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I wouldnt even ask where their bathroom is, just take a piss in their linen closet.
Filthy creatures
Is It Rude/Pretentious To Request Guests To Take Their Shoes Off Upon Entering Your Home?
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Filthy creatures
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If you drink a lot of water and have clear piss, it wouldn't even be disrespectful since they keep saying that "it doesn't matter if you can't see it". You'd just be contributing to their ambiance once it dries up.
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He'd just say "try not to get any on my bike."
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Same people saying they don’t allow shoes and wouldn’t eat at someone’s crib because of that, are the same ones to eat with cats and dogs around, shedding all around the crib.
Clean your crib folks.
If you at your own crib walking around with sneakers, you’re weird. I wear house slides, only for the crib.
If someone happens to come over, my routine doesn’t change, mop and sweep.
Clean your crib folks.
If you at your own crib walking around with sneakers, you’re weird. I wear house slides, only for the crib.
If someone happens to come over, my routine doesn’t change, mop and sweep.
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I probably busted your *** at some point when I lived in Houston
probably, which means you didn't and couldn't.
when did you leave houston?
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he's in quarantine, he can't posts in general.
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You never seen the classic video?
Of course shoes in the house is ok, piled up so high madre hood cant access el bano
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he explained it in the nba thread.
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2015.
probably, which means you didn't and couldn't.
when did you leave houston?
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I moved to houston in late 2017. Like I said you didn't and couldn't.
But i can make some arrangements if you like, well after this pandemic blows-over.
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What if someone offered you hand sanitizer before they shook your hand. And they also used it too. Would you be offended? Neither one of you know where the others hands have been. That's exactly how I see asking someone to take their shoes off.
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wouldn't care lol prob prefer that now that im thinking about it
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can't believe this thread is moving this fast.
SpittaJetLife
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Stop
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I'm serious, they are exactly the same to me. Both are doing too much.
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I have no problem with this, especially when one of my coworkers recently got a new house and invited people over. It makes loads of sense and I’m surprised more people don’t do it
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i dont wear shoes in the house and take my shoes off when i go to most peoples houses...i also dont like animals in the house and hate when people try to come over with their dog...
this is all more than likely a cultural thing...as well as a hygenic thing...
i also think its weird when people go outside barefoot...which i think is also cultural
this is all more than likely a cultural thing...as well as a hygenic thing...
i also think its weird when people go outside barefoot...which i think is also cultural
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I wouldn't shake their hand.
Fist bump will suffice. If I think they're dirty, elbow tap.
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I agree. I hate animals in the house and would never walk outside barefoot
