You can hire a real-life 'Elf on the Shelf'

Dec 17, 2015 - 01:34
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You can hire a real-life 'Elf on the Shelf'
You can hire a real-life 'Elf on the Shelf'

Who needs a little toy elf when you can a real-life Elf on the Shelf to celebrate the season?

A Craigslist ad posted in the Boston/Brookline/Cambridge area is offering Elf on the Shelf services for holiday themed parties or some surprises for the kids. 

He writes,"I specialize in holiday-themed events, either yours or an un-expecting friend's, but I also offer contracted private investigation and babysitting services."

The Elf on the Shelf costs $100 an hour for some elf fun and mischief. Babysitting service rates are negotiable. 

"My services have been in high demand this season, so I now require at least 48 hours’ notice in advance of any bookings and appreciate your understanding," says the ad. 

Based on the photo posted on Craigslist, the man has a perfect Elf on the Shelf costume.

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