With the cheapest watermelons, cutting some open would make you cry out that the melon had come for revenge, while others would make you wonder whether what you had bought was even a watermelon. Of course, given the price, there was not much to complain about, so most of the time, people simply ate melons like these to quench their thirst, which also satisfied their craving for watermelon. This time, however, Kailunya had chosen an expensive King Ruby Watermelon, so when Heath brought it out, even May could not resist taking a look.
The King Ruby Watermelon was not very big, roughly the size of a soccer ball, but a single melon like this sold for over ten thousand. That alone showed how special this watermelon was, though it certainly lived up to its price.
"Master, is there a trick to picking watermelons?" May asked curiously. The weather had been very hot lately. Although she did not feel the scorching summer heat aboard Heath's Food Truck, the rise in temperature was still unavoidable. Sometimes, a person's mood could also affect how the temperature felt to their body. Even with the air conditioner running, looking at the waves of heat outside the window could still make someone instinctively feel a trace of the scorching heat. May therefore wanted some chilled watermelon too.
"Actually, the simplest way to pick a watermelon is to pat it and listen. Ones that sound crisp and clear are usually good, but you also need a few other ways to choose. Generally, you can look at the bottom of the watermelon. If the round hole there is small, that means it's sweeter. Some people also say you can look at the stripes. Narrow stripes mean it's sweet, while broad, irregular stripes mean it isn't." Heath lightly scored