Comments by "Seven Proxies" (@sevenproxies4255) on "What Worries Japanese Girls about Dating Western Guys (Interview)" video.

Walking inside someones house with your shoes on is more of an american thing to be honest. One that I can't really understand either. It's a filthy practice. Considering how things like human feces and used needles are found in the streets of some american cities, why would you be so disrespectful as to drag that stuff onto the floor of someones house by not taking your damn shoes off at the door? I don't want to run around cleaning my house of drug addict feces just because you don't feel like taking your shoes off, american.
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@xcforce9067 Doesn't matter if you have pavements. Ground is still filthy since people let their dogs piss and shit all over it... Or in the case of the U.S, letting drug addicts piss and shit all over it. My floors staying clean is far more important than you are as a guest. Can't respect the rules of my home, then don't bother showing up. It's really that simple.
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@xcforce9067 We do in my country.
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@xcforce9067 No, it's far more civilized than the barbaric nations where stomping inside people's homes with your fecal matter encrusted shoes is the norm. You only get hospitality by first respecting the host and his or her home. Not very respectful to drag filth from the streets inside to their carpets and floors like you do.
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