Have you ever gone out shopping barefooted?

Question

Have you ever gone out shopping barefooted?

Answer 1

yes, that time it was at the beach, and i always is barefooted at the beach. since i'm in a hurry to buy this surfboard, i ran to the shop wearing a bikini and barefooted. =0

Answer 2

if one can afford to go shopping , then they should be able to afford shoes.

Answer 3

Yep! In Tenerife recently.

Answer 4

no, but one time our fam.was going out to eat and i forgot ot bring my shoes so we had to go to the riteaid next door to buy some. They broke a week later.

Yes i am to lazy to spell family.

Answer 5

no but i have gone out in my pink slippers before (i was tired) i couldnt believe what i did

Answer 6

in australia we call them bogans

Answer 7

No.

Answer 8

Shoes and shirt required.

Its funny how they dont mention pants..

Answer 9

nope.

Answer 10

No, but I have come back home barefoot once! My shoos got stolen outside a temple, gladly it was near to my home and I was only 8 then!

Answer 11

no

Answer 12

Yes, every time I've gone shopping for well over ten years. In spite of persistent myths, it's NOT dangerous, unhealthy or gross. Feet get very tough very quickly, our skin is made to keep pathogens out, and feet are fully washable. And it's never been a problem with management; I've never even SEEN a 'no shoes, no shirts, no service' sign here in the Netherlands, nor on my trips to Belgium and Scotland.

Even in the US, there are NO health department rules against going barefoot, and insurance companies don't require or even recommend footwear for customers. See source; signs citing Health Laws are common but FALSE. Stores may set their own dress codes but even in the US, while it may seem 'all stores' have a sign requiring shoes, many stores don't have such a policy and don't care. Unless you're in a very small town where there is no choice, just shop around a bit and if one store doesn't want a barefoot customer take your business some place else.