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Exactly!
Imagine your elders walking around with socks, slipping and sliding everywhere.
Is It Rude/Pretentious To Request Guests To Take Their Shoes Off Upon Entering Your Home?
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Exactly!
Imagine your elders walking around with socks, slipping and sliding everywhere.
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You sweep and mop 7 days a week?
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I don't understand why them being grown somehow makes "asking" them to take their shoes off such a crime/disrespectful request.
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That’s not normal?
well excuse me then. If I didn’t have crib cleaned every night, I wouldn’t want people walking around in shoes.
dudes talking bout no shoes in the crib, but it’s the same dudes sitting bare *** on public toilet seats.
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Nah, it’s also a waste of time. I don’t let grimey *** people in my place so I only need to do it once a week.
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Come on man.
Nobody sweeps/mops SEVEN days a week.
That is almost as bad as the, "I take a shower after EVERY bowel movement" dudes on here.
Nobody sweeps/mops SEVEN days a week.
That is almost as bad as the, "I take a shower after EVERY bowel movement" dudes on here.
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Even if you had a maid, imagine paying a maid to come to your place to sweep and mop 7 days a week.Come on man.
Nobody sweeps/mops SEVEN days a week.
That is almost as bad as the, "I take a shower after EVERY bowel movement" dudes on here.
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This dude is filthier than the animals he refuses to eat
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Who said people come in my crib?
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scared to tag me?
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My parents don't allow shoes in their house either so it wouldn't be a problem with them taking them off at mine. If you have carpet and still wear shoes in the house that is even worse.
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Whoa you knew I was Dondo this whole time?
Also I am not a vegan. Never have been a vegan.
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Ya aiight whatever you say Seitan
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carpet? Hell no. I wear slides at hone that don’t touch outside. But I’m not gonna make my parents take their shoes off when I can easily clean the floors.
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wow your comebacks have been improving.
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Shoes on carpet is a no-no for me.
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Thank you. People over exaggerating in here talking about 'piss covered shoes'.
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Piss ain't the only thing people have brought up.I am still wondering how a person can have NON-Dirty shoes that have been worn outside.
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Depends on the situation TBH. If I have a few people over for dinner, I don't think asking them to de-shoe would be too outrageous.
If I'm having a graduation party and there's heavy traffic in and out of the house, it's less feasible to get everyone to take them off.
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You’ve never used a urinal before?
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So you won't wear shoes in the house, but will walk out the house w/ mud butt?
I am still wondering how a person can have NON-Dirty shoes that have been worn outside.
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whose coming to your crib after using a urinal? Wouldn’t they come from home, majority of the time?
