Isn’t it something when a congressman is caught living it up in Las Vegas while thousands of federal workers are left wondering how they’ll pay their bills? California Congressman Robert Garcia was seen enjoying drinks at the Fontainebleau Las Vegas amidst the turmoil of an impending government shutdown. While many Americans worry about their financial futures, it seems Garcia is far more concerned with his Spring Break itinerary than with the folks back home.

As if this wasn’t eyebrow-raising enough, someone even approached Garcia during his casino excursion, asking if he was enjoying himself while federal workers were going unpaid. Unsurprisingly, Garcia didn’t engage, and instead, two security guards stepped in to usher the photographer away. Yet, their interaction only highlighted the disconnect between the lawmakers and the everyday challenges faced by the citizens they’re meant to represent.

Meanwhile, Senator Lindsey Graham was seen enjoying a different kind of escapade at Disney World, reinforcing the notion that some public servants are truly living in a bubble. It’s revealed that while Congress is on break, many federal workers are left dreading the arrival of April 1st, unsure of how they’ll cover their rent. It begs the question: in times of economic distress, should our lawmakers trade their suits for shorts and a cocktail?

While Garcia and Graham are making headlines for their carefree breaks, it’s essential to ponder the real impact of these choices on the people they represent. Perhaps it’s time for Congress to refocus on the issues at hand before their next vacation comes calling.