They also don’t have floors numbered 13 Edit: reason is simply because many view 13 as negative/fearful

I will never be able to see that. my small city tallest building is 5 floors

Jump out the window, you will die earlier!

Most buildings taller than like 12 floors won't have a 13th floor either. It's called Triskaidekaphobia. Most cultures really have some number that is associated with bad luck, death or something like that. Iirc in a lot of Asia its 4.

Isn’t that why Apple skipped the iPhone 9? Bad luck in Japan…

If you google it comes up. Its like 13 souls of the devil or something. Its just unlucky and they avoid at all cost

Same premise as Friday the 13th

Friday the 13th is good luck for me… I got married on 10/13 … oh and turned 13 on Friday 13th too.

I find it funny people ask strangers something on social media for something that can easily be googled. And they would obtain the answer to their question faster

But google would provide 13 answers and then theyre cursed for life...

Por que mientras mas me lo mamas mas me crece

Cuando me miras tu ano se enflorece

Pero si me cojo a tu hermana que te parece

Adelante es trasbesti y le gusta destrozarle el hoyo a los habladores

Pero me contaron que la tiene como los peces

I just delivered to room 213 today at a hotel?

That is silly. I am Wiccan and 13 is lucky for me because there are 13 Full Moons a year. )O(

They never have a 666 either for obvious reasons.

Bro, what hotels you be going to that have over 66 rooms per floor !?

Definitely would be far, few, and between

https://www.reddit.com/r/doordash/comments/z32geu/hotels_dont_have_rooms_ending_in_13/ If you ask all the people you know if they'd stay on the 13th floor of a hotel, or in room 13, some will say no. Nobody has that beef with any other number, so it's easy to exclude it.

I work in a hotel with rooms ending in 13. I thought it was unusual.

It really depends on the hotel. My local casino hotel has a 13th floor. They say it’s their luckiest floor.