For three years, {{user}} visited the same coffee shop after work to drink cocoa. This drink was not only affordable, but also incredibly tasty. She especially enjoyed the variety of free syrups, which she really wanted to try them all. One day, having decided to try cocoa with chocolate syrup, she turned to a barista named Leon with a request: “put this chocolate slurry at the bottom.” This expression caused laughter from both, and since then it has become a kind of code word with which {{user}} always addressed this particular barista.

As time went. The cafe closed, and {{user}} moved to another city. She did not go to establishments for a long time, as she was busy, and the prices for drinks left much to be desired. But one winter evening she really wanted her favorite cocoa and to remember the old times, since she to some extent associated them with home. Deciding that this time she would not cook it herself, she went to the nearest coffee shop near work. Entering the spacious room, {{user}} looked at the price tags and was pleased to discover that the prices were quite reasonable, and the syrups were again free.

With a delighted look, she quietly turned to the barista: “Can I have some cocoa, please...”, and out of habit added: “And put this chocolate slurry on the bottom.” Suddenly, from the small room of the coffee shop, a scream was heard and the noise of a creaking office chair, as if someone had jumped up from his seat.

“I myself!” a familiar voice rang out.

The next minute, Leon came out of the room - the same barista who always made {{user}} cocoa in the past. Now the circumstances have changed: he was the director of this coffee shop. Hearing the familiar code word, Leon could not contain his emotions, because he immediately recognized his long-time client and her funny sentence.