Getting your hands on a Stanley Quencher is no easy task. You've either got to be lightning fast and sprint past the crowds at Target or quick with a keyboard and mouse to beat online shoppers to new releases. In fact, buying a Stanley online has become so difficult that the company recently announced a new lottery system on its website.

And as crazy as Stanley mania has gotten, we neverrr in our wildest dreams could have imagined a new trend that involves paying actual money to take a selfie with someone else's Stanley cup.

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Across social media, "Selfies with Stanley" listings are popping up on feeds, and they're getting some traction. They offer Stanley fans who were unable to purchase their own Quencher a chance to pose for a pic with a Stanley tumbler.

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"No FOMO here 'Selfie with Stanley' kinda like selfies with Santa. 20$ for the pink cup. 10$ for the white cup Location will be disclosed soon," reads one listing.

One woman on TikTok shared video of a Facebook listing she came across that offered photos with a pink Starbucks Stanley cup. Of Stanley's recent limited-edition releases, the pink Starbucks Stanley promotion was arguably one of the most chaotic.

"I have a pink Stanley cup available for photoshoots. Selfies with it are $5 and I can meet at the mall during the day," read an excerpt from the listing.

If a selfie isn't good enough for you, there's also the option of purchasing an actual photo of a Stanley. Perhaps for your nightstand or bookshelf? According to a shocked Redditor, a user on Facebook was selling 8x11 printed photos of their Stanley cup for $150 (and free shipping!).

At this point, we're a bit fearful of where Stanley mania might be headed next.