Take Off Your Shoes In MY HOUSE! - RANT 

You don't clean or your neighbor doesn't do it ?

@@bendover5289what? If you’re asking about cleaning up after animals, I don’t think many people go behind their cat and disinfect everything they jump on.

Don't eat at there house if you feel that way

They clean themselves a lot, and their paws aren't a labyrinth of rubber trapping every nasty thing inside. Animals are gross, but I do think there's a difference.

@@bendover5289 You're not thinking before you're communicating. You should try to do that. Are you suggesting that someone clean every item the animal steps on in the entire house every time the pet goes for a walk?

That’s a great idea

I was just about to say that. I watch some anime and I noticed that in the culture. So I grabbed 4 pairs of different sizes for people to wear.

It's so alien to western culture. I can see so many people being grossed out by wearing someone's slippers even if they're perfectly fine.

Win Win

Good, beat it

Bye Felicia

Thank you for this wonderful peak into your rich inner world, Captain Obvious.

I would imagine it's more common in houses with mostly carpet as opposed to hardwood or vinyl/tile. It's much easier to clean things if all you need is a swiffer at most, but white carpet can be impossible to keep clean, especially if you're allowing people to wear their shoes inside. I think a happy medium is to mention that you prefer people take their shoes off, but if they're fairly certain that there's nothing especially bad on their shoes (this includes any sort of grass, dirt, mud, etc.), they can keep them on if they want. This would apply mostly for people aged like 13+, because I think kids under that age probably don't pay much attention to what they've been mucking around in recently, so they don't get a choice in the matter. IMO I don't really care either way, though I do think it's a little strange if someone has crappy vinyl flooring that already isn't super clean. If someone has mostly carpet (especially light-colored carpet), I totally respect that. If the person is just coming into the house to fix something for you (someone you're also supposed to tip, in many cases), I'm just super non-confrontational (and I justify it by telling myself that they're doing a favor for me), so I would just allow it.

These are supposed to be fun, 1st world problem rants.

"Whats on a shoe that your vacuum or mop cant handle?" hmm.. how about dog shit? "How do you bring groceries inside?" I'll break this to you, it's really not a challenge

​@@The24Gamer what's on your floors in your house glass, needles, pins Athletes foot? I keep my shoes on thank you.. this is a two way street you don't know what people have on their floors..

Exactly this tradition needs to die off, logical minds agree. What gets me, shoe off families never offer a bench or shoe horn, gives major politeness red flag. And Adam, I adjust your TV settings you can thank me later.

​@@The24Gamer So you're saying a mop can't clean a smear of dog poop? I guess poop is permanent then? Lol... It's simple to ask guests to "check your shoes" before entering. Just look at the treads for mud or poop.

"Bathroom towels you arent supposed to use as towels because theyre "decoration"..." Then why even put 'em out? That leaves the houseguest between a rock and a hard place-- how do they dry their hands, if there's no sanitizer, no paper towels, and the only possible means of drying is off-limits because it's "decoration"?

I think asking someone to remove their socks is taking it too far. What's next "Please remove your feet?"

@@zoomingby they’re technically footies. You put them over your socks.

Well if parties are more important to you than living in filth, have at it.

I have indoor flip flops too. But that's a result of me walking barefoot at home to get more toe and foot mobility and then breaking my small right toe by hitting a door frame at 3am after a bathroom break because I'm clumsy. Yeah, so now I wear something, but I still practice toe and feet mobility while wearing em.

We have hardwood on the main floor. Definitely helps. Still don't want people walking around with shoes on.

@adamdoesrants Heard of shotgun weddings? ... yeah, well ... Tony Montana says: If you don't take off yore choose. Then say hullo to my lil frenn