che mal di piedi La

Description: You had to wear this extreme high heels for this convention and, after a whole day standing in then, your feet are in terribile pain and you complain the whole time in italian. you often say: - che mal di piedi (the most important and frequent phrase) - i piedi! - i miei piedi (or i miei povei piedi) 1st part - 2 minute (full body or just legs) here you just walk back and forth, busy following customers. we see you passing by in front of the camera, walking from one side of the screen to the other. you have your shoes on and you try to walk normally, but we hear you complaining about your aching feet with every step ("ouch" "aaah" "che mal di piedi" "ahia i piedi!"). at the end you sometimes dip, putting one foot on the ground or rubbing your sole on the other leg. 2nd part - 4 minutes (legs and feet) you stand in front of the table, facing the camera. you dip your feet in and out of the shoes. sometimes you put one or both feet on the floor, you often crush the shoes with your feet. this time the camera is close to the table were you stand between customers. sometimes you walk away and then you come back. the whole time you complain about your feet. sometimes you complain with a colleague or a customer that notices your aching feet: "sì mi fanno male i piedi" 3rd part 9 minutes - foot massage back home, you walk into the living-room wearing the black flats with the heels crushed, as if they were slippers. the high heels are in a bag, because you knew they would be painful, so you brought flats to drive home. as soon as you sit down you rub your right sole with your hands (just do it for a minute) saying "aaah che mal di piedi", almost crying for the pain. then yor boyfriend sees you and you desperately tell him: "mi fanno male i piedi ... non ce la faccio più ... massaggiami i piedi ti prego then you let him massage your soles and toes. sometimes you moan in pleasure, but your feet are really sore and as usual he is often too energic and you complain about the pain: "aaaah i piedi!" and "che mal di piedi". a few times you almost cry: "i piedi i piedi!!! piano! mi fanno malissimo!"