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So Who Is Sir Purr?

Woodcookedbbq

By Woodcookedbbq,
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SIGCHI222

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I have a relative who filled in as Sir Purr at two events (children's hospital stuff).  He was a mascot in college and interviewed for the job but didn't get it.

The job requires you to work in the PR department when not donning the costume.

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