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Hello everyone in the podcast universe this is gayish the podcast that practices with the

lips the clip the tip of the tee oh god oh that was a lot to handle. Okay, great. Right up top. Yeah, we need a boom. Yeah, speaking of boom, we need to get your boom further away from your face, I think. I'm Mike Johnson. Why, that didn't sound wonderful.

Tip of the teat, tip of the teat, tip of the teat, tip of the teat.

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I'm Kyle Gets.

And we're here to bridge the gap between sexuality and actuality.

And today, we're going to talk about tops. We're going to talk about tops. Those things that spin around

that you give to children. It's going to be a very Jewish celebration of tops right today.

Uh, no, no, the things that put things inside you.

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Anything's a butt plug if you try hard. But first. But first. But first.

The news? The news, yeah. Great. So first up to the surprise of no one a study this week that came out links toxic

masculinity with supporting Donald Trump. So a team from Penn State University found a correlation between belief in quote unquote

hegemonic masculinity correlated that belief with voting for Trump.

That's the notion that men should be strong, tough, and dominant.

There were 2007 participants, the researchers recruited, those who held outdated ideals of manhood were more likely to vote for and have positive feelings about Trump.

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