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Live from Sherwood Forest in the heart of Atlanta, Georgia,

hour one of the Von Hester Doctrine begins right now.

I am your lovable for the time being not so huggable, mid-morning chat host, Eric Von Hessler,

surrounded by the doctrinares, man of a thousand voices, Tim Andrews, lady of quite a few voices in her own right, Autumn Fisher,

and the handsomest producer in all of producery, Jared Yamamoto.

And I'm hanging in there. Hanging strong.

Tough days for Jared Yamamoto.

I'm a social butterfly, man. I'm trying my best

to flutter my wings and

be social around my house.

Well, you need to be, I don't know if you've gotten

the message, but at this point you should be a socially distant butterfly. Well, you need to be, I don't know if you've gotten the message, but at this point, you should be a socially distant butterfly. And we need, now, this, hard days for Jared

Yamamoto, because luckily, like many of us, he has not been stricken with the COVID-19.

He is, however, allergic to everything under the sun. I was privy once when he

came back and they did what they call a patch test. Do you know what that is? A patch test? Yeah, they

test you on your back to see what you're allergic to. How does that even work? What are they like,

they rub apples over your back and you get like a big bump and you can't have apples.

It was funny with apples because we weren't sure if I was allergic to them or not.

They actually did take the skin of an apple and they put it into, I guess, a little needle.

And they injected it in my back to see howlory's one.

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