Show Notes
On this week's episode of Here For The Craic with Emma Neill we are getting into the ins and outs of the manipulation tactic used globally amongst the men children of the world- it's weaponised incompetence. We're all guilty of it from time to time, or maybe as a kid, but as a grown man? Surely the incompetent man child is attractive to none? Oh because it benefits them of course 🥰 It lets them get away with doing the bare minimum. Let's get into it...
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