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And most planes don't have a row 13. I don't know Mitch Hedberg, but that's also my reasoning. I'm not superstitious, but if I were and I had a problem with nu

And most planes don't have a row 13. I don't know Mitch Hedberg, but that's also my reasoning. I'm not superstitious, but if I were and I had a problem with number 13, I totally wouldn't want to sit on row "14". There is a supernatural power that makes 13 bad and you can fool it by printing a "14" on top of what's clearly the 13th row? The spirit, deity or force of nature that causes bad luck looks at the labels? Come on!

wutbrodo 7y ago
> I'm not superstitious, but if I were and I had a problem with number 13, I totally wouldn't want to sit on row "14". I imagine the way you're approaching this is not unrelated to the fact that you're not superstitious. That is to say, if you were superstitious, it's possible you wouldn't feel this way about the fake 14th row. Not having to see and think about the number 13 may be enough.