Yiddish: Don't bang the teakettle at me!

Don't drive me crazy with all your talk.  SOURCE: Kogos, A Dictionary of Yiddish Slang & Idioms. Banging the teakettle means annoying someone by talking (rattling) on and on unnecessarily, or talking nonsense. Philologos writes about this expression in "Kettle's On!" (The Jewish Daily Forward, 2008).

האַק מיר ניט קיין טשײַניק!

Hak mir nit keyn tshaynik!

Don't bang the teakettle at me!