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LAS VEGAS (KLAS) — In response to the ongoing government shutdown, a well-known Las Vegas gentlemen’s club is extending a unique offer to federal workers who have been left without pay. Crazy Horse 3 is inviting these employees to enjoy a complimentary lap dance as a gesture of goodwill.

The initiative, dubbed “Strippers Against Shutdowns,” will commence on Wednesday, Oct. 15. This entertaining relief effort aims to provide a moment of escapism for federal workers grappling with the financial strain of the shutdown.

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