You see the signs "no shoes no shirt no service".
You should boycott such places.
After all,
How many laws does it take to make one free?
But if you find yourself barefoot in such a place with a powerful hunger, in the company of parents you like, or for other reasons are unable to yell at the proprietors and stomp out, just put bags on your feet and they must serve you.
Thes bags will fit the definition of shoes in most jurisdictions.
If you are fleeing this country to become a barefoot refugee, consider Australia, where shoes generally not required, or Indonesia, where feet are considered cleaner than shoes and some hospitals even are barefoot.
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with blocks(=shoe) on my feet I'm certainly not safe! I'm so clumsy with shoes on, it just isn't natural. even in the winter I tend to go outside in the snow bare feet (although that is never for too long ;-))
without, I feel normal, I can walk decent, but here in Belgium they will look weird at you for not wearing shoes :(
what a shame
there should be a international no-shoe day XD
Well that's what happens, good on them.
L
a man strapped pork chops to his feet in order to meet the footwear requirement at the pub. Someone else slipped on the grease and permanently damaged his arm, which in turn terminated his career. Cue lawsuit.
Here's an article covering the story: http://www.theage.com.au/articles/2002/06/27/1023864632135.html