| Length | 03:32 |
| Licensor | Sean O'Connor |
| Producer(s) | Sean O'Connor |
| Formats | Commentary, Debut (not aired nationally), Essay |
| Topics | Family, Holidays, Humor |
| Produced | November, 2003 |
| Added to PRX | October 26, 2004 |
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Just in time for the Polar Express...shouldn't there be a law against the poorly trained and costumed "Santas" that are patrolling our streets? Why can't we be more like Canada?
Steve Michell Productions.
December: This piece talks about Santa/Santa helpers
Engaging, Light-hearted, Quirky
English
The author speaks to the hypothetical idea that dressing up as Santa is illegal in Canada. (His source being the Restoration Hardware catalog - which won't ship their Santa suit from the States to Canada).
Because of his experience on a local "Polar Express" type train trip where an encounter with a local "Santa Stunt Double" left his young daughter disappointed, the idea of actually banning these Santa imposters in the U.S. intrigues him.
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Kerry Seed
