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STRIPPERS have launched a food delivery service called "Boober Eats" which aims to help bring people food who are in self-isolation.

The exotic dancers were left with no business after their strip club, the Lucky Devil in Oregon, closed its doors due to people social distancing amid the coronavirus crisis.

5 The strip club closed its doors after the spread of the virus caused people to self-isolate Credit: Instagram / booberpdx

5 The exotic dancers bring food to people who are self-isolating Credit: Instagram / booberpdx

Owner of the club, Shon Boulden, came up with the idea of a food delivery service as a joke but after a huge amount of interest on Facebook, decided to launch the service.

He said: "I originally did it at first as a joke and it got 150 shares on Facebook. It's like nothing we've ever had before.

"So I was like 'well why don't we try to do this?'"

Boulden told Willamette Week that the club will be offering its full menu outside of alcoholic beverages including non-alcholic drinks including ginger beer and red bull.

Like other delivery services that have sprung up over the last number of weeks it has the same drop-off service.

Once an order is placed with the club two dancers will be assigned to the delivery.

The two women will bring the food to the door all while keeping a safe distance for the self-isolated patron.

The service will include a slight performance which Boulden said would be the women wearing "pasties and booty shorts."

The women will deliver the food, dance for a few seconds and move on to their next delivery - all while keep sanitary with a disinfectant spray.

People across the US are self-isolating in order to avoid infection.

This comes after Donald Trump signed a $100billion coronavirus aid package guaranteeing paid sick leave and free testing.

The economic relief bill, signed Wednesday, will enhance unemployment assistance and provide Americans with $1billion in food aid.

Free COVID-19 testing will be provided to Americans, as well as increased federal funds for Medicaid, and extended family leave.

The relief bill comes as the number of US coronavirus cases surpass 8,000.

Trump said in a statement: "Today, I have signed into law H.R. 6201, the "Families First Coronavirus Response Act."

5 The service was first launched as a joke by the club's owner Credit: Instagram / booberpdx

5 The dancers hope to keep people entertained while they are social distancing Credit: Facebook

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