The Bird Show. I think it's good to have pride for where you come from or where you live.

Like, I mean, Kentuckians are like a whole other level. There is something about us in our state that we absolutely love.

Anybody hates on it. Like only we can talk bad about Kentucky. You can't talk bad about Kentucky.

I lived in Texas for two years. Yeah, same way. That's next level. Yeah, that is the same way. And I feel the same way about Atlanta.

I've been here for 14 years now, and this is, you know, proudly where I live, and I love this city.

I think it has a lot to offer.

So when everybody hates on it, like when Matt Rife did, I just wanted to, like, come across the table at him.

This guy.

This guy. just wanted to like come across the table at him this guy this guy but he turned around i think

on Atlanta at some point yeah go for too late yeah too little too late you already said the hate man

you can't put that toothpaste back in the toothpaste tube but I came across this video from

michel jans and she came to visit the ATL and fell in love with it did nobody tell me that Atlanta is actually the coolest city that maybe I've ever been to.

My expectations were low.

And now I'm like, is this my new favorite city that I've ever been to?

I'm sitting here drinking a sun-dried tomato basil, macho, lemon spritz from a local butcher that my sister-in-law gets her meat from.

I drove through a film set today, so it felt like I was in L.A., but like the neighborhoods

feel like a cleaner Austin, so young, so hip, a ton of cool businesses.

The people are active.

The people are cool.

So much more diverse than Austin, too, which I love and we're

on the East Coast. So there's like a little bit of that East Coast charm even though we're

not coastal. Not to mention so much more affordable than L.A. or Austin. I was looking

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