• last year
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00:00 What if they've just stood in mud or dog poo?
00:03 When my children were little,
00:08 I actually had a little sign that said something
00:10 along the lines of, "Since little feet touch this floor,
00:14 please remove your shoes at the door."
00:16 I have to say, I don't agree with you, Jo.
00:18 I see it as being a really welcoming thing.
00:21 Honestly, I've had so many embarrassing experiences
00:23 where I've got really old, holey socks on
00:25 and I go around to my NTT friend's house
00:28 and I've forgotten that they're a shoes-off house
00:30 and I have to basically pad around in these manky socks.
00:34 In my house, I give them a glass of wine.
00:36 They know that they're welcome.
00:38 What if they've just stood in mud or dog poo?
00:41 I am more than happy to clean up after my friends.
00:44 My shoes are a big part of my outfit
00:46 and when I walk up, all of a sudden,
00:48 the cool part of my outfit is left at the door
00:51 and I'm just there in a boring old dress.
00:54 Sorry if you're now a bit shorter,
00:55 but my floor comes first.
00:58 So I think what we'll have to do here
00:59 is if I ever come to your house,
01:01 I will abide by your rules.
01:02 If you ever come to my house,
01:04 wear your shoes, spread that mud, bar in my Jo.
01:07 - I will agree to disagree,
01:08 but I'd be interested to know what everybody else thinks.
01:11 I can't be the only one who is strict, surely.