I Broke the World’s 15 Weirdest Superstitions
February 22, 2021
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as posted by the channelPeople live their lives by the weirdest rules. Mothers teach their children that it’s the end of the world if they break a mirror, pensioners knock wood as not to accrue any bad luck, such is the control that these rules have over people’s lives.
But has anyone actually put these to the test? VICE’s Oobah Butler decided to break as many as possible in a single day to see if it would ruin his life.
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