TheGreatShow wrote:
I always found it weird that people would wear shoes inside of a house. The dirt that people brought into the carpet. Now as an adult and parent I don't allow my children to wear shoes in the house. Sometimes we wear socks but usually just barefooted. Even outside I like the feel of grass on my feet.
Oh you're one of those shoe Nazis that have followed the ways of the Asians and Canadians eh.

That is what door mats and vacuums are for, plus it is just a floor that probably gets more dirty by the dog or kids. I hate going to homes that want me to remove mine and I usually refuse unless it is raining which makes sense if the floors are nice. Otherwise I don't want to get what every is growing on other peoples feet on mine.
Some people feel more comfortable with shoes on. I wear mine indoors a lot because my feet get cold and I feel more productive. As a kid I was the opposite, but my brother always wore his. Very few people in the south have such rules, but it is common up north because of the wet winters.