello and welcome to the Occupy French Starbucks edition of Slate Money, your guide to the Business and Finance News of the Week.

I'm Felix Salmon of Axios. As ever, Anna Shimanski is here.

Hello? And Emily Peck of the Huffington Post.

Hello. And we have a bonafide Frenchman. We have a Frenchman who is French from his well quaffed hair to his very toes,

Mr Rob Cox of breaking views.

Bonjour.

Rob Cox is not actually French, but you live in Paris now.

And you are going to tell us all about what's been going on with the yellow vest for so you insist on calling them because you're now French

there's gilégien.

You are going to help us understand what has been going on with Tesla this week and why they have suddenly

seemingly cared much more about cost-cutting of late than growth. We are going to talk about Facebook and their moderation

and how well it's going. spoiler alert not very. And we're going to talk a bit

about a bit more I should say about 3G which is this

You know international quasi-Brazilian company which bought Kraft Heinz and wound up not doing very well with it and it's

kind of be like a super gnarly interesting awesome episode of Slate Money

so all of that plus, if you're a Slate Plus member,

Existentialism from Emily Peck about, you know, she's coming over all Jean-Paul Sart,

you have no idea. This is going to be a good one so stay tuned. This is all coming up on slate money.

So the big news of this week or or one of the big news, as teased by Elon Musk on his

Twitter account in a tweet that may or may not have violated the agreement with the SEC was that he is going to actually sell the model 3 for $35,000,

which he kept on saying he was going to do it and never did it was always much more expensive

like when he started telling it it was over 70,000 dollars and everyone was like this is the

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