George of TheTinMen returns to the show for his third appearance, in this episode we take the YouGov Misogyny test and fail what is a childish, divisive and disappointing test, once again demonising men and spreading fear of 'modern misogyny.' We dissect why this test is stupid and delve into some of the important issues facing men in 2025. Enjoy!

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CHAPTERS:

00:00 Exposing George as a Misogynist (Begins)

00:24 Believe Women’s Gains Last 25 Years Bad for Men

01:24 Believe Women Have Things Better Than Men in Society

09:20 Believe Purpose of Feminism Is to Put Men Down

14:33 Majority of Women Want to Date Top 20% of Men

26:11 Believe Women Are More Attracted to Aggressive/Dominant Men

27:40 Believe Women Should Dress Attractive for Their Partner

29:49 Believe Man Is Entitled to S*X After Paying for Drinks

31:18 Believe It Is Wrong for Women With Many S*Xual Partners, Not Men

35:47 Believe Woman’s Fault if She Is Sad in Some Circumstances

37:59 Favourable View of Andrew Tate

38:38 Have a Negative Opinion of Women

39:12 Results

39:44 Why This Survey Is So Disappointing

43:03 George’s Concerns About Male Circumcision

52:30 How Anti-Trans Activists Scapegoat Men

1:03:52 How Modern Feminism Is So Sneaky

1:08:26 Why Men Need 2 Guy Nights Out a Week

1:11:23 Why Pride Blocks Men From Being Happy

1:20:02 Why George Feels Politically Homeless

1:23:51 Why George Created Thetinmen

1:29:15 the New Men’s Health Strategy

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