Doing business near a school had its upsides and downsides. The upside was naturally the heavy foot traffic, and students' money was easy to earn. Heath wasn't making that up, either; it was a fact. Most people believed that the easiest money to earn in this world came from women and children. After all, parents could always do some strange things for their children.
They might scrimp and save in their own lives, yet spend lavishly on their children's tutoring and study classes, even taking out loans to enroll them in those classes and extracurricular lessons. It left people not knowing whether to laugh or cry, but Heath could understand how those parents felt. After all, the saying about hoping your children would achieve greatness wasn't just empty words.
Of course, Heath couldn't compare himself to extracurricular lessons or tutoring classes, but he had his own advantages. Parents certainly wanted their children to eat healthy, nutritious food, and Heath planned to take a two-pronged approach. One was to focus on health to attract parents.
Heath really was very confident when it came to health. After all, compared with all the fried foods sold by the roadside, the fresh vegetables and various high-quality ingredients he offered were healthier, so it wouldn't count as false advertising.
But winning over the parents alone wouldn't do. The children's interests and preferences were also very important. Fortunately, Heath had already thought of a way to address that.
Heath still remembered buying Little Raccoon crispy instant noodles for a while as a child. Back then, his main reason for buying them had been to collect the cards inside. Heroes of Liangshan and Romance of the Three Kingdoms had both featured on those cards, and they had been very interesting.
By extension, the children of this world