What are the origins of Friday the 13th and why does nearly everyone consider the date bad luck? Let’s take a look.

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The 13th date is widely considered a double whammy of bad luck. First, the number 13 is traditionally considered a bad omen and is frequently omitted from building floors and seat rows. However, Friday itself is also regarded as a “not-so-great” day of the week throughout history, predominately for being the day Christians believe Jesus was crucified.

When Friday as well as the thirteenth day of the week coincide, it is regularly seen as a bad omen — but why? Take a look at the video below and find out for yourself.

THANK GOD IT’S FRIDAY
(The Thirteenth)!

OK WASSUP! discusses Entertainment News:
The origins of Friday the 13th!