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Hopefully you are aware of this, but if not I just want to point out that I wouldn’t be waiting for or expecting your regular “health care provider” to be able to provide you with the shot anytime in the near-mid future, unless that provider is at a gay health care center or STI clinic. For the most part they are only being distributed via government public health authorities or in some cases at LGBT health centers. 

Hopefully you are aware of this, but if not I just want to point out that I wouldn’t be waiting for or expecting your regular “health care provider” to be able to provide you with the shot anytime in the near-mid future, unless that provider is at a gay health care center or STI clinic. For the most part they are only being distributed via government public health authorities or in some cases at LGBT health centers. 

Hopefully you are aware of this, but if not I just want to point out that I wouldn’t be waiting for or expecting your regular “health care provider” to be able to provide you with the shot anytime in the near-mid future, unless that provider is at a gay health care center or STI clinic. For the most part they are only being distributed via government public health authorities or in some cases at LGBT health centers. 

Hopefully you are aware of this, but if not I just want to point out that I wouldn’t be waiting for or expecting your regular “health care provider” to be able to provide you with the shot anytime in the near-mid future, unless that provider is at a gay health care center or STI clinic. For the most part they are only being distributed via government public health authorities or in some cases at LGBT health centers. 

If someone is being paid some $300 an hour, usually in cash, I would be astonished if they expected a tip as well.

I politely disagree. 
The “client" needed to hire a mental health professional, not an escort. 
Only a fool doesn’t know the difference. Both have their places in our
lives, but the two should never cross. As presented, what the client did 
was at the very least cruel and unusual. And yes, he bears the burden of
responsibility for his reprehensible behavior. Unfortunately, that’s a novel
concept in today’s world.
And if he truly is so out of control that he didn’t realize what he was doing 
was wrong, then an evaluation by a crisis team is imperative and perhaps
life saving. I’m of course going along with the pretense that he was in fact 
suicidal and not just a manipulative xunt. But to be honest, given the effort
it took to write a shitty review the next day, of an innocent bystander, who
apparently tried to help you, I’m leaning more towards manipulative xunt. 
Mental health is no laughing matter, but neither are psychopaths.