Nasty WSJ CAC brags about wearing shoes inside people's houses

[Kyle C. Barker]

Isn't there a coli breh that shyt his cousin because his cousin demanded that his sister take her shoes off in his house?


Edit: @SATAN

 

[Playeroni]

Yall really be walking thru the crib with shoes on? Tracking all that snow and slush around the crib? Who raised yall

 

[Mike809]

You must be 'white mike'

im afro-latino so maybe its a latino/white thing to not make people take off their shoes.

 

[It's been real]

Nah my ma raised me better than that, you're not walking on my carpets with them dirty ass shoes. Fakkit cac would get slapped up

 

[5n0man]

I don’t know a single person that asks me to remove my shoes when I enter their home. That’s not common. It’s actually weird.

I know plenty of people that leave the shoes at the door, It's not weird at all.

Matter fact it should be the norm.

 

[CopiousX]

to be fair. as a cac woman, her shoes are probably cleaner than her feet

 

[Frotep]

I don’t know a single person that asks me to remove my shoes when I enter their home. That’s not common. It’s actually weird.

Oh, is that so?

 

[Vilify]

To be fair some peoples floors aren't clean enough to be making you take your shoes off.. Couple of weeks ago I visited my neighbor and I took my shoes off because I saw everyone else did.. And even with my socks on I could feel crumbs and a bunch of other debris as I walked on the hardwood floor. It was nasty.

 

[5n0man]

im afro-latino so maybe its a latino/white thing to not make people take off their shoes.

Nah, I've met both white and Hispanic people that take their shoes off at the door.

Being a filthy heathen has nothing to do with ethnicity.

 

[MoveForward]

Your shoes come off at the front door in my home. I understand service workers can’t remove their work boots for safety reasons and I ask if they have shoe covers, if not I furnish them. I always remove my shoes in someone’s home, even if they don’t ask and they always appreciate it.

 

[Neo. The Only. The One.]

Got the directv man in my house right now. We made him wear shoe covers

 

[ViShawn]

Growing up this wasn't a thing in my household. When I began having my own domicile I realized how NASTY the floor can be if you track stuff from inside/outside the house. I became somewhat of a clean freak, even though I still have clutter from time to time.

I've had people joke "ArE yOu AsIaN?!" when I tell them to take their shoes off.

I don't even really like having my bare feet on the floor sometimes. Sock Gang.

But that woman in the article should just respect people's houses and rules. fukk her.

To be fair some peoples floors aren't clean enough to be making you take your shoes off.. Couple of weeks ago I visited my neighbor and I took my shoes off because I saw everyone else did.. And even with my socks on I could feel crumbs and a bunch of other debris as I walked on the hardwood floor. It was nasty.

I don't take my shoes off at my grandmother's because she is in her 80s and I know she doesn't clean it like she used to. If I know the habits of certain people I take my shoes on/off.

 

[Adeptus Astartes]

More entitled, line stepping cacs. bytch works for WSJ and doesn't believe in property rights?

 

[mattw1313]

Seen it with my own 2 eyes breh

I don't doubt it. sounds like a clear case of florida shyt

 

[5n0man]

I've had people joke "ArE yOu AsIaN?!" when I tell them to take their shoes off.

fukk that noise, that's a societal norm that should be adapted world wide. Them Asians will pull katanas out over someone not taking their shoes off, and I agree with their sentiments.

nikkas tracking oil, mud, and dogshyt all over their carpets talking about its weird to remove your shoes in the house.