We've got 99 problems but charging this much for an ice cream isn't one.
There's so many stories about rip-off Ireland but thankfully this happened in Italy.
There's a saying, "Never buy anything from somewhere that faces a monument" and it applies in so many tourist traps.
According to a piece in The Times, a Taiwanese tourist in Florence, Italy was charged TWENTY FIVE EURO for the small cone.
They were so shocked they told their tour guide who then called the police to complain.
A police spokesman said, “Hiding prices is very common and is a habit that creates a poor impression around the world, given that tourists are the main victims,”
The vendor was fined €2,000 and given a slap on the wrist.
When asked why he did it he said, “because it's so tasty.”
Fair enough.
