Anton M. Steeman [1] describes one of the many courses in Brazil that leads to qualified Santa Clauses, a welcome Christmas temporary job. “The most difficult part of being a good Santa Claus is the hours and hours sitting in a chair, showing a slight smile, taking punches and pushes, a finger in the eye, in the mouth, pulling the beard, etc, etc, etc … without showing any stress. Because Brazilian children are, as everywhere in the world, bloody nuisances.”
Brazil: How to become Santa Claus in four weeks
· Written by Paula Góes
Categories: Latin America, Brazil, Economics & Business, Labor, Youth