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Ain’t nobody got time for that!
Just spit it all out three or four times, wipe your mouth off and go about your day. You won't even notice.
Actually rinsing isn't needed at all
Yes, this is correct. I do not rinse. Nor do I get my brush wet before brushing. The only water I use is to rinse my brush after brushing.
Dry brushing sounds miserable... No thank you!
Silly to not even try, my friend...blunderworld...
You mouth is usually pretty wet so it does not stay dry for long.
You're probably right, I just hate that toothpaste aftertaste and feeling in my mouth otherwise
Find a different flavour of toothpaste!
Use the tooth brush and running water to brush your tongue clean, and spit a few times. That way you get a clean tasting/feeling mouth while not rinsing the suds from your teeth.