Richard Hogan: Masculinity is not what Andrew Tate says it is

To be a ‘high-valued man’, as Tate calls it, you have to have fast cars and be physically aggressive. In my experience, that is the stuff of really insecure men 

Andrew Tate. Picture: Cobratate/Twitter

I remember sitting in my old business class in Rochestown College, Cork, while Mr Kennefick explained to us young entrepreneurs, the concept of caveat emptor — let the buyer beware. 

He basically told us how products are often advertised or presented in a certain way and that we, the consumer, had to be careful not to be tricked by unscrupulous marketing and sales tactics.