Definition:

The Word That Marked The Beginning Of The End

Imagine you're at a party and your friend says something that's so loud, it makes everyone turn their heads. You wonder what they're saying. Suddenly, you hear them say: "Mark 1:30." At first, you laugh in disbelief. But then the humor kicks in. Your friend keeps repeating this exact phrase with each person in attendance, making the party feel like they were part of a ritual. Now imagine someone is going to explain what Mark 1:30 means to you. They're explaining it using your new slang: "Mark 1:30... What does it mean?" "You know, I'm not exactly sure what this has to do with anything," you say. "It's like, 'You got one, now you've got two.' That kind of thing." "Well, I guess that makes sense," your friend says. "But let me tell you something: It's important to remember the end of something." "So, what does it mean for Mark 1:30?" you ask. "It means when you start feeling bad about something you didn't really want or need anymore, and then you think 'I should have done better', and then you go back on your word," they explain. And just like that, the party is made even more unsettling as everyone starts to wonder what's next.