Good to see you back and thanks for an interesting video!

Real world issue solved. My kind of episode. hehehehe. Thanks. :)

Awesome guys. Hope to be around your area sometime this year

thanks for the lesson

Thumbs up. As a Canadian, who also has an Italian passport and a house in Italy, I can say that I really appreciate this sort of content. Simple, fun, and real. We all end up at the Fai da Te or the Euronics, the cantine or frantoi, and it is always an adventure. I'm back to Italy in a few months, and this is a great way to start my immersion. ATB, and subscribed.

We bought a refrigerator and an espresso machine at the very same Trony this fall! They were very nice there. Now we just have to find time to get back to Abruzzo!

Quite interesting video, thx! Great to see the extra time spent at the store to ensure everything was complete with your TV purchase, and that it worked! Seems like another excellent example of the positive aspects of the overall cultural lack of frantic hurry…and ubiquitous showing of *care*. Also good to know about the paperwork and purchase history/ warranty tracking not being automatic. Best Wishes, as always!!!

We love these videos guys. it all looks so familiar to us now. We are currently at ours in Castiglione MM. keep well. Thomas & Shawnee

As a floridian living part time near to ortona i appreciate all your videos. For tv i use a lte router with a very sim in it. Not perfect but works well for what i need. So long as you refill it at least every 6 months it does not expire

As regards WiFi, there are many organizations in Italy that provide the service where the wired line (cable or optical fiber) does not reach. I have a house in the mountains (Eastern Alps) and I am served by a company called Eolo. The cost is approximately €40 per month. The operation does not have comparable speed with fiber (which I have in my house in the city) but it is good nonetheless.

😁💬AHAHAH !!! GREAT !

Yes, I'm guessing a lot of people don't know Italians don't use ice. Everything is refrigeration and only occasionally for some those freeze packs you saw.

Is Amazon in Italy delivering to homes or do you have to go to a pick-up point. I'm curious as to why you went to the store instead of ordering.