Slack presents hands-free conversations.

Hello, car commuter, dog walker, stroller pusher.

Your hands are busy.

It's why we created huddles in Slack, because sometimes talking is easier than typing.

Huddle without the hassle.

In Slack.

The Bert show.

I don't know about you guys, but I know if the world is coming to an end,

I don't want to survive it.

I think it's going to be a real pain in the ass. I really do.

There'll be a lot of headaches. A lot of headaches. I just don't have the time.

And you know what, I'm just tired. I'm tired.

Wi-Fi will be out.

We can't have that, man.

So there are some that are preparing for whatever the end is.

Is it nuclear war? is it biological weapons, it doesn't matter, but they have been called

doomsday preppers because they are getting ready, like they're going to be better prepared

for when these things come up than others

and I didn't even know none of us knew until two days ago that we have two in

studio. Yeah so I wouldn't call myself a doomsday prepper. It's more like just being prepared for an

emergency but maybe a little more than most people and my husband makes fun of

me for it but I think it's smart. I have two young kids if something happens when we're in the car I want to be able to

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