[Wolf 335]

If you come from Europe like I do, you don’t wear your goddamn dirty outside shoes throughout your house.

I think wearing your outside shoes is only an American thing. Never seen that anywhere else, and it still boggles my mind when i see it.

Take that dirty shit off and go bare foot or put slippers on.

[pennsiveguy]

Originally Posted by KennyFSU

If you're Asian, all shoes stay by the front door lol.

Same goes for the Finnish. I've even seen bins or baskets of socks near the door as loaners for guests.

I always have seasonally appropriate socks or shoe liners on at home and the cabin. At home, the floors are really dark laminate. Since my feet sweat a lot, the traffic areas start to look all hazy and gross in just a couple days if I walk around barefoot. Eeewwww...

[NorthCountryGuy]

Socks, slippers...but never shoes in the house.

[premier3is]

Originally Posted by Wolf 335

If you come from Europe like I do, you don't wear your goddamn dirty outside shoes throughout your house.

I think wearing your outside shoes is only an American thing. Never seen that anywhere else, and it still boggles my mind when it see it.

Take that dirty shit off and go bare foot or put slippers on.

My exact thoughts. Y'all gotta be some dirty ass motherfuckers wearing shoes in the house that you wear outside. Gross.

[RickFLM4]

Do you guys tell guests they must remove their shoes in order to enter your house?

[premier3is]

Originally Posted by RickFLM4

Do you guys tell guests they must remove their shoes in order to enter your house?

They do it themselves without being told...

[VisualEcho]

I have super-duper flat feet, so I wear super soft running shoes that don't have high arches. Everyone thinks if you have flat feet you should be wearing shoes that support your arch, but that's incorrect, all you're going to do is hurt your arches that way. Running shoes with stiff arch support are for just that; running.

[RickFLM4]

Originally Posted by premier3is

They do it themselves without being told...

Does everyone also travel with their own silverware and drinking glasses?

[premier3is]

Originally Posted by RickFLM4

Does everyone also travel with their own silverware and drinking glasses?

Strawman theory at its finest

[BimmerDimmer6]

Originally Posted by premier3is

My exact thoughts. Y'all gotta be some dirty ass motherfuckers wearing shoes in the house that you wear outside. Gross.

You've got to be some dirty ass mother fucker to be that concerned with the floor? What are you doing down there that it needs to be sanitary? You eating on the floor? Try cleaning your fucking floors and getting a kitchen table you little sandal wearing fairy.

[premier3is]

Originally Posted by BimmerDimmer6

You've got to be some dirty ass mother fucker to be that concerned with the floor? What are you doing down there that it needs to be sanitary? You eating on the floor? Try cleaning your fucking floors and getting a kitchen table you little sandal wearing fairy.

U sound super triggered lol. My table and floors are clean, I just don't wear dirty ass shoes in my house that I wear everywhere outside. Disgusting, wouldn't wanna be at your house that's for sure lol.

[dreamingat30fps]

So based upon my rigorous scientific study here... it seems most of the no shoes in the house people are from Europe and CA. Most of the pro shoes in the house people are from FL.

So my bad. It's clearly not just an Asian custom. It's obviously a commie thing!!!!! I'm getting some big freedom boots for the house!!! MURICA!!!!!!!

[BimmerDimmer6]

Originally Posted by premier3is

U sound super triggered lol. My table and floors are clean, I just don't wear dirty ass shoes in my house that I wear everywhere outside. Disgusting, wouldn't wanna be at your house that's for sure lol.

I am triggered. I refuse to take my shoes off when I enter someone's house. What is this a mosque? You praying on the floor? This is shit 3rd world countries do. Unless you're working on a farm scooping shit it's pointless.

And relax I'm halfway kidding, I just don't like a pile of shoes at the entrances to be honest. Looks bad

[premier3is]

Originally Posted by BimmerDimmer6

I am triggered. I refuse to take my shoes off when I enter someone's house. What is this a mosque? You praying on the floor?

And relax I'm halfway kidding, I just don't like a pile of shoes at the entrances to be honest. Looks bad

I respect your opinion. No wrongs with that. But no reason to say removing shoes is like a horrible thing either. And no it isn't only 3rd world countries that do that. There's people here who said they remove them and not walk their homes with shoes on.

And no I don't pray or eat on the floor, but there may be people here that do. Got to be respectful of them, nothing wrong with that.

[BimmerDimmer6]

Originally Posted by dreamingat30fps

So based upon my rigorous scientific study here... it seems most of the no shoes in the house people are from Europe and CA. Most of the pro shoes in the house people are from FL.

So my bad. It's clearly not just an Asian custom. It's obviously a commie thing!!!!! I'm getting some big freedom boots for the house!!! MURICA!!!!!!!

The only person I know that makes me take my shoes off upon entry is my Indian friend who lives in an apartment. I respect his policy, but still make fun of him.

[rebekahb]

Originally Posted by RickFLM4

Do you guys tell guests they must remove their shoes in order to enter your house?

No, I just clean the floors after they leave.

I have only ever had 1 person ask. The only reason they asked was because when we were in Japan I talked about how much I love the signs asking you not to wear shoes inside & some have slippers for you. I explained we don't wear shoes in our house so the next time she came over she asked. I didn't make her take them off.

I don't leave piles of shoes laying around either.

For the scientific study, I live in Louisiana & most everyone we know wears shoes in their house lol.

[BimmerDimmer6]

Originally Posted by premier3is

I respect your opinion. No wrongs with that. But no reason to say removing shoes is like a horrible thing either. And no it isn't only 3rd world countries that do that. There's people here who said they remove them and not walk their homes with shoes on.

And no I don't pray or eat on the floor, but there may be people here that do. Got to be respectful of them, nothing wrong with that.

I digress, I do drink on the floor sometimes but only on special occasion

[RickFLM4]

Originally Posted by premier3is

I respect your opinion. No wrongs with that. But no reason to say removing shoes is like a horrible thing either. And no it isn't only 3rd world countries that do that. There's people here who said they remove them and not walk their homes with shoes on.

And no I don't pray or eat on the floor, but there may be people here that do. Got to be respectful of them, nothing wrong with that.

Well this doesn’t very respectful:

Originally Posted by premier3is

My exact thoughts. Y'all gotta be some dirty ass motherfuckers wearing shoes in the house that you wear outside. Gross.

No one really cares whether you wear you shoes inside or not. Just giving you shit for that commentary.

[BimmerDimmer6]

Originally Posted by rebekahb

No, I just clean the floors after they leave.

I have only ever had 1 person ask. The only reason they asked was because when we were in Japan I talked about how much I love the signs asking you not to wear shoes inside & some have slippers for you. I explained we don't wear shoes in our house so the next time she came over she asked. I didn't make her take them off.

I don't leave piles of shoes laying around either.

For the scientific study, I live in Louisiana & most everyone we know wears shoes in their house lol.

You're cool then. Keep shoes nice and neat at entrances and shouldn't be a problem.

Also a good host should let guests do whatever the hell makes them comfortable. Imo you deal with the consequences when they leave haha

[AlpineWhite_SJ]

Ever look down at the urinal and see the pee all over the floor? Yeah, that’s why I’m not walking around the house in my shoes. You step in some pretty disgusting stuff in public.

You want to come inside? You can use some slippers. Or you can hang on the deck/patio if you’re that wedded to your footwear remaining on.

[MurrayB]

Minnetonka Moose Weekender Moccasin. Really comfortable with a rubber sole.

[premier3is]

Originally Posted by dreamingat30fps

So based upon my rigorous scientific study here... it seems most of the no shoes in the house people are from Europe and CA. Most of the pro shoes in the house people are from FL.

So my bad. It's clearly not just an Asian custom. It's obviously a commie thing!!!!! I'm getting some big freedom boots for the house!!! MURICA!!!!!!!

Florida.... ofcourse, should've guessed. Lol