have the open part at the top so all the luck doesn’t fall out the ends. Okay, this isn’t just on Friday the 13th. Many Westerners consider it good manners to bless a person who sneezes.

There is no record of Friday the 13th being known for bad luck until the 19th century, but there are many theories about where it comes from, ranging from Norse mythology to Christian teachings.

Maybe the legacy of Friday 13th can be rewritten… Just follow TayTay's example and laugh in the face of danger. After all, it beats trying to pronounce Friggatriskaidekaphobia. Good luck with that.

NEW ORLEANS (WGNO) — Friday the 13th has long been associated ... to rid themselves of bad luck. Others consider the day most powerful to bring about good things into one’s life.