ABOUT THIS EPISODE
After a sober October check-in, the boys turn their attention to meditation and its insights into the nature of reality. They then react the attack on the Riyadh airport by Houthi rebels, which leads them in a broader discussion about the ongoing trouble roiling bond markets and the possibility of France slashing government services to pay off bondholders. Finally, the lads address the connection between wealth inequality and debt.
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