This is apperantly very controversial in USA

Take a step with shoes into my rooms and you're welcome no more

No, it's purely the Americans. Everywhere else it's frowned upon

Is this a southern/coastie thing? Where I live it's rude to leave your shoes on inside. Mind you we are near the Canadian border.

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most americans take their shoes off (in a normal visit)

I have never had anyone get uppity when asked to remove their shoes.

Enjoy your nice fungal infections...

>why are you assuming that your guests shows are dirtier than your floors
What kind of a retarded question is that? Unless you never ever clean your floor, of course their shoes are more dirty. They are literally used to walk on the ground outside. It's not just about dirt either. Small stones get stuck on she's all the time, then tracked into the house. The stones will scratch wood floors, chip tiled floors, pierce lino floors, get stuck in your socks when you walk around. If you don't automatically remove your shoes when you enter another person's home, you are a subhuman, third world cretin and you should fuck off back to the desert where sand is everywhere and in everything anyway so it doesn't matter.

never happened in my life

People with kids you generally kids shoes around

The little kids with fork or stab your feet of you don't have shoes on then they grow out of it around 9 or 10

I'm drunk, but does this sentence just not make any sense?

How are some people's floors NOT dirtier than someone's shoes lmao
This was about people who are invited in

Read it again slowly, ESL.