If you're an agency that can scale up arbitrarily, by all means work for bad clients, especially as you've got people relying on you making payroll. If you're j

If you're an agency that can scale up arbitrarily, by all means work for bad clients, especially as you've got people relying on you making payroll. If you're just a freelancer, why bother? There are only so many billable hours in the year, and there's more work than you could ever turn down, most of it for agencies that are unable to say no.