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How would you even do that, two at a time?
I sit on my bed, and pull them up like halfway then do each leg
You can also set the pants on the floor, step into them, then pull them up
You can also jump into them and pull up quickly if you want them to catch on you foot and fall over into the dresser.
Technology never ceases to amaze me. It's crazy to think about what ancient people must've had to do to get pants on
I don't want my pants touching the floor, I'm with team bed on this one.
You could put a clean towel on the floor to make sure you don’t catch dangerous floor diseases.
This is why it's important that you always know where your towel is.
Yeah I do that.
What do you mean that you should do it one leg at a time? The end result is the same.
Same, the saying always confused me