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Sounds like a great anniversary to me. I love this line:

"This one does not take any of that," she said. "Now how are you going to pay?"

Kind of sums up my typical orange pilling interaction.

Sometimes I have a hard time discerning whether people are afraid of me when I ask them about bitcoin or whether they are angry at me. I may have misread her and she might have been frightened by my questions (I'm asking her to do some tech thing that she doesn't understand and it's just stressful).

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whether people are afraid of me when I ask them about bitcoin or whether they are angry at me

Yes to both

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hahaha

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I would say u had an incredible anniversary and a good moment 🎉.

U shouldn't be shocked by the situation even though we are in an era of crypto and digital world not everyone is open to it ,even some people don't know what Bitcoin is.

I was talking abt BITCOIN to a friend , he had no idea about it.

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yeeaaapppp

same thing happened to me: #1471241

So the cashier tells the owner that this customer is trying to pay in Bitcoin. The owner turns around and with a somewhat unfriendly and irritated voice said, "Oh, we didn't get that update." I said, "Oh, yeah, because on the CashApp map it says you guys accept Bitcoin." Now, even more irritably, "Yeah, we didn't get that update." I felt too embarrassed to keep trying, so I decided to just tap my card.

Next time I should ask them before buying anything and if they give me attitude I'll just take my business elsewhere.

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There is a certain kind of place (such as I've seen in Boston and New Orleans), where the attitude is part of the allure. And I suspect that is the case here. I was not thinking of spending bitcoin when I arrived, but that little square symbol on the terminal proved too hard to pass up at least an attempt.

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Fair enough for a dive bar, but I expect a different vibe if you're gonna charge me $7 for a cup of coffee ~lol

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