"Noshoes, no shirt, no service" this article on Digg opens with that line. The article is on how shoes hurt our feet and destroy our natural walk. But I'm wondering, about the "no shoes, no shirt, no service" signs in restaurants.
I was always told this was for health concerns. So... What health concerns to bare feet pose in a restaurant that the do not pose in a grocery store, where they are allowed?
I still endorse the "no shirts, no service" rule, but not for health concerns, but rather when I look at Middle America, I have to say I preffer them with their cloths on.
Anyway, someone want to fill me in on the real health risks of being barefoot in a restaurant?
Not to mention health risks to the barefoot people -- pointy things that could cut or injure feet and cause lawsuits...
All of the are fairly minimal, really, but people are pretty uptight. ^_^ Personally I like being barefoot.