Todd Eagleston tells KCCI he is one of three Santa impersonators around Marshalltown. He has more gigs than ever this year, and it's become overwhelming.
more important than team usa, if you re a little kid, is that there s 23 days before christmas, and you might want to sit down for this one, there s a santa shortage. companies that specialize in making sure that mr. claus is coming to town are seeing a big demand, up 30% from last year, according to hire santa, a texas-based companies that books entertainers to play santa claus. up to 120% from before the pandemic. there are 2200 open positions for santas, mrs. claus, and elves. never fear, the real santa, sources tell us is currently working from home, working out as he always does this time of the year, and he ll have the reindeer ready to go on christmas eve. that s the breaking news for the day. that will do it for us this hour. you can tell it s friday. make sure you join us for chris
You might be hard-pressed to come by Santa this year just another long-term effect of the pandemic wreaking havoc on employee shortages. The average working Santa is of a certain age and plumper proportions, making them the most at risk for coronavirus, meaning many Santas aren’t suiting up this year because they are still not comfortable working, and enrollment in Santa schools is down.
A new mall opened and the guy they hired to greet the little ones before Christmas had some issues. My brother and I saw him one day on break smoking a joint