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Now, the "Austin Art Farm" boasts that it is a center for local "artists" to explore their creative beings, a place where "art" is made, and people can come and do their "art". BUT, that is not the case and in the year I was there I do not remember any other local "artists" coming there and doing their "art" other than Jennifer, but she had done most of her art work outside of the "Austin Art Farm" and long before she ever moved there. Pod attempted to do his art work there by setting up a recording studio in the back bedroom when he moved into it after I moved out of it, but his creative spirit was trampled on by Adam Yoo and his controlling and manipulative ways, and before long Pod had to move out to save not only his work but his sanity as well. Adam Yoo claims that the "Austin Art Farm" is self sustaining through the art work that comes out of there, and that is partially true to a point, but it is how this money is made that is questionable. The glass blowing studio on the property is the main reason Adam is still there to this day and is not homeless, and the main production of this glass blowing studio is drug paraphernalia. Glass pipes used to smoke marijuana, crack and other drugs. Sure, he uses cleaver terms like bats or oil burners, but there is no mistaking the similarities between these items or crack stems and meth cookers. Adam has never for as long as I have known him ever worked a real job, and by real job I mean a job where he gets up, goes to work, does something productive, comes home, and at the end of the week collects a pay check. Adam has always been about scheming his next bit of income from a failed piercing jewelery venture in Arkansas to his current "apprenticeship program" (read about it in that section). But, suffice it to say Adam has made lots of money off the hard work of others without ever lifting a finger or following through on what he had promised them.

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