Word on the Street: New Year's Eve superstitions
Do you sweep your door at midnight or sleep with a horseshoe under your pillow? In the final "Word on the Street" of 2014, News 12 decided to find out what viewers do to ensure a lucky New Year.
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Dec 31, 2014, 9:39 PM
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Do you sweep your door at midnight or sleep with a horseshoe under your pillow?
In the final "Word on the Street" of 2014, News 12 decided to find out what viewers do to ensure a lucky New Year.
Many plan to say a New Year's Eve prayer, while some make sure to put money in their pocket to protect against being broke in 2015.
Other common superstitions include putting money in your shoe, and banging on pots and pans at midnight.
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