“How can you have clean dirt?” she asked.
“When it’s the product of hard work,” he said.
“You might get away with that if you kept it outside,” she said. “But the cleanest of dirt becomes dirty dirt when it comes inside and leaves a trail across the floor I just washed.”
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My almost 67 years of life experience tells me that no woman, be it mother, grand mother, wife, mother in law, aunt or just a random woman, has no sense of humour when a male walks across a floor which she has just washed.