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‘Embarrassing’ American tourists break obscure law in Italian hotspot with common behavior #shorts
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0:36Now PlayingA US couple made a serious — and fineable — faux pas in the Floating City.
NYC-based dietitian Julia Latoff and her boyfriend, endurance athlete Mike Naccarella, were on vacation in Venice, Italy, last month when they decided to work off some of the pasta they’d been eating with a long jog around town.
“Running while we’re traveling is something we do to get to know the city and to sightsee,” Latoff told The Post, sharing that she and Naccarella intentionally hit the cobblestones of Venice early to avoid crowds.
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