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You already know that the number 13 represents bad luck back in the States to the point that many hi-rise buildings don’t officially list having a 13th floor. Well, people here in Malaysia don’t really have a problem with the number 13. Not true with the number 4. In SE Asia and predominantly cultures in the region with a Chinese influence, the number 4 represents bad luck, death and all that is bad so you won’t see too many buildings with a 4th floor listed here. In fact, we were told that some of the Chinese gangsters here in Kuala Lumpur even incorporate the number 4 into the name of their crew (Four Horsemen, etc.) to add to the intimidation factor. <\/p>\n
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