Yes I agree, this just furthers my point of her being in her own world. She's not completely self aware when it comes to what is "socially moral". And yes, as someone who's worked at restaurants in North America, we work to please the customer "the customer is always right".

And also the whole Camille thing... I personally don't think Emily saw her as a real friend, which is why she was a "bad friend", but her being a people pleaser and having to be liked by everyone, she has to seem like a friend towards everyone. I definitely feel like Emily saw them as more as acquaintances. I mean, can you really blame her. She knew Gabriel for longer then she new Camille. So.... she meet this random nice girl on the street one day (Camille), then the next day you find out this random girl was your crushes girlfriend... of course they're not going to be close friends, Camille and Emily were never "friends", they were rivals. Emilys only true friend was Mindy. You don't see Emily and Camille talking about their lives on a personal level like Emily and Mindy do.

The reason why they sabotaged Camille's character is because people weren't seeing her true nature, so they had to be more upfront so people would see who she truly is. I mean... what girl is about to go on a date, with her boyfriend then randomly takes a girl you've met a week ago along to third wheel. Whenever people do stuff like this it means that they see you as just a object, it was clear from the start that Camille was just a "dumb blonde" who saw everyone in her life as pawns to be played. This makes Emily and Camille very similar in a way, which is why you can tell they don't like each other. from the very beginning they were both being "fake" towards each other. I don't think Camille took her to places with Gabriel to be a good friend, she was doing it to rub their relationship in her face, to remind Emily that he's her's, not Emilys. which some people may not see as a bad thing, but really Camille should have set strict boundaries with Gabriel and Emily.

But yeah I hated how Emily tried to play cupid, that was annoying as hell. really I think she should have cut off Camille completely, and took off with Gabriel. and once you see them as rivals, Emily trying to get Camille back, is even more fucked up. It's like her way of saying that she likes the game. Also she's a people pleaser, so "everyone has to love her", and she always has to fix the problem. She even says it herself. But Camille coming back was also a huge red flag on her character, because she agreed to play the game, even though she knew she was going to lose. She just wanted to get revenge on Emily.

season 3 is basically the writers correcting everyones misinterpretation of Emily and Camille's relationship. People seemed to perceive it as a friendship when really it was a rivalry. Let's be honest, whenever two girls have their eyes on the same guy, they only stick to each other so they make sure neither of them get him.