• @MacedWindow
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    179 months ago

    I’m American and I know people from multiple states and I’ve never heard of anyone doing this. Always surprises me to see it assigned to us online. I’m sure it must happen in some region of the country but I don’t know where.

    • Fleppensteyn
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      229 months ago

      It’s a reoccurring internet discussion you can google. The rest of the world thinks Americans wear shoes inside, even on their beds, because that’s what we see in US movies/series, and Americans always deny they’d ever do such a thing.

      • Rhynoplaz
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        89 months ago

        That’s a good point. I hadn’t thought about actors almost always wearing shoes on set. I guess it would look like everyone does that in their home.

      • @spittingimage
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        49 months ago

        I should wear shoes in bed. My feet got attacked by a cat this morning at Oh God o’clock.

        • @AA5B
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          39 months ago

          You just think it was a cat because your brain can’t handle the truth. There’s a reason we use bursery rhymes to teach kids not to let their arms and legs hang over the side of the bed. You are so lucky you still have feet

          • @netvor
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            19 months ago

            I thought those nursery rhymes were because of the cat.

      • @Emotional_Sandwich
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        39 months ago

        I hate that shit. When someone wears shoes in bed it’s all I can focus on and it ruins the scene. As a fat American slob, I’d never wear shoes to bed. The only time I wear shoes inside is if I have to run inside quickly for something on the 1st floor or in the basement.

    • @De_Narm
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      59 months ago

      Not American myself. However, I’ve seen people from Pennsylvania do this.

      Otherwise, for some reason it happens a lot in movies.