Hey, you guys. I thought I would never have to talk about Elon Musk again, but today after

he finished taping the show, Elon filed with the SEC that he wants to back out of his $44

billion agreement to buy Twitter, setting up kind of a phase two in this whole saga.

We taped too early in the day on Friday to get to this news, but you can be sure we'll be back

to you next week with more all about it. Okay, on to the show.

Hello and welcome to the Thames, the Breaks episode of Sleet Money, or guide to the business

and finance news of quite a tumultuous week. I'm Felix Amniv Axios, I'm here with Emily Peck,

also of Axios. Hi. We're here with Elizabeth Spires. Hello. And we are, well, you two are just looking

at Boris Johnson and rolling your eyes and going, ha ha, because you don't have like, you know,

you don't come from that benighted island. Some of us do. Anyway, yeah, the UK is falling apart.

Again, the Prime Minister has resigned. We're going to talk about what happened there. We're going

to talk about the jobs numbers that came out this morning, whether we're in a recession, the vibes.

We're going to talk about air travel. We are going to wind up in a weird digression somewhere

in the numbers round about our authentication, because why not? We're going to have a slate plus

about probabilistic analysis, which is much more interesting than it sounds. It's all coming up on

Slate Money.

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Okay, let's talk about the jobs report, because we had... What was it? 375,000, some massive

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