Overview

• Leah Lamarr said a London coffee shop worker asked, “Are you happy to pay?” during checkout.
• She joked she was willing but not happy to pay before the cashier followed up with “cash or card?”.
• Her Instagram video to about 187,000 followers drew explanations that the wording means readiness or a final check for anything else.
• Some UK commenters said they had never heard the phrase, suggesting it may be regional or uncommon.
• British outlets reported the clip and reactions, presenting it as a light example of cross‑cultural language confusion.