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What are the bad things about Italy? I love Italy. This is one of my favorite countries. The country of beautiful landscapes, delicious food, history and art, architecture and language that sounds like music. But now I would like to talk about three things I don’t like in Italy. 1. Italian men. Many Italian guys are convinced that foreign girls are “easy”. Italian men stare at you on the street and greet you with “Ciao, bella!”. But don’t think they are serious. In fact, they are only looking for a one-night stand. 2. Public transport. Moving around in Italy with public transport is always problematic. You’ll never know when you’ll reach your destination. Transport strikes are common, even if they tend to be announced in advance. 3. Siesta. In Italy you can’t eat when you’re hungry. All the restaurants and bars are open only at a specific time. For example, you can have lunch only from 1 till 3 p.m. and you can have dinner only from 7 till 10 p.m. If you’re hungry at about 5 p.m. you can only drink some coffee or eat an ice-cream. You have to plan your grocery shopping in advance because everything is closed.

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What are the bad things about Italy?

I love Italy. This is one of my favorite countries. It is a country of beautiful landscapes, delicious food, history and art, architecture and language that sounds like music. But now I would like to talk about three things I don’t like in Italy.
1. Italian men. Many Italian guys are convinced that foreign girls are “easy”. Italian men stare at you on the street and greet you with “Ciao, bella!”. But don’t think they are serious. In fact, they are only looking for a one-night stand.
2. Public transport. Going by Italian public transport is always trouble. You’ll never know when you’ll reach your destination. Transport strikes are common, even if they tend to be announced in advance.
3. Siesta. In Italy you can’t eat when you’re hungry. All the restaurants and bars open only at specific times. For example, you can lunch only from 1 till 3 p.m. and dine only from 7 till 10 p.m. If you’re hungry at about 5 p.m. you can only drink some coffee or eat an ice-cream. You have to plan your grocery shopping in advance because everything is closed.

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