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Uncle Curly The Clown/Santa Claus

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Introduction: My work stands out from others not only because I'm always trying to improve my skills but also because I'm really a big kid myself. I joke and laugh with the children all the way through the event, and have never had a disappointed family I've visited. And I always make it a point to give more than I get back. I love to make balloons for the kids, whether I'm working at a fair, at someone's home or anywhere I go. I think I have as much fun as the kids do as I laugh and joke with them while I tie balloons. I never fail to draw large crowds of both parents and children, and I'm always flattered and proud of the compliments I get from the people I serve.

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What should the customer know about your pricing (e.g., discounts, fees)?
my pricing system is not complicated, I generally charge around 40.00 per half hour, 60.00 an hour. I feel that reasonable, considering I always give more than I get and I always have very happy kids and parents when I leave. I make it my policy to insure that.
What education and/or training do you have that relates to your work?
I am always learning new balloon figures to make. I started out with one balloon training book and now I have about seven, all with many different things in them. I have learned some magic and juggling and my new goal is to learn to ride a unicycle.And I always want to be funnier and more entertaining.
How did you get started doing this type of work?
I once saw a book in a store in Illinois all about balloon twisting and it interested me so I bought it and started studying up on it. I did my first clown job, as I call it, and I was hooked. I taught myself to make one balloon figure at a time and kept practicing until I got it right, then moved on to the next. I popped lots of balloons along the way!