Barefeets

[Tomahawk1088]

I barely ever wear shoes. I really only wear them to school and to restaurants. The other day in the gas station the cashier told me to leave because I didn't have shoes on(barefooted). I said I just wanted to get a gatorade but she made me leave. I have never been asked to wear shoes or leave at Kroger. I'm just wondering why do places require shoes? It does no harm to people who wear them. Do ya'll have any thoughts on why you need to wear them in public?

 

[NOYDB]

To prevent the spread of athletes foot.....

 

[Tomahawk1088]

Ok but if I'm barefooted and get it its my own fault. Someone who wears shoes can't get it. If you wear shoes you don't need to worry about me being barefooted.

 

[Huntress]

Glass gets broken all the time in stop and rob stores and it is for your safety to wear shoes in them.

 

[Havana Dude]

Ok but if I'm barefooted and get it its my own fault. Someone who wears shoes can't get it. If you wear shoes you don't need to worry about me being barefooted.

What about the next cat that wants to go in there bare footed? MAybe HE doesn't want AF....????

 

[doenightmare]

I feel you Tomahawk - I got the same problem, cept with pants.

 

[Jeff C.]

I feel you Tomahawk - I got the same problem, cept with pants.

 

[T.P.]

I'd rather see someone with no shoes than wearing those psych ward crocs.

 

[mattech]

Glass gets broken all the time in stop and rob stores and it is for your safety to wear shoes in them.

this, the next thing they know is they are getting slapped with a lawsuit, because someone barefeeted D) got their feets cut in there store. Plus it looks bad aving a bunch of barefeet shirtless people running around in there store.

 

[snookdoctor]

Have you seen some people's bare foots? Nasty old yellow toenails a half inch thick and split three ways (not mine, but close). Callous that could strip 60 grit paper in a heartbeat.
I'm not sure I want those runnin' around my twinkies either.

 

[Tomahawk1088]

Ok I may have worded the first post confusingly. If it is a matter of personal health, why make everyone wear shoes? If they are worried about themselves they can wear shoes. I don't think troll footed people are the kind to walk around barefooted.

 

[doenightmare]

Ok I may have worded the first post confusingly. If it is a matter of personal health, why make everyone wear shoes? If they are worried about themselves they can wear shoes. I don't think troll footed people are the kind to walk around barefooted.

Man - Quack is dang prolific......

Tomahawk - get you some flaps. It's like not wearing shoes, but adheres to establishments health policies.

 

[JustUs4All]

It is because of lawyers or else it is Bush's fault.

 

[Miguel Cervantes]

Have you seen some people's bare foots? Nasty old yellow toenails a half inch thick and split three ways (not mine, but close). Callous that could strip 60 grit paper in a heartbeat.
I'm not sure I want those runnin' around my twinkies either.

Hey buddy, leave 60 Grit out of this skanky feets conversation..

 

[boneboy96]

Hey buddy, leave 60 Grit out of this skanky feets conversation..

Hey...if the show fits...

 

[Tomahawk1088]

Tomahawk - get you some flaps. It's like not wearing shoes, but adheres to establishments health policies. [/QUOTE]

I do have flip flops but there impossible to walk in when they get wet.

 

[snookdoctor]

Hey buddy, leave 60 Grit out of this skanky feets conversation..

No offense to Mr. Grit. I was referring to his namesake, the actual abrasive paper.

Maybe I should have used a different analogy, like "callous enough to clean a roadside cooler", or, "callous enough to erase Seth's misspellings".

 

[Wild Turkey]

Do you go in the gas station restroom barefooted?
Thats just nasty on every level!

 

[NOYDB]

Tomahawk - get you some flaps. It's like not wearing shoes, but adheres to establishments health policies.

I do have flip flops but there impossible to walk in when they get wet.[/QUOTE]

Do you go in the gas station restroom barefooted?
Thats just nasty on every level!

We really don't want to know.

 

[olcowman]

Hey Tomahawk... is your last name Ledbetter?

Anyhow, them big stores used to be more accomondating... they used to be a Walmart up in Blue Ridge and it weren't nothing to see folks a shopping in there barefooted. Matter of fact, if some of those shoeless folks was a needing them a pair of 'Sunday go to meeting shoes' they had em' a big ol' nasty yeller' (used to be white) tubesock what hung on a clothespin at the end of the shoe aisles with a little note a asking folks to be considerate to their fellow shoppers and put that nasty sock on before a trying on any new shoes.

Sounded like a good idea... but I often wondered, as i tried on various styles of them hustler brand jeans... sans underwear, why they didn't have em' a pair of drawers a hanging outside the dressing rooms in that department? I mentioned it to a little ol' gal a working there one day and she acted like I was crazy or something?