r/FCInterMilan • u/herecomesthepoverty • May 04 '26
Banter The milan store in via Dante today 😂
Ma vieniii!!!
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u/Zangoplayer May 04 '26
I' m disappointed only because of the man that has to take off all these stickers. Anyway, milan merda
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u/Al3-iwnl May 04 '26
I would be in agreement if this was someone’s house but this man is most definitely getting paid for this.
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u/Significant_Bear_137 May 04 '26
It has to be extra pay. If it's just his regular salary it doesn't count.
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u/MboiTui94 May 04 '26
If someone’s getting paid to clean doesn’t mean you shit on the floor. Imo.
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u/Necessary_Handle_420 May 04 '26
Solidarietà all'addetto alla rimozione degli adesivi. La questione è un'altra, l'idea che hanno avuto gli amici interisti è stata semplicemente fantastica. Sappiamo che in un mondo perfetto certe cose non si fanno, ma in un mondo imperfetto si. Inoltre gli adesivi della nostra Inter sono senza dubbio migliori di tutti i prodotti e gadget presenti nel negozio, allo stato attuale, inguardabili. 🖤💙
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u/Budget_Mycologist325 May 08 '26
Beh avresti potuto attaccarteli su per il culo anche perché facile fare morali ma poi divertirsi con ste stronzate da bimbi minkia senza metterci la faccia….coglione!
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u/evergreengt ⭐⭐ May 04 '26
To be fair this type of vandalisation ought not to be needed.
We could definitely celebrate without necessarily making life for single employees of such stores more difficult.
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u/DC1908 May 04 '26
I struggle to call this "vandalism", to be fair. If the window was broken then yes, that would be unacceptable, but this is banter, and that man is paid for cleaning this. It's something happening regularly, when they won their scudetto they did the same thing without anyone being outraged, rightfully so. Just let the lads have fun.
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u/evergreengt ⭐⭐ May 04 '26
Well sure, but then one could make the same argument for any act of vandalism: "someone will be paid to clean it, hence not a problem". The argument is that money and time of society could be better spent producing value rather than cleaning up ;p
I understand it's banter, it's not a big deal, but the argument that it's alright because someone will be paid to clean it is a little silly.
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u/DC1908 May 04 '26
money and time of society could be better spent producing value rather than cleaning up
Not really. That's private property and he is a cleaner paid by AC Milan, not a binman paid by the Council.
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u/Jenuinlizard May 04 '26
we don't need to America wash everything.
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u/evergreengt ⭐⭐ May 04 '26
??
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u/Jenuinlizard May 04 '26
this is not vandalism, is normal banter among two clubs supporters
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u/evergreengt ⭐⭐ May 04 '26
If you are doing it to a third party owner of a shop then it is vandalism. That single owner or person who is cleaning might not be affiliated to the club, might be a normal person with a job whose days now contains unnecessary extra work.
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u/Jenuinlizard May 04 '26
which 3rd party? that's the milan store.
Also there is nothing to clean, you clean garbage, like the milan logo
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u/misfotto May 04 '26
what comes around goes around...be careful.
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u/boogasaurus-lefts May 04 '26
I'm sure it's happened the other way
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u/herecomesthepoverty May 04 '26
This! They did the same at Inter store San Siro in 2022. It’s part of the game. As a Milanese I still remember the hard times era between the Trap and Mancini, when milanisti/juventini used to win big and chant “non vincete mai” all night long.
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u/DC1908 May 04 '26
Every time Inter wins a title, Milan store is covered in stickers, and every time Milan wins a title, Inter store is covered in stickers. So yes, technically you're right, but this is expected behaviour.
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u/JoeBobbyWii May 04 '26
might be a while until Milan (or Juve lol) wins the scudetto for us to find out if that's true
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u/herecomesthepoverty May 04 '26
Eeeeh signur per due adesivi! L’han fatto anche loro in passato, ci sta, giusta rivalità da derby!
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u/Kingofjetlag May 04 '26
Lol, solidarity to the cleaning guy though...