chapotraphouse

what is meant by "shoes" here? Like, do people in the US walk around their homes in same shoes they wear outside?

Shoes On is not the norm in the UK this map is so fucking wrong lmao.

It's Shoes Off literally everywhere in the country.

i grew up disgusting and repulsive, a flea-bitten, mud-eating barbarian without literacy or language, but my direct and amicable exposure to the peoples of western asia and the far east reformed me greatly.

i now use a bidet and take my shoes off in the house.

I have never been in an English house where they didn't tell you to take your shoes off

It's definitely not rude to go shoes off in Brazil. While most people keep their shoes on, they'll also default to taking it off when visiting someone they don't know the habits of.

if you leave your shoes on when you walk into my home i'm handing you a mop and broom and putting you to work

From my experience in Germany, the Netherlands and Belgium, this is a terrible map lol. I've never been in a house that asked me to take shoes off in those countries. I usually do because I find it nasty as shit to walk around with shoes and hate when people do at my house (I pretty much only let friends with high shoes/heels during events, because that's something they are actively trying to do to their image). But the fact that those countries aren't blue or green is very suspicious.

I don't know who made the map, but at least where I'm from in Portugal, growing up I was always told to take my shoes off when entering the house and I rarely see other people not take them off when entering.

Angloids.

do they consider flip flops or slippers shoes? that's the only way in which a normal person might wear shoes at home in Brazil, and most people, as somebody else has mentioned here already, default to removing their shoes as soon as they go inside anyone's home - it's not even a class thing, everybody just does it

the closest I get to that is during the coldest days in winter when I might wear a pair of crocs to warm my feet, but that's already highly unusual and I feel incredibly weird doing it

shoes on is the norm, but some homes prefer shoes on

lol, better keep those shoes on i guess

Who are the freaks in Canada, Greenland, South Africa, and Madagascar who wear shoes in the house?

i grew up in a apartment complex in a warm wet part of the US with carpets where nobody bothered to take their fucking shoes off. It was infuriating. I now have tile floors and I still can't get people to listen to me and take their damn shoes off but at least I can mop it all up on Sundays.

Interesting point, however there's a typo in the label for blue.

Yeah, this is how you know I'm a red.

Oh I remember when I first learned about Americans having a shoes on norm in their homes.

I've yet to recover from that initial feeling of disgust.

I had no idea there would be so much red. Russia and nearly all of Africa were a surprise to me.

I take my shoes off at mine and other people’s houses because my toes yearn for freedom

c/maps

The entire point of Mr. Rodger's Neighborhood is that you should have different shoes for inside and outside jesus christ.

Germany in the good shade of the map???

I'm American and I've never been anywhere where people where shoes on in the house. But I'm from a swamp in the midwest so maybe it's a warm/dry climate thing or maybe a rich-person-with-maid thing?

i hate shoes i hate shoes i hate shoes i hate shoes

I hate shoes