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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][b]1. I live outside DC and yup, take shoes off at my front door.[/b]
2. Women who take 10 bites to eat a cracker or actually anything they're holding in their hand--am I supposed to eat like that? Because I'm hoovering pretzel chips when I'm hungry.[/quote]

So do I, but I still understand that it’s not unrealistic to have people wear shoes in a house on TV.[/quote]

All the debates on DCUM about shoes on/shoes off should tell people that there is a big divide on the issue and it's realistic to have a TV family do either one. Shoot, there was an episode of Sex and the City about the perils of visiting a shoes-off house unprepared.

But while households can be either shoes-on or shoes-optional, I don't know anyone who is OK with shoes on furniture, and yet TV shows that all the time. Get your shoes off the furniture, you clod![/quote]

I have a HUGE thing about shoes on the bed. And when I see that on tv shows, I CANNOT pay attention to anything else.

As for the shoe thing, I assume that in real life most households are 50/50 on house wearing or not. But 100% of the Asians I know, even if the adult kids are part another race, always take their shoes off. And I stop watching any shoe where [b]an Asian does not take their shoes off when entering their home. [/b][/quote]

I am the OP of the kdrama The Gloru

Even when the poor girl is practically homeless and living in what looks like a shipping container, she takes her shoes off.  (Her bullies tormented her about that too)[/quote]

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