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Welcome to Food for Thought, a podcast, gavfest for an amulti-racial mix of queer writers

gather on the table to talk about sex, identity, culture, what we like to read, and who we like

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Y'all, sorry, we're recording in LA right now, and there's a guy in the hallway who,

I mean he has a mask on, but I can tell he's hot. I love that, like the bus person at the

place last night, he had a mask on, but you knew he was hot. And let me tell you, he's wearing

a tight shirt and he's got, I want to motor about this. He was so good. What is that? How

do y'all kind of like the mask, like is someone like hot with or without their mask? You can

tell, but you can tell, bro, not to be awful, but sometimes the bottom half of that face is

a plot twist, you know, sometimes it's, you know, and like with me, like one of my like number one

features that I look for in a, in a, in a, boy, B-O-I is like pretty eyes. And so like, I was so

enamored with the eyes. Yes, yes. I do think that it makes you, you know, it makes you notice

the things, the bit of face that you can see, you notice everything so much more. So I, the eyes

are huge, but I, you know, I love a good, luscious lip, which is obviously, this is my problem with

masks is no one can tell how good my lips look. You do have nice lips. When I get filler, I'll be

have this, you know, saved to my plastic surgery folder on Instagram. I'm just so glad I don't have

those, like, no, people lip, like turn in, like even just like, just a little bit of lip that I

have. The Mitch McConnell. The Mitch McIntyre. The McConnell. Yeah, what lip. That's the person

who I've enjoyed seeing a mask. That's true. I mean, because then we're literally seeing less of

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