"Even fine wine fears a secluded alley" and "fine wine need not fear a secluded alley" seemed like two completely contradictory sayings, but ultimately, they were simply ways of using publicity. And for Heath, with his food truck parked opposite Leisure Restaurant, publicity was essential.
After all, Leisure Restaurant's standing in Eterna City was unshakable. Although Heath did not plan to do business here for long, he did not want to lose to Dialga just like that.
Besides, Heath kept feeling that, knowing Dialga, there was a good chance he might give Heath a few little things if he lost to him by the end of Heath's time doing business here.
Although Dialga had said nothing of the sort when he had come for a meal before, Heath kept having that premonition. He felt that Dialga really might do it. It was a strange feeling. Heath had no evidence and had received no promises, but he simply had that feeling.
Still, even if Dialga had no intention of giving him anything, as far as Heath was concerned, he was simply doing business in Eterna City.
So Heath soon put up his sign, and to suit his plans, he borrowed some ideas from his previous life for it.
[They say cold weather and hot pot make an even better pair~] That was Heath's slogan.
Heath had considered using a somewhat tackier advertising slogan like "Don't eat anything else this winter. If you're eating, eat hot pot," but after thinking it over, he settled on that one line.
Not long after Heath put up his sign, his first customer arrived. But when he saw who it was, he did not know whether to laugh or cry.
"Cynthia, what brings you here? I thought you wouldn't come until later today." Heath looked at