The Gist and Emily Yoffe call back a Dear Prudence writer, and Adam Davidson explains tax inversions.

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Aug. 29 2014 8:51 PM

The Thing I Need to Do Before “I Do”

The Gist and Emily Yoffe follow up with Dear Prudence writer “Young and Restless” from five years ago.

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Did Dear Prudence writer "Young and Restless" cure her wanderlust before it was too late?

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Today on The Gist, Adam Davidson from Planet Money explains what tax inversions tell us about corporate taxes. Plus, Slate’s Emily Yoffe joins us for a Post-Prudence Impact Statement with past letter writer Young and Restless. For Mike’s Speil, he looks at the relationship between first names and successful careers in politics.

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