The Ringer’s very own number one boys, Chris Ryan and Jason Concepcion, are talking business by breaking down the second episode of Season 2 of Succession. The Fly Guys recap the show by buying or selling characters, giving finance lessons, and talking about the wildest rich-person moment from the episode.
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‘Number One Boys’: Watch Episode 2 of Our ‘Succession’ Aftershow
Chris Ryan and Jason Concepcion recap “Vaulter,” including analysis of Kendall Roy’s job performance
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