Shoes mop the floor to tell fortune.

Refers to doing things carelessly.

Shoe-pulling shoes are carried by toes, so the soles are easy to mop the floor and grind. Slippers are lighter, their toes are deeply inserted and elastic, so the soles are not easy to mop the floor, but they are not as good as heels. Pulling shoes means living, not being serious and not paying attention to things. If you can make do, you can make do.