Chief Editor of Ukrainian magazine NovoyeVremya @tweetsNV proudly writes, he tricked a bartender."I went to a bar on Cyprus, they did not accept phone payments, so a bartender gave me whisky and said: you'll pay tomorrow. I took it, but my plane is tomorrow morning, I won't pay!" 
I see several interesting cases here:
1) He is proud and feels entitled for his actions, as "I came from a country with developed fintech" (so the bar was the problem, not he);
2) He writes this all in Russian. NV @tweetsNV was+remains a stronghold of russification of Ukraine;
1) He is proud and feels entitled for his actions, as "I came from a country with developed fintech" (so the bar was the problem, not he);
2) He writes this all in Russian. NV @tweetsNV was+remains a stronghold of russification of Ukraine;
3) I remember another shameful case of how a chief editor proudly tells he tricked ppl abroad. Dep.Chief Editor of Surkov-controlled Russian "Russki Reporter" magazin Sokolov-Mitrich wrote ones, how he left a German hotel before the reception opened and could charge him for stay;
I assume, the same mechanisms are in action here. Keep this in mind while dealing with NV in general or with Sych in particular - they obviously can trick your goodwill and be later proud of their "superiority".
Sych had edited his original posting, having removed the mentioning of the airplane and that he will not pay. Here is the editing history. But he had not deleted his sarcastic jokes in comments about those, who told him still to pay in the morning before the flight.
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