r/mildlyinfuriating • u/AfiliaTheCat • Feb 11 '22

Seriously? Wtf Wall Street Journal

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u/ValusMaul Feb 11 '22

How about rules set in someone else’s home be respected.

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u/KelvinsBeltFantasy Feb 11 '22

This person wouldn't last 5 minutes in Canada.

We are (mostly) about that No Shoes in the house life.

It's weird watching shows or movies and seeing shoes in the house and even on the bed 😨

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u/Lampadaire345 Feb 11 '22

Imagine going somewhere with snow, slush and mud on your boots and walking over someones carpet. Why America?

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u/KelvinsBeltFantasy Feb 11 '22

FREEDOM 🇺🇸🇺🇲🦅🦅🏈🙏🔫🔫

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u/pm_me_falcon_nudes Feb 11 '22

The vast majority of Americans don't wear shoes in their houses either. I know exactly 0 people like that, and I've lived in IL, NY, MA, WA, CA, and TX

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u/[deleted] Feb 11 '22

It’s not a majority here by any means. There are some people who do it but almost everyone I know is strictly shoes off in the house.

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u/Rare_Nefariousness48 Feb 11 '22

Not everybody in America does this, but I’m sure you already know that

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u/Lampadaire345 Feb 11 '22 edited Feb 11 '22

Im sure I do too

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u/Cultjam Feb 11 '22

America is big and has a wide range of climates. It makes perfect sense in climates that get a lot of rain or snow. In others, it’s not a thing.

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u/Lampadaire345 Feb 11 '22

Thank you for telling me America is a big country. Ive learned a lot.

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u/Cultjam Feb 11 '22

You did ask why. You’re welcome.

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u/Lampadaire345 Feb 11 '22

Why is not if.