Business at DeJa’Vu boomed immediately, lifted by strippers on the back of a truck!

But public outrage over the truck grew as pictures and videos of the truck surfaced on the Internet and a county commissioner in Las Vegas vowed to shut it down.

“Could they have won in court? That would have been a long, costly, time-exhaustive battle,” Sisolak said. “They clearly got a lot of publicity as it stands, which I’m sure made them happy.”

Marketing Director Larry Beard said the club was prepared to fight county leaders and others who thought the moving truck promotion was unseemly or unsafe.

“We’re going to respect the opinion of the folks that are against it,” Beard told The Associated Press. “We’re going to be good citizens and take it off the street.”

“The girls are wearing more than the girls at the swimming pool wear,” Beard said. “Even though they’re not stripping and taking their clothes off I think people are offended because of the idea that they do.”

The Mobile promotion worked, with business booming once the truck started going out, Beard said. “We even had cars and limos following us back to the club.”