So a few weeks ago, Katie decided that our team needed a better way to communicate. So she set us up on Trello, which of course I had never heard of.

Katie, you want to explain what Trello is for maybe some of our other listeners who maybe is in the dark as I was?

Well Trello just happens to be my absolute favorite project management app and what I mean by that is I put all of my recipes in Trello I Brian and I manage our household in Trello I've

got homeschool things in there I've got travel lists like it is my absolute favorite

app and I've been trying to get Ginger on board.

It's not a complicated app, but there are a lot of details in it.

I mean, you can get quite detailed with it.

Yeah, well, it's like pulling teeth to get me to do anything new when it comes to technical stuff.

Can be.

Like every technical thing that Katie talks me into, it was not without complications on my part. So of course, Katie pretty much had to walk me through every step.

Anyway step one obviously was to download the app.

Sounded easy enough but when I tried to download it a message popped up that said Trello wants to use and I'm just

gonna spell this out for you guys ATL as S Ia N dot com to share information about you now because I fly in and out of

Atlanta all the time the ATL stood out to me as Atlanta and then the word

Asian but with just two

essence so I read it as Atlanta Asian.com

wants to share information about you

so I texted Katie and said so now it's asking permission for an Asian company in Atlanta to share my information.

Is that okay? I saw ATL Asian, but what is it really?

So Atlassian first of all Asian has one S so you know I know you were

under a lot of stress with this new app in your world but Atl lastian is the company that owns or I guess they bought

out trello and so yes they were asking to use your information to I will admit

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