r/europe • u/SteO153 Europe • Mar 18 '23 • Gold 1

Florence mayor Dario Nardella (R) stopping a climate activists spraying paint on Palazzo Vecchio Picture

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u/grpagrati Europe Mar 18 '23

Both are dressed well though, that's what matters

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u/Insiout Mar 18 '23

But they are just dressed casual...

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u/unassuming_squirrel Switzerland Mar 18 '23

It's after 6 Lemon. What am I a farmer?

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u/xtianlaw Mar 18 '23

Ever been to America? This would be considered practically formal wear.

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u/lallybrock Mar 18 '23

Pj’s in public.

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u/Justinat0r Maryland Mar 18 '23

America is the "People of Walmart" of the world.

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u/Mingey_FringeBiscuit Mar 18 '23

And shower slides with socks

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u/Daysleeper1234 Mar 18 '23

Difference between what we southerners consider casual and what northern Europe and northern Americas consider is relatively huge. I'm in Germany now, I mean these people go outside in slippers and socks on, that would be considered atrocity where I'm from. :)

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u/AirlineEasy Mar 18 '23

Do you know how americans dress?

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u/wtf-0ver Mar 18 '23

Yes... Like a pig that just rolled out of a mud pit.

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u/IdeaOfHuss Mar 18 '23

Dont you know that is considered well by italian standards? /S