• SreudianFlip@sh.itjust.works
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    6 days ago

    If the floor is wet like at the pool, it’s sock shoe sock shoe.

    Any other time it’s sock sock shoe shoe, because I am not tracking the outside world into my house or bedroom, and the shoes are at the front door.

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        5 days ago

        Oh, you don’t use the dressing room?

        Well you are right, at our local pool you leave shoes at the racks before walking barefoot down the hallway to the dressing rooms, but when leaving the pool I still go sock-shoe because that is a public outdoor shoe mat.

        Similar principles to food-safe cross-contamination prevention.

  • Malica@lemmy.zip
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    6 days ago

    Socks first, then shoes. Mainly because I put my shoes on at the door and my sox on in the bedroom when I wake up.

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      I agree if they are outdoor shoes. When I heard that Americans wear shoes in the house, I was initially “WTF”. However, someone explained to me that they wear indoor shoes, not the same shoes they wear outside

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    7 days ago

    Anyone wearing one sock and shoe with one fully naked foot is either deeply deranged or some kind of alien pod person. It is a pale approximation of human behavior. Unless you are stumbling away from a grenade attack or something, there is no reason to ever exist like that, even momentarily.

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    5 days ago

    Ok seriously, what kind of psychopath puts on their socks right before putting on their shoes?

    It goes, wake up, eat breakfast, shower, t-shirt socks pants, then you mill about losing precious time, THEN you panic and run into the hallway put on the shoes and go out the door.

    What kind of barbarian dystopia are you people living in?!

  • Cocodapuf@lemmy.world
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    6 days ago

    Obviously sock sock, shoe shoe.

    Because you grab your pair of socks from the drawer, unroll them, put one on, then you’re still holding a second sock… It would be madness to just put down the sock you’re already holding.

    Finally, shoes, you left them… in some room in the house. Go find them.

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    7 days ago

    sock/sock shoe/shoe because I put in my socks in the bedroom but don’t put in my shoes until I get to the closet by the front door.

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    5 days ago

    I have either a pair of socks or a pair of shoes in my hands. So doing anything else besides sock/sock shoe/shoe would require me to put things down only to pick em up again a second later which would be stupid.

    Or I can go shoe/shoe and then sock/sock and watch the whole world burn.

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    5 days ago

    I don’t wear socks inside the house. Wear closed toe shoes outside mostly for work (boots), otherwise it’s thongs or similar. I put my socks on in the mudroom along with my boots, so its sock/boot, sock/boot.

  • AltheaHunter@lemmy.blahaj.zone
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    Sock/shoe, sock/shoe usually. I never wear socks unless I am putting on shoes to leave the house, so i collect the socks and shoes I’m wearing and put them on all at once right before I leave. Sock/shoe, sock/shoe minimizes the possibility of my socks picking up stray hair/lint/etc and shoving it into my shoes.

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    6 days ago

    Those two activities are unrelated to me. sock/sock after the shower, shoe/shoe before leaving the dwelling.