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In this brief, first‑person anecdote, the speaker describes being expelled from a café in Poland after a simple payment‑method mix‑up. When the barista asks whether he wants to pay with cash or card, he replies he has no cash and jokes about a past tweet that received 1,000 likes. The barista retorts with "likes in cash," leading to a misunderstanding that results in the speaker being kicked out of the establishment. The story blends a mundane travel mishap with a playful social‑media reference, highlighting how small communication gaps can have outsized consequences abroad.

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