Minor celebs (footballers, soap stars, aspiring models) often have chips on their shouldes and little respect for anyone or anything. Larger celebs (movie stars, iconic TV people) often have a privilege mindset but luckily iconic Oz celebs are pretty much down to earth (they've usually had the stuffing kicked out of them by the time they've climbed the greasy pole and learned to behave if they've diva tendencies to being with - exceptions of course!). Treat the C list as special needs clients and you'll be less surprised at their behaviours. Treat the A graders as ordinary people doing a job and they'll appreciate you more.
Celebrity doesn't rub off despite what many people think and hope ( 'I've danced with a man, who's danced with a girl, who's danced with the Prince of Wales' ). Just treat them as ordinary tenants. The A list will appreciate it and you'll save yourself dramas with the C list.
And agree Rae - it's the 'posse' that you have to watch out for.
Celebrity doesn't rub off despite what many people think and hope ( 'I've danced with a man, who's danced with a girl, who's danced with the Prince of Wales' ). Just treat them as ordinary tenants. The A list will appreciate it and you'll save yourself dramas with the C list.
And agree Rae - it's the 'posse' that you have to watch out for.