Shoes in the house — normal behavior or absolute chaos?

In this episode of That’s Not How You Do It, Ram and Anna dive into one of the most surprisingly passionate household debates.

Some people believe outside shoes should never touch the floor inside a home. Others think it’s completely normal.

But this debate goes deeper than just dirt.

We explore:

• cultural norms around shoes indoors

• hygiene vs convenience

• the awkward moment when you walk into someone else’s home

• and why the way we treat our floors can reveal how we view our living space.

Because sometimes the difference between “normal” and “insane”… is just how someone was raised.

Watching a show together sounds simple… until someone cheats ahead.

In this episode of That’s Not How You Do It, Ram and Anna break down the surprisingly serious rules people create around shared TV shows.

Is watching ahead betrayal?

Does falling asleep cancel your rights to the next episode?

And why do people treat shared shows like relationship contracts?

We explore:

• binge watching vs slow watching

• the psychology behind shared entertainment rituals

• the drama of spoilers

• and why TV loyalty feels weirdly personal.

Because sometimes the show isn’t the point.

Few household arguments escalate faster than the thermostat.

Some people are always cold. Others are always overheating. And somehow everyone believes their preferred temperature is the correct one.

In this episode of That’s Not How You Do It, we explore the psychology and biology behind temperature preferences — and why the thermostat often becomes a quiet power struggle in shared spaces.

We talk about:

• why people experience temperature differently

• thermostat sabotage in homes and offices

• roommate and relationship negotiations

Because sometimes the thermostat isn’t about comfort.

It’s about control.