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These people just make noise and basically waste our time.

Dear members of the media and the public, I welcome you.

Live from the heart of Midhead.

It is the Von Hessler Doctrine.

Your lovable, huggable host is out today.

I'm Tim Andrews.

The lady you'll hear very soon is Autumn Fisher.

The man behind the glass is George, not right yet, is George Clark. And joining us, as always, is the king of the East Side homesteaders, Jared Yamamoto.

What's going on, Tim? I'm glad that you embraced midhead Atlanta right there, in between Midtown and Buckhead.

That's right. What other name would you have?

You know what? I was driving in, and I was more observant coming from the west side of town where I'm from.

How could you possibly be more observant? You're the most observant person there is.

I appreciate it. Hand feeding corn to deer in your little neighborhood over there.

That's right. Have you seen that autumn? He just feeds these deer.

No, I have not seen. I didn't know you did that.

Well, yeah, he and he and his lovely wife, they have deer and all sorts of wild creatures roaming over there and their, uh, in their, uh, frontier nature preserve that they're on our little pioneered area of land over in West Atlanta.

They're trying to brand this part of town as uptown, but it does not, it does not

stake. Midhead is way better than Uptown. Well, I don't know about that.

Yeah, we'll just leave it right. We'll just leave it right there. Yeah. I think, I think from a

branding standpoint, I could see the banners all around this part of town. Mm-hmm. Why are they calling it Uptown?

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