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@El Presidente if you do make it, it would be great to hear about it

Well Nana needs to pull her head in, based on this scenario, the barista isnt the one who makes the decision. It is the cafe owner. Accepting cash costs a business costs anywhere from 4.5% to 15%, not to mention the reduction in working capital as you need to carry a float in your till. That would be a minimum of $200 for most places, now add to that you need to buy a safe, deal with the headaches of keeping the cash safe(taking it to the bank or having it collected, which again costs money/time), the risk of counterfeit cash, staff theft, staff errors in cash handling etc I think as long as it is clear it should be up to the business owner

Steve Saka creates some fantastic cigars.

It was mould.

I have smoked a few of the regular kfc, and they were not good....

Dion does some incredible cigars.

I love Illusione, some of the best most consistent cigars out there.

2 that come to mind for me: 1.Diplomatico Bushido 2. RyJ Duke

The greatest to ever play the game. I hope they change the MLB logo to make it Wllie's silhouette.

I am sipping some as I type this. I have really enjoyed it

My condolences to you and your family

I am going to be in Melbourne next week and will be going by the LCDH there. I would appreciate any recommendations of things I should look out for to purchase, anything that is unique to a LCDH or anything that is smoking particularly well. Not really looking to make any box purchases but rather some singles. Last time I was there a managed to get a few of the Bushido's Thank you

I had the same thought when I saw the news. 2 incredibly influential figures in the cigar world. RIP MRN

1. A 1982 Cohiba Lancero. From my birth year, and an absolute white whale of a cigar. I have never seen one in person, cant even imagine how much one may cost. But if given carte blanche, and maybe access to Min Ron Nee's humidor I could find 1 2. The OG release of the Cohiba Gran Reserva. A substitute would be the RyJ Duke. I had one when I first met my wife.

I'm smoking one now.