Can confirm. I live for the drama of having to scold my clients for their tweets. It was a high point in my life when I got to scold a B-list celebrity client.

feel compelled to point out the distinction here is that you were probably working for somebody who would pay you

Celebrities simply should not be allowed to communicate with the public directly and unfiltered That's what handlers and babysitters are for

Scolding clients is like 90% of the job. It’s how we get our power