I hear that. In that sense, a lot of them are lazy because they arent exhausting their options in order to get a job but are instead complaining about jobs available in their comune.
Italy is a 3rd world country
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I hear that. In that sense, a lot of them are lazy because they arent exhausting their options in order to get a job but are instead complaining about jobs available in their comune.
Rayzah
I'm Everywhere you ain't never there
Cool, I am coming from Qatar, so I think it will be paradise compared to here.. I will be working on a navy base, but living in town somewhere. whats the cost of living like?
In Sur it should be cheap. You'll get COLA so it'll offset a lot. Utilities suck because Italians send the bills when they want. And it can get pricey. Prepaid phones are encouraged. Their plans are awful. The Euro is dropping so it makes life easier. If you did 6 month contracting job it's going to be easy bud. Learn some Italian. Italy is one of the few Western countries that don't speak it everywhere.
Rayzah
I'm Everywhere you ain't never there
What is Sur?
What is Sur?
Haha my bad. That's the south. North and South are two different worlds.
Rayzah
I'm Everywhere you ain't never there
mbewane
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"South" is "Sud" in Italian..."Sur" is in Spanish...or maybe "Sur" is sicilian too?
I don't know breh I always fukk shyt up tbh
mbewane
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happens to the best of us
I was in Aviano. Fruili. Next to Pordenone and Udine, an hour train ride to Venezia.
mbewane
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Been twice to Venezia but never been to those other places...I lived in Ancona, Marche region (couple hours south of Bologna, Adriatic coast)
"Sur" is indeed Spanish. Italians say "Sud" and "Nord" like French people.
To be more complete, that South/North ambivalence is present in many countries surrounding the Mediterranean sea (France, Italy, Spain, Greece...). I think it's more about being from the sunny Mediterranean culture (chill, good food, heat, friendly etc.) than actually being Southerner. France also has that kind of dichotomy with Northerners being cold and focus on their own business while Southerners are more open and friendly. If you look at Maghrebi people and how they interact, they are also on that Mediterranean vibe and are closer in their state of mind to Southern Europeans than to Northern ones.
You aren't missing anything in Fruili. Lol I think I know were you were at
mbewane
Knicks: 93 til infinity
100% correct. That's why I laugh when non-Europeans say stuff like "Euros are all the same", there's prob more difference between an Italian and a Dutch person than between an Italian and a Tunisian. Hell in Belgium Italians were heavily discrimated against in the 50-60s (some cafés had signs like "Forbiden to dogs and Italians").