As a random visitor/bystander, that part is great. If I were her friend, however, I would have strongly advised against it. This is clearly her letting her ego

As a random visitor/bystander, that part is great. If I were her friend, however, I would have strongly advised against it. This is clearly her letting her ego take control in a tense situation, which is often not a good idea. A stunt like that should have a purpose, and having some "faux VP" moron at a PR firm feel bad about himself shouldn't cross your threshold of usefulness, especially when you have no interest in maintaining a relationship with that PR firm. Now perhaps the linkbait quality of the story, along with the entertainment value of her regular readership would make the "see how powerful I am" ->> twitterbomb tactic worthwhile, I don't know. I mean, I DID read the story and be entertained by it, but I doubt that my visit will offer the author any further value, since I am not her audience and now I have an under-informed picture who she is as a person.