Fabrizio: Because we're Italians. We've lived here all our lives, and we can go back whenever we like. In the meantime, we prefer to discover the world. And then, quite frankly, I don't think Italy has a bright future ahead of it. And I'm not just saying this because of the new Prime Minister, Giorgia Meloni: the responsibility is collective, and the country is heading for difficult times. Besides, Italy is not alone in facing difficulties. Sometimes it seems to me that the whole world is about to collapse, so let's explore it before it does.
Alessandro: More pragmatically, this decision was partly motivated by the lack of professional prospects. Even the biggest Italian cities don't have the same feverishness as Moscow. I'm frightened by the stories I hear from my friends in Milan. It's certainly not a city where I'd like to work.