No Broken Penises!

I had to ask Google Artificial Insemination service …

The idea that drivers of big pickup trucks have broken or small penises is an urban myth and a cultural stereotype. It is a trope used to mock or criticize the behavior of certain truck owners, often associated with “fragile masculinity,” “pavement princesses” (trucks that never go off-road), or a desire to “compensate” for something. 

• Stereotype Origin: The saying is a popular, non-scientific, often humorous, or derogatory comment meant to imply that the owner is overcompensating for a lack of confidence or physical size.
• Driver Reality: While the stereotype is widely known, people drive big trucks for a variety of reasons, including practical utility, work requirements, personal preference for safety (or feeling safe), or simply enjoying the vehicle’s capability.
• Context: The debate often highlights a distinction between those who use their trucks for work (towing, hauling) and those who use them for daily commuting in urban areas. 

In summary, there is no physical or medical connection between vehicle size and a driver’s anatomy; the claim is purely a cultural insult.