The Bob and Cherry Show.

Coming to you from the Egglands Best Studios.

Happy New Year.

After midnight.

Get this year.

Start.

Happy New Year.

New Year.

Party time, baby.

And Mr. New Year's himself.

Ladies and gentlemen.

It's the Bob and Cherry show with the best of Bob and Cherry.

You know, you go through a period in your life where New Year's Eve is the biggest party of the year. You can't wait to go out and you're really going to, like, tear it up. And who knows how late you're going to be out? You're going to bring in the new year. You know, I've never done that, actually. I want to hear what you have to say. That's because you started a family in eighth grade.

You were settled pretty early.

I've never been big on tearing it up, you know? No. The only thing I've ever wanted to tear up was a mortgage. And that hasn't happened for me. Yeah. Back to you. But then you kind of maybe get married and settled down and have some kids. And you go through about oh i don't know 15 years

where you can't even stay awake until right midnight right and then maybe you come out on the other

side and now you don't want to really tear it up anymore but you don't want to just ignore new

year's eve so i've done some research and i i want to tell you some new year's eve things that

people in other parts of the world do.

And you let me know which of these appeal.

Okay?

Like for example, in Denmark, they have a really unusual tradition in Denmark where they save up all of their unused dishes and plates.

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