Sometimes, in sitcoms, a friend or relative who doesn't live in the home just enters and announces themselves after opening the presumably unlocked door.
[Shudders]
This is how my grandparents house was growing up. They were my neighbors so it was like having 2 houses.
Anyway family would just pop in whenever. The older I get the more I reflect on how nice it was. The closeness and connection as opposed to this isolation.
We were meant to have these large extended families that we lived together with. Multi-generational households or even compounds were the norm for practically all of human history.
Sometimes I think about what we've lost. I guess I don't have to wear pants
I like the idea of a compound or a village for a multi-generational family home. Seems like a nice blend of closeness and respecting boundaries. I'm not saying that wasn't the case in your situation. I'm sure you had a method of respecting their privacy, too.
It really was an open door policy. Only time I had to knock was at night after 8 or so because they would lock up. I guess other family would call at nighttime, but daytime was open
Simple times
My friends do this. It's nice because I can have friends over while also never answering when someone knocks or rings the doorbell.
Respectable take.
What I'm afraid of:
"Oh, no, don't stop on my account, but when you two are done and get your clothes back on, wanna play a board game?"
ANOTHER 3 hour investment today? No thank you.
This is my home IRL
My guess is it’s just to save time so they don’t have to waste time going to the door and opening it for everyone who arrives.
One of my other concerns is that an unescorted visitor might get eaten by a corgi.
Ahh I wouldnt be eaten by a corgi, I would be coming to visit them and only them!
this is normal around here as long as the homeowner knows you're coming
Well, yeah, that makes complete sense. It the entering unannounced that I don't think would work for me.
I go to my sister's house like that, with her permission of course
Standing permission or do you notify her in advance?
He had almost the right idea, except the fool answered his door on Halloween.
Yeah, the right approach is to have a basket of candy outside the door and the door locked
I cant the only one who thinks this guy is Edward snowden everytime they read a tweet of his.
I thought Gordon Freeman
During the time my entire neighbourhood was trick-or-treating last night, an Amazon driver had the bright idea to deliver packages. I hope the candies were worth driving around at 2 km/h and dodging small kids.
An Amazon driver had the bright idea of showing up to their shift so they don’t get fired, I think you mean. I promise it was not their idea.
They don't exactly get much choice in the matter.
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