Jimmy Fallon Shares Viewers' Weirdest Superstitions

Whenever I load paper into the printer, I have to load the new paper underneath the old paper because the old paper has been patiently waiting its turn #MyWeirdSuperstition

— kirsten gutmann (@thebatmansmommy) January 30, 2018

#MyWeirdSuperstition is I have to sleep on the side of the bed that’s furthest from the door so kidnappers will get my boyfriend first.

— Andro Queen 🚀 (@zoranatheparana) January 29, 2018

My car radio’s volume HAS to be set on an even number or multiple of five. There is no alternative. #MyWeirdSuperstition

— Brian Sweeney (@tokyo_brian) January 29, 2018

I’m too afraid to say I don’t believe in ghosts because I’m scared they’ll hear and haunt me as a target #MyWeirdSuperstition

— Kelly // MOTW (@timberlakensync) January 29, 2018

I can’t eat chicken and eggs at the same time.. like how come I’d eat the mother in front of her children 😂#MyWeirdSuperstition

— Abby. (@_abby00) January 29, 2018

Whenever I’m in the car, I have to finish listening to whatever song I’m listening to before I get out. If I don’t, it will get stuck in my head for the rest of the day. I call it “song karma” #MyWeirdSuperstition

— Gavin Strickland (@gpstrickland31) January 29, 2018

I used to work at Target, and the customer’s total rang up to be $6.66... she said “Oh no, I ain’t having that.” and threw a pack of gum on her order to change the total. 😂 #MyWeirdSuperstition

— Mikela Pischel (@meowkela) January 29, 2018

My grandma once found a fry in her onion rings and one hour later found 1$ on the street. Since then every time she orders them we put a fry in it and hide 1$ somewhere for her to find. She now has 136$. We might just be stupid lol #brokeforlife#MyWeirdSuperstition

— Tiffani Amber (@Tiffaniamber111) January 29, 2018

I have a pair of underwear and matching socks that contain little Einstein heads on them. I only wear them when taking science exams in order to channel the knowledge they hold. I’m now doing a PhD at Harvard, so obviously it works. It’s science, folks. #MyWeirdSuperstition

— Paul Rothlauf (@paulrothlauf) January 29, 2018