Drinking hot coffee - a custom in Italy

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A YouTube video showcases a young man's trip to Italy, where he controversially adds ice cubes to his hot coffee, prompting a reaction from the store owner. This incident highlights cultural differences in food and beverage etiquette, emphasizing how certain practices may seem unusual or inappropriate in different regions. The discussion reflects on the broader theme of how familiarity can obscure the oddities of local customs, particularly in dining experiences.
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I stumbled upon an unexpected youtube video featuring a young man and his trip to Italy. In the clip, he daringly decided to add a few ice cubes to his cup of hot coffee he just ordered, only to be abruptly interrupted by the vigilant store owner. We often don't see how odd things are when we get used to living with them..
 
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