re: Spinoff: do you wear shoes in your house?

I say, if you wear 'slippers', you are wrong.

Cody Lundin says, if you wear shoes, ever, in any location, you are wrong.

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In the winter you track in snowy/icy/wet shoes in Northern states.

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In the spring that turns to mud which is even worse. Most houses in snow regions have designated places to leave your shoes. Your floors will resemble a chicken coop if you don't.

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Yeah but that's normal in scott

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Yup
And I from Judice bruh, you know we ain't wearing shoes

I don't make people take off their shoes when they visit.


But when I get home and won't be leaving again....first thing I do is take off my shoes and put them in the closet. I walk barefoot in the house(except for winter) and keep a pair of flip flops in our coat closet if I need to run outside real quick.



When I have a kid I will likely be more conscious of the shoe thing though and do like most nurses with small kids do....take off their work shoes and leave in garage or right by door out of reach of small children.

Wearing shoes inside your own home is weird.

The outside is evidently much dirtier than you realize. We take our shoes off just inside the door.

Japanese?

Barefoot or socks when there's a chill in the air, shoes Hell no.