Plot

When Danny stands up to a friend-stripper's boss, Dalinda convinces him to stand up for all exotic dancers, who go on strike and have an effect on all aspects of the tourist trade in Las Vegas, including Mike, whose friends happen to be in town for the sole reason of hitting the gentlemen's clubs, and Dalinda herself, who feels the pangs of impending motherhood. Sam, while in the midst of doing a favor for Piper, asks one of her in return.—Moviedude1

Dragged to a strip-club while celebrating with Mike, Danny becomes the protector of stripper Angie Corbett, a local friend and brings her home with young son Danny, allegedly named after her grandpa, who gets on fabulously with 'uncle Danny'. Delinda not only accepts that story but even insists her Danny must start the fight for extensive social benefits for all Vegas strippers. As popular as the idea is with most women, as sternly most bosses and some clients oppose it. Cooper initially grumbles it lacks credibility, then arranges protection for Danny and finds a way to profit politically.—KGF Vissers