The Visitors to Larry Flynt’s Hustler strip club in Las Vegas will be able to receive a booster or a vaccine against covid-19 Tuesday in partnership with the organization Immunize Nevada, through its “Boobs for Boosters” pop-up clinic.
“With the Omicron variant on the rise and the influx of holiday travel, we felt it was necessary to launch a second vaccination campaign at Larry Flynt’s Hustler Club Las Vegas,” GoBEST founder Jason Mohney told The Sun.
“Since the club is conveniently located off the I-15 freeway near the Las Vegas Strip, we hope to attract both tourists and locals, including the club’s entertainers and staff.”
Anyone who shows up at the strip club can receive both the first and second doses of Pfizer and Modernaor a Johnson and Johnson injection.
People can also receive a booster vaccine, if they have not already received one from Pfizer or Moderna.
Other vaccines will also be available, such as a regular-dose flu vaccine or higher-dose ones for people ages 65 and older.
Those who can show proof of being fully vaccinated and having received a booster will receive a $200 gift card to all GoBest locations and dinner for two at one of their restaurants.
He Hustler club also held a similar pop-up vaccination clinic in May of this yearwhich was received with the same appreciation as this one by the health department.
“This is just another way to access our population,” said JoAnn Rupiper, the chief nurse for the Southern Nevada Health District. “It might appeal to some people who like novelty, I guess.”
The move appears to be helping encourage people to get vaccinated in case they put it off.
About 46 percent of the state’s population ages 12 and older has received at least one shot of the vaccine, but health officials say they have seen a sharp drop in demand.
The state is turning to pop-up vaccination clinics to help reach its goal of 75 percent vaccination in the state.
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