If not, being overlooked by the great benevolent Santa in the sky should perhaps be the least of your worries... 
Let us introduce you to KRAMPUS.

Popular in German-speaking Alpine folklore, the figure of Krampus is a devil-like horned creature who punishes badly-behaved children during the Christmas season.

This punishment usually took the form of kidnapping, with Krampus often depicted whisking naughty children away to hell or some other similarly distressing location.

The origin of Krampus is not entirely clear.
Some folklorists postulate a pre-Christian origin for the figure, with the ruten, the bundle of branches he is shown holding (when not wielding chains), having significance in pre-Christian pagan initiation rites.

In addition, tradition finds expression in Krampusnacht, the night preceding the Feast of St-Nicholas on the 6th December, where the hairy devil appears on the streets frightening children and dispensing coal and the ruten bundles to homes and business!