Part1 - 4 minutes You sit on the chair, sometimes you have to stand to greet a customer. We see your soles while the camera is behind you, under the chari. You take off one shoe or both, crossing your ankles, and sometimes you put both feet on the top of the shoes. Sometimes you put both feet flat on the floor. Sometimes while sitting you rub your right sole with your hand.

Part2 - 10 minutes standing It's the end of the day, and you can't stand it anymore. You feet are in terrible pain because of this tight shoes. You often put one foot on the floor, or on the other foot. When cus...

Part1 - 4 minutes You sit on the chair, sometimes you have to stand to greet a customer. We see your soles while the camera is behind you, under the chari. You take off one shoe or both, crossing your ankles, and sometimes you put both feet on the top of the shoes. Sometimes you put both feet flat on the floor. Sometimes while sitting you rub your right sole with your hand.

Part2 - 10 minutes standing It's the end of the day, and you can't stand it anymore. You feet are in terrible pain because of this tight shoes. You often put one foot on the floor, or on the other foot. When customers arrive, you struggle to put your shoes on, moaning and complaining. Sometimes you even place both feet on the top of the shoes. At the end you even walk to the customer with your feet crushing the shoes.

Part3 - 10 minutes - back home Back home, you enter the living room with your shoes in your hands, almost lmping and complaining: "che mal di piedi! che male ..." You sit down and squeeze your right foot in your hand and the massage its sole, with a suffering face saying "aah i miei piedi ..." After a few seconds you partner arrives and - as usual - you tell him that yout feet hurt: "mi fanno male i piedi". You can say that your shoes are tight if you want ("queste scarpe sono troppo strette") and let him rub you painful feet. You often tell him to be careful ("piano") and you often say with a suffering voice "oooh i miei piedi" or "che mal di piedi" ... thanks!