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<em>Jersey Shore</em> Star Snooki Can Be Yours For A Price!


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Jen Carlson

Published Dec 18, 2009

Modified Dec 18, 2009


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Published Dec 18, 2009

Modified Dec 18, 2009


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How will Jersey Shore breakout star Snooki pay the bills now that she's been fired from her job as a receptionist? If a pickle endorsement doesn't come through, she's got representation now from Neon Entertainment who say she is available for personal appearances.

One local blogger inquired about just how much it would cost to get The Tanned One to your birthday party, and a rep told him: "Her price is 2000 + transportation." Start saving up now!

Meanwhile, allegedly Snooki has been out in Los Angeles hanging out with Hills star Kristin Cavallari, which means our dream of a Hills/Jersey Shore Challenge show is soclose to becoming a reality!

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Jen Carlson is a former WNYC and Gothamist editor.

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