A well-known figure in Slovakia’s “disinformation scene,” Marek Šoun, publicly complained after being refused service at ParkLife Cafe in Bratislava. Šoun shared a video alleging a waiter disliked him and would not sell him coffee. However, the cafe owner clarified this was a deliberate act of protest, not poor customer service. The owner, a staunch believer in civic responsibility, made a conscious decision not to serve Šoun. This action highlights growing tensions and a willingness among businesses to take a stand against individuals associated with the spread of misinformation. The incident has sparked debate regarding freedom of speech and the right of businesses to refuse service. It underscores a growing trend of pushback against disinformation advocates in Slovakia.