This was brought up years ago...but with the ever changing dynamics of the board, let's see what your reaction would be.
Your client, while in a heated tryst has a massive heart attack, he keels over. You noticed his wedding ring. Let's say it's outcall. What would you do? Of course after you call 911....you would call 911, right?
Would you stick around? Or would you apply a post it on his forehead and say when it happened and any other info you feel is important before you split. Oh don't forget the envelope...lol
And a bonus question for extra kudos. You don't kiss... so do you apply CPR??
It's 2020, cut me some slack.

If it were incall that would suck, too. Logistically, how does that work and what does the hotel do?

Outcall, I think it depends on the location.

If it happens to me just roll into the hallway and lock the door.  

The room is in the girl's name, not mine.

Don't touch the wedding ring.

...absolutely necessary anymore; chest compressions alone can help save lives.  100 compressions a minute.  You don't have to keep count - simply sing "ha, ha, ha, ha, stayin' alive" over and over while doing the compressions.  It keeps the proper tempo and may cause the victim to regain consciousness and say: "Stop singing that fucking line over and over!!"

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... a now infamous story of a "professional sugar baby" who was dating a senior exec at the worlds largest search engine (Google it for the name .  He flew her to him (FMTY) from the mid-west to the California Bay Area, then they went to his yacht for a day of frolicking, booze and surprisingly (at least to me) recreational drugs by injection (aka heroin).  

 
Unfortunately, he died on the boat as a result of an overdose. There is a video - used successfully by the prosecution - showing her discovering he is dead, grabbing the cash, finishing her glass of wine and leaving... without ever calling 911 or doing anyone else.  

 
I think if she had at least called 911 and provided some form of CPR, she probably would have avoided arrest and subsequent charges for drug possession and murder (not sure if it was 2nd degree or negligent homicide).  

 
So the lesson is: Do the right thing - at least for a little while until you get the hell out of there - especially if you could be on security video.  

 
Life is good

 
The Cat

And like I mentioned, this topic was brought up years ago, not sure if it was in the LA board. But back then, when we had woman particating the replies were very interesting and some comical.
So I was just curious as to how the now would react.

"Stroke Guy" did claim when I met him that it wasn't an actual stroke, just some sort of seizure.He looked fine.

This magic moment......lol