Happy holidays,Watch V Online Bostonians. A man dressed as Buddy the Elf is roaming your streets, challenging people to pillow fights.
The man, whose name is Brendan Edward, is a firefighter and a "handsome/funny dad," according to his Instagram. He also makes a pretty good elf.
Most of the people Edward tried to pillow fight were excited about it. There was only one holdout: a guy who was working. (Please do not bother people who are working.)
SEE ALSO: Amazon's Christmas tree delivery is great if you own a handsawIf this man approached you on the street, would you pillow fight him? Personally, I would not -- I am skeptical of any man who approaches me to ask anything -- but I respect those who would. Pillow fights are extremely fun and they absolutely count as exercise --perhaps it's time for them to expand beyond the slumber party.
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