"Hello, ma'am. Our nutritious, healthy meal option is chicken cutlet curry rice. Of course, there are other options available too," Heath said with a smile. He had put some time and effort into obtaining this health and nutrition certification. While chatting with Officer Jenny Jing, Heath had asked her to find him a nutritionist and obtained an official certification. In fact, the food Heath made really was healthy and nutritious, but he also knew very well that sometimes people only trusted official written proof.
Besides, the Pokémon world did indeed have a dedicated nutritionist association, and verifying whether this was real or fake was very simple, so Heath was not worried that customers would disbelieve him.
"Curry? If it's curry..." The woman frowned. Her family rarely ate curry. In her view, curry had little nutritional value. It tasted good, but it was not nutritious.
Or rather, its nutritional content could not compare to the specially balanced nutritious meals at school, so the woman intended to leave. She would rather her child ate healthily.
Before the woman could finish, however, Heath interrupted her by smiling and producing a sheet of paper-no, a small stack of papers, to be precise. The woman raised her eyebrows, took them, and looked them over. It was indeed an official certification from the Pewter City Nutritionist Association. She picked up her phone and looked at Heath.
"Would you mind if I took a photo? A friend of mine is a member of the nutritionist association." The woman smiled gently, and Heath nodded without the slightest concern. It was genuine to begin with, so he had absolutely nothing to worry about.
Seeing how calm Heath was, the woman felt even more satisfied. She did not trust someone's unsupported claims, but she did trust official certification. Although she