Anybody have one of those noise makers for happy new year?

You know, I was thinking about making one

because I found an antique one at an antique shop

and I took a picture of it.

It's in my phone, it's in like my phone picture to do list.

I wanted it was really cool. It's like from like the turn of the century a big wooden one I was gonna, maybe I'll make that.

That's a good idea. What's the mechanism? Is it just like a sprocket and something flapping against the shape?

Like it's just a handle made on a lathe

with a gear at the end and then wood on either side of the gear that supports a big flap and the flap is about eight inches long it's a big one and it looks like a chisel handle and it's like I said it's probably made around 1910, 1920, and it makes a nice positive

wooden click sound when you spin it. It's at this booth at the flea market and

everybody that goes in that booth picks it up and does it.

So when you're walking around this big indoor flea market,

like every 20 minutes you hear somebody do it.

It's really funny.

There people have the count almost be nuts.

So I took a picture of it, I said said I'm going to steal that idea for New

New York. Cool. You should do it. You're running out of time.

Yeah. Yeah happy new year to everybody. of time.

Yeah, yeah, happy new year to everybody listening.

It's not new year yet for us, but it will be by the time you hear this.

So welcome back.

Tomorrow is New Year's Eve.

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