00:00That is icky, icky, especially in the city.
00:02I, like, eat in my bed, so I can't be mad at, like, outside clothes in my bed.
00:06I don't care about, like, chairs or the couch, but no going in the bed or near the bed with
00:11those clothes.
00:12I'm an easygoing girl. Whatever.
00:13When I get home, I immediately shed everything, change into comfy clothes.
00:18You're not allowed to take outside clothes on my bed or my couch.
00:21I do not care about wearing outside clothes inside.
00:24Then again, I don't live in New York. I feel like if I lived in New York, it'd be a
00:26little different.
00:27No outside clothes on my bed.
00:29I'll make an exception sometimes for my couch if I didn't sit on the subway that day,
00:33but otherwise, there's no outside clothes in the house.
00:36The second that you walk through that door, they have to come off immediately.
00:39I don't want them touching anything.
00:40I will sit on my couch with my outside clothes, but not on my bed.
00:44Absolutely not.
00:45But I will not wear them on the couch or the bed.
00:49No outside clothes.
00:50Don't even walk past my bed in outside clothing. The germs are flying onto my bed.
00:54I even care in a hotel.
00:56Like, shower immediately, strip.
00:58I think it's fine as long as it's not on the bed.
00:59I try not to.
01:01Like, not in my bed, but I'll, like, sit on my couch and my outside clothes. Is that bad?
01:06No outside clothes. Inside, you change immediately. That is icky, icky.
01:11Especially in the city. I do think it's different in the suburbs a little bit if you're just running errands,
01:14but in the city, please, please change.
01:16I do not.
01:16I am making nothing touch.