No, I just meant that my sister meant it as a joke, but I thought about it abit more.

Reason why I said electrocuted is cuz that the literal translation from my native language.

But I swear ppl on the internet say electrocuted instead of shock, at least from what I seen.

Yeah its not a concerning shock. I put my hand next to my sister when she touched the door and got she too. I am thinking mabye cuz I hairy so a better conductor.

Regardless, I talked mom into seeing an electrical technician about connecting an earth wire to the microwave.

I am not entirely sure but i think It happens even if the microwave it off. And i do definitely feel it to the point of pulling my hand right away. Maybe it is a concerning shock.

I should probably mention that in my native language there is no word for shock Electrocution is used for both, or rather all three. That the reason for my little sisters comment, its actually a pun as they do say high electricity instead of high energy.

Nevermind, I think I am wrong on that one

Bare feet actually and there is one carpet in the house far away from me.

But like all the time? no one else in the house is getting electrocuted by microwaves.