What is an essential business? Some are confused on whether or not they have to go to work.
One business that wasn't deemed essential was a strip club. The Lucky Devil Lounge was closed down in Oregon, so they decided to transition their business model.
They are now using their dancers to deliver food.
Their service is called, "Boober Eats."
The home delivery service, in which a pair of scantily clad strippers will deliver hot food to your door, started as a joke Boulden posted on social media. When people began seriously inquiring about orders, Boulden saw potential.
So, while the rest of Portland was hoarding toilet paper and pasta, he bought out one local store’s stock of pasties.
From 7 p.m. to 1 a.m., Boober Eats is offering the full menu from the Lucky Devil Lounge at the same prices. Delivery rates are generally $30, but vary depending on distance from the lounge.
The dancers are safe since they will all travel with a security guard. And presumably they're dropping off goods on the porch. What are you supposed to do, ogle through the Nest camera?
