Things we can learn from Italian #italy #romeitalytravel #italianculture

[mokimok-]

Yes, the art of slow living… tell it to my anxiety

[FriedBananasEnthusiast]

The average Italian is not getting paid enough to buy groceries let alone slow living

[rinaadeelah]

There’s no such a thing as slow living. People are depressed & underpaid. Stop romanticizing our country based on stereotypes invented by tourists

[francescoc]

Linea rossa a Milano, 8 del mattino, that’s the real Italian slow living bro!

[bounty]

If you're not Italian, please don't trust this video, it's based on false stereotypes!
People here love Sushi, family is not a primary value anymore (at least not as it used to be in the past) and we have to work like hell to pay rent, bills, food, installments.

[gagaullalla]

Oh sì sì.... In Italy é tutto perfetto e si vive d'incanto...
😮

[midorindeathgod]

Don't believe these stereotypes please

[Scandalouslyriko]

The art of slow living it's literally a thing of middle Italy and the South, because in the North we are always in a rush cause of work and the stressful living we have...

[danielefabbro]

It's a matter of fact that the more our economy is turning on private, turning more "capitalistic", the more the things are getting worst.
Healthcare system is slowly becoming private and is also moving towards the collapse.
Public schools are seeing their budget cut and people become more and more ignorant.
Jobs don't pay anymore while companies could have got more money if it wasn't for the still persistent State taxation on the private sector.
American leadership is destroying Italy.
And probably also the rest of Europe.

[riccardorampini]

Slow living un cazzo, i work 12/13 hours every day, i rush to pick up kids, i rush to buy something, i rush to cook a decent dinner, i rush to make up the kitchen and cleaning the house.
When I finish to do this it's me...at 10 PM
Then a take care of my self

[alifiii]

I love italy so much! I cant wait to go there again

[ShanoAso]

Thanks for those info ♥️ Italian people are one of the best ♥️ you can’t feel like a stranger when you’re there♥️🤌🏻😄 and love from Kurdistan ❤️🤍💚

[renatamedaglia]

L‘Italia é meravigliosamente perfetta, purtroppo abitata e governata da gli italiani.

[francescozzononsisa]

Thank you so much for appreciating these little things of ours, ladies! The Americans can be great too!

[iolandapiscina]

I am 72 italian ànd do a very slow living only because my legs wont run anymore. ❤❤😂😂😂n

[hyekerm]

Slow living is for old people.. People in work age has to jump from 40+ hours week work to family duties just to have a survival salary.. I enter in the office in the morning and I don't see the sun until the next day

[huh]

One of the reason i married an italian is because how they treat their families.

[scott]

A slightly contorted view, but it makes good headlines

[ceciliamariottini]

Our talent is the problem solving whit few

[marco]

Sounds like a fairy tale but in reality is much different