A strip club in Houston is making sure they get their coins during the global pandemic by any means necessary. More inside

The Coronavirus pandemic literally shut down mostly all businesses, leaving folks scrambling to come up with creative ways to keep their businesses afloat. A strip club in Houston came up with a creative way to keep their clients entertained and their dancers paid.

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According to reports, the Vivid Gentlemen’s Club in Houston has set up a drive-thru service for their clients to enjoy its traditional form of exotic dancing, along with takeout from its bar menu. It’s the first strip club in Texas to offer curbside service.

The venue installed a huge white tent outside where they used black metal barricades to separate the dancers from the cars. Some dancers wore masks, while others decided not to.

The Vivid Gentleman’s Club in Houston has set up a drive-thru strip club service

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Some dancers were seen wearing gloves to accept the cash that was given to them. In other instances, guests threw the money out of their cars and made it rain on the pavement to be picked up later.

Social distancing is being enforced to the fullest under Texas’ coronavirus regulations, where restaurants can operate only at half capacity and bars can make to-go sales only.

Paying customers are allowed a two-song limit inside the tent as their food is being prepared. Some say the pop-up strip club looks similar to pop-up COVID-19 testing sites in the state.

General manager Gino DiLollo told the local news station the drive-thru service allows dancers to continue to bring in income to provide for their families amid a statewide shutdown that has put hundreds of thousands of people in the food, beverage and live entertainment industries out of work.

This isn’t the first adult entertainment facility to come up with a creative way to continue creating income. The Lucky Devil Lounge in Portland, Oregon launched a new food delivery service that they dubbed “Boober Eats.” How fitting. Not only do the ladies deliver the food, they do it topless as an added bonus.

Gotta do what you gotta do! 

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