lol same here. One time though, I went outside during the summer barefoot to catch a neighbor's loose dog, I wasn't even thinking about putting shoes on, just focused on the dog. And it was a really hot summer day and I had been walking/running on both the asphalt and cement sidewalks. By the time I got the dog and returned it to the owner, my feet were covered in really bad blisters from being burned on the pavements. I was stupid though since I didn't put on shoes, but it was painful and it took a long time for the blisters to heal. These people must build a lot of resistance on the bottom of their feet to be able to tolerate running barefoot, especially in the heat of summer.
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