Albert Einstein entered an inn in Japan in 1922, and a server came to his space to serve him. Einstein needed to give him a tip, however when he checked his pockets, he understood he brought no cash to the table. In this way, he took out a piece of paper and a pen, composed a sentence in German, marked it, and gave it to the server, saying:
"I'm grieved that I don't have cash to give you as of now, however keep this piece of paper. A day will come when it will be worth very much."
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