Hello, everyone do you want to see, what's on the other side of that window, you're, not ready for the beauty, guys we're in Banyo vignoni, it's a small village in Tuscany, really small in the middle of the village. There’s this big fountain filled with thermal water and in the morning when the temperature is low outside, but it's warm in the water. You have this team, it's so beautiful. Our hotel room is right here, hello, baby boy say hi. What’s up babe, it's so beautiful! All right now we got to go. Do one of my favorite things in the world. Go get breakfast at the hotel. Let’s go this time. I was really happy with my breakfast. Of course we didn't have direct access to the buffet, but it's normal. I mean Kobe. I didn't eat all of those things by the way my naturopath would literally kill me be American in his natural habit. We arrived yesterday because Brian has the idea for our anniversary he booked this hotel, this 50 yen. This hotel has a spa and we spent the day at the spa and we relax and we had a beautiful dinner and today we want to explore because we're in Tuscany you know I’m from Rome. Lazio is not that far from Tuscany, but I’ve never really visited Tuscany that well. I know that's crazy. You have right, I lived in Florence for two months, but i don't think I’ve went around asking many times you haven't. I mean I visited some places: yeah your toothbrush in the bathroom true, so now we'll check out and we'll explore a little bit here in Val D'orcia, also guys. I know that I look very puffy. Maybe you cannot tell, but one eye is closer than the other. It looks weird and it looks like i slept for literally like two hours, but it's not lack of sleep. It’s the fact that I suffer from bad reflux. I know, and my naturopath told me that when I’m puffy on my eyes, it's because my reflex is bad. I'M ready I’m almost ready, it's a cool place. It’s unique! What other countries have a public fountain full of thermal hot water? Probably some countries it's cool, because if its winter and you get locked out of your own house and you're like freezing to death, you can always hop in the water like a snow monkey and survive the night. That’s a nice luxury, yeah, pretty cool. The village is really small. You can probably visit it all in less than two hours, but it's cool because it has some old ruins and the water that you see here is hot. How cool is that, if you saw this somewhere, would you be able to tell its Italy, I think so yeah? Why especially like over here, like those thin tall trees, are those cypress trees? Yes, the cypress trees, those the house just looks Italian. Now we want to go to the second one. It’s called, oh, my god. I'M afraid that my pronunciation is bad. San Quirico we're going there. I feel really happy about this weekend because i have to be honest with you guys. Lately I was feeling a little sad. I think it's because after a year of coronavirus, you know better than me I’m a free spirit, and i was feeling sad. I have to get better at doing stuff in my own country because I’m lucky and i have a beautiful country and I don't need to travel to japan and America and other parts of the world. If, i can't, to have fun I can, just explore near towns and villages and it's just as beautiful. My resolution for these upcoming months is to travel in Italy a little. Bit more I’m feeling happy and? Positive okay let me add this? Real quick things have changed and things keep changing really rapidly. So I don't know how much we'll be able to travel in Italy, but if we can't we'll make do with what we have, so it's all good. Next up, Qwiriko Italy is such an old country,  one of the best things you can do when you explore an Italian town is just walk around forget about the map forget about where you are just start walking and explore all The little alleys is something bran and I love to do. You can see a lot of beautiful churches. You can see the people you can see the shops. You can see an old lady hanging out her laundry, it's beautiful, and this is what i like to see in Italy, people having coffee at a cafe on a Saturday morning. That’s the Italian essence. What do you wish? I can't wish anything. What time is it noon? You know so it works okay, we're leaving next stop Penza, see you there, okay, we're here. Let’s go so I’ll, explain! Sony! Correct me if I’m wrong okay, so this was an old town and it wasn't even called Penza, but then a boy was born. He grew up here and he eventually became the pope as the pope. He became pretty rich and one day as an older man. He came back here and he said wow. My town is not that nice, I’m rich. Let’s build it again, so they basically redid the entire town and their goal was to make it quote the perfect city, and so they redid it in four years yeah and now since then, it hasn't really changed much so now it should be a perfect city. Wow you're good, you were listening to me when I was telling you these things. I listen. Penza really is something else. I mean it's really cute, it's one of those Italian hidden gems, not even that hidden. Actually it's one of the most famous little towns in Italy, but i mean i know why. Now we walked a little bit and even though we had a pretty big breakfast, because we thought we wouldn't have lunch out. Brian, rightfully so wanted to try some Italian lunch meat and some Italian cheese and some Italian wine, because I mean I mean we were in Valdosta, so I totally feel him. But since I’m a vegetarian I couldn't have the meat. Since I am on a healing diet. I couldn't have dairy, so I could only have some ricotta cheese and since I have bad reflux, I couldn't have wine. So, let's just say I enjoyed my water. Oh you're, loving it you're, loving, loving, and loving it. You still think that American lunch meat is better than Italian lunch. Meat, no comment. Oh, why aren't uncommon? You still think it’s true one thing: I’ve learned bran is terrible at dealing with bees. What do you do with bees? Show them and the hoodie thing guys wait. I just realized I caught it on camera, is he gone? Yeah, okay, girls in piazza cannot wear heels. We paid and I bought some cheese for my parents and then i saw this. It’s called comfiture di chipole in Italian and Bryan was like what's comforter di chipole and i said its onion jam and he was like found like the most. Do you want some jam on your crackers? Yeah croissants onion jelly chips, that's like bread is for the cheese and it's delicious and cheese. It still doesn't sound good. Just oh, oh guys. Oh it's delicious! It’s delicious on cheese, my god, my I’ll give it to my mom .One thing I love about Faenza is that i finally downloaded this app called e-park easy park, easy park, yeah easy park and i didn't have to find coins to pay for the parking so and if we have this in Rome I’m like, so I don't think I’m Happy why not I’ve never seen it? Why would they have it in a small little town? We don't have it in Rome and it's the most convenient thing ever guys. Do you know if we have easy parking in Rome? Maybe we do, we would have noticed it by now the other day. Oh, my god, the other day we parked and we went to pay and in the meantime, someone gave us a ticket, like literally from the time we parked and got out of the car and walked to pay. In the time we were walking and paying for the parking tickets, someone gave us a parking ticket like the parking ticket was at 305 and our ticket started at 307 because it was on the other side of the street. We couldn't see that they were giving us a ticket. Of course, I would have told them. Thank you. Let’s go home now is we're home, we're tired. It’s got a lot more energy, more energy. It’s got a vibe, more, it's crowded, a right lot go, go, go!

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