Isaac Stein律师在2025年停业时被停职, 在华盛顿特区经营一个11美元的热狗摊, 将幽默和目的混为一谈,直到恢复工作。 IRS lawyer Isaac Stein, furloughed in 2025 shutdown, runs a $11 hot dog stand in D.C., blending humor and purpose until his job resumes.

美国国税局律师Isaac Stein在2025年政府关门期间休假,在华盛顿特区经营一家名为"Shyster's Dogs"的热狗摊,由于他个人不喜欢番茄,因此售价高于平均水平的11美元,尽管他将其列入销售中. IRS lawyer Isaac Stein, furloughed during the 2025 government shutdown, runs a hot dog stand called "Shyster's Dogs" in Washington, D.C., selling hot dogs for $11—higher than average—due to his personal dislike of ketchup, though he includes it for sales. 该摊位设在NoMa,每天为40至50名客户提供服务,赚取200至300美元的利润。 The stand, located in NoMa, serves 40 to 50 customers daily, earning $200 to $300 in profit. 最初是一个周末的附带项目,在他休假后成为全职工作。 Originally a weekend side project, it became full-time after his furlough. 斯坦因投资了五位数的金额并获得了许可证，他用他的西装和领带作为一种社会评论形式，融合了幽默、怀旧和社区参与。 Stein, who invested a five-figure sum and secured permits, uses his suit and tie as a form of social commentary, blending humor, nostalgia, and community engagement. 虽然该企业一直在创造性地完成这一任务,但他计划在停业结束后恢复其国税局的工作,强调公共服务的驱动力是目的,而不是报酬。 While the venture has been creatively fulfilling, he plans to return to his IRS job when the shutdown ends, emphasizing that public service is driven by purpose, not pay.