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 The Elf on the Shelf is a popular tradition created by Carol Aebersold, Chanda Bell and Christa Pitts of The Lumistella Company in 2005 after the launch of  The Elf on the Shelf: A Christmas Tradition,  a book that includes a Scout Elf and an adoption certificate.And even during this holiday season, where inflation is causing some financial woes, The Lumistella Company said people are still holding onto the tradition, much like their Christmas trees. The current consumer is thoughtful,  Pitts told PYMNTS in an interview.  I dont think that they are in a position yet where there is panic. People are still out, theyre still spending. They are just more cautious.  While consumers are more selective and thoughtful about what they are purchasing, we are still seeing people spending,  she added.  Our season is still fully in flux. Pitts said The Lumistella Company is seeing a trend where consumers are purchasing items that are valuable to  stanley cup nz them instead of trading down to cheaper options. Shoppers are buying essentials, but they are also investing in luxury items if they provide perceived value stanley cup .In the industry, theres no apparent sense of panic, a notable difference from times of economic uncertainty when people are skeptical about the future. Pitts highlighted that consumers continue to spend, but they are slightly more thoughtful about their purchases.With  stanley cup that in mind, families are continuing their  The Elf on the Shelf  tradition, and new families are starting theirs. I believe t Vymq BNPL Firm Addi Pushes Value to $700M Following $200M Fundraise
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