Konstantin Kisin

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And there's a reasonable chance it's not doing its job.

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It's underwear built around the dual pouch system.

What that means in plain English, everything stays where it should be.

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There is apparently a technical term for what this creates, and that term is zen-like separation, which sounds ridiculous and 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.

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And I'll be honest, 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.

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And what you're talking about actually has resonance with nowadays, because to me, it seems that Athens was a victim of its own success.