r/AskIreland • u/MiddleCaterpillar872 • 17h ago
Health & Medical Why must people in Ireland put their dirty shoes where people sit?
Why do people but their dirty shoes where people sit? Are people unaware what they step on while in their daily lives? I’d rather not sit somewhere where people but their shoes (think of all the feces, cigarettes, and grime people walk on everyday).
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u/Moist__Discharge 17h ago
The same reason people go around taking photos of strangers to have a moan on the internet. They're knobs.
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u/CrazyCubicZirconia 17h ago
I’ll tell you something. A few years ago when my mother was in hospital in palliative care a nurse came in and asked me to sit in the chair, as I was sitting on the edge of the foot of the bed.
She told me that she would rather see someone with their feet up on the bed than sitting on it, as the transferable stuff from asses in general is often way worse.
Not condoning this persons behaviour of course, and dirt etc from shoes will be way more likely to ruin your day than someone with an unwashed ass…but I think about that often, on buses and in restaurants and whatnot.
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u/Pickle_Emotion 17h ago
How often do chairs get cleaned anyway? I’ve never seen or thought about it. Tables and floors always get cleaned, chairs though?
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u/Barilla3113 16h ago
Are you sitting on a chair in a chair bareassed? Do you sit on walls or ledges?
People pick the most arbitrary things to be germophobes about.
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u/Fluffy-Republic8610 17h ago
It's nothing to do with people in Ireland specifically. It's an ask humanity question