Sheath on TRIGGERnometry

Let's talk underwear. Admittedly, not the topic I expected to be discussing when we started this show, but here we are. Turns out most men are wearing genuinely bad underwear and have just decided that's fine. It's not fine. That's why I want to talk about Sheath. S-H-E-A-T-H. Sheath.com. It's underwear built around a dual pouch system. What that means in plain English, everything stays where it should be. No sticking, no chafing, no shifting around mid-sentence whilst trying to maintain an air of gravitas. The fabric breathes. The design separates. There is apparently a technical term for what this creates, and that term is zen-like separation. Which sounds ridiculous, but is also completely accurate. It was developed by a veteran on his second tour, which means it was designed under conditions where comfort was not a luxury. Over 10,000 five-star reviews from people who aren't messing about. I've been wearing them for a few months, and the difference to my day-to-day comfort is bigger than I'm comfortable telling you about on a politics podcast. If you know, you know. Go to Sheath.com. That's S-H-E-A-T-H.com. Use code trigonometry at checkout for 20% off. First pair comes with a full money-back guarantee, so there's no reason not to try them. Sheath.com. Once you go Sheath, you won't go back. Sheath.com.