Heath was so busy he was practically flying. If he could have received some reward that gave him three heads and six arms right then, he would certainly have been delighted. The problem was that he had received no such reward, which gave him quite a headache. Fortunately, Farfetch'd was there to help him with a few things, easing his workload somewhat.
The chicken katsu curry rice Heath had introduced was a unanimous hit with the children. Curry was already delicious, and with Heath's superb cooking skills, it completely won over these little ones who had suffered terribly at the hands of their school cafeterias. Besides, Heath's food was nutritious, healthy, and recommended by their parents, so the children could buy it without any worries. If Heath's dishes hadn't been approved, how could their parents possibly have let them come and buy them?
Of course, the main reason was still the card pack Heath included. He had to admit that the little ones loved these packs. Although not everyone liked them, someone soon figured out how to play with the cards, and then even more people wanted to buy the packs outright. Heath refused to agree, however, telling them that the packs only came free with a meal purchase. As a result, the fries, which could be eaten as a snack while also getting them a card pack, sold even better.
Only after the midday lunch break ended did things quiet down a little in Heath's food truck. He sat down in a chair and stretched contentedly. The number of portions he had sold today gave him hope of recouping his costs. If he could keep this up for a while, recovering the cost of designing the card packs wouldn't be a problem. What pleased Heath most, though, was that