All one could say was that every region had its own unique legends and views. Take black cats, for example: in some places, they were considered a sign of ill fortune, and encountering one meant bad luck. Elsewhere, however, people regarded black cats as mystical guardians of the home, and keeping one brought good luck. So there was nothing strange about people having different views of the same thing.
"Huh? Is that how it is in the Kanto Region? That's certainly unusual." Mr. Nobi looked surprised. Heath smiled without saying anything more.
Even if Mr. Nobi went to the Kanto Region, Heath did not mind. After all, the Kanto Region was so large that some cities were bound to consider black cats a symbol of good fortune. Besides, Mr. Nobi would not make a special trip to the Kanto Region over something like this.
"Then, could you make me a rice bowl, chef? I have something to do later, so I don't feel like having hot pot right now." Mr. Nobi smiled at Heath as he asked, and Heath nodded. That was not much of a problem. Although Heath was currently serving Little Rotating Hot Pot, his actual profession was still that of a chef who could make a bit of everything. As long as a customer ordered something, Heath knew how to make it, and he had the ingredients, he could prepare it for them.
"Sure. But what kind of rice bowl would you like, Mr. Nobi? Is there anything you avoid eating or are allergic to?" Heath had originally only intended to ask what kind of rice bowl Mr. Nobi wanted, but with Farfetch'd still beside him learning, he added another question. After all, Heath now intended to train Farfetch'd so he could serve customers on his own