Traveling through this stretch at thirty kilometers an hour was still very slow. Heath figured plenty of drivers probably had their complaints. Perhaps this was also one reason Diglett and Dugtrio had become two of the most disliked Pokémon? After all, Diglett and Dugtrio really did cause trouble for plenty of drivers, who could hit one in a moment of carelessness. Insurance companies in the Pokémon world even offered special Diglett Insurance for drivers who accidentally hit Diglett. Car salespeople recommended it, too, and practically every driver bought it. Diglett and Dugtrio really were that much of a nuisance.
In the Pokémon world, people were generally quite fond of Pokémon. Perhaps it was a subconscious inclination of the people in this world. In any case, people rarely disliked Pokémon, but there really were some unpopular ones. Grimer, for instance, was disliked because of its stench and toxins. Diglett and Dugtrio were rather unique entries on that list. Of those who voted them unpopular, ninety-nine percent were definitely drivers.
One only had to look at Diglett Insurance, which had practically become a standard form of coverage. The fact that an entire insurance category had been created specifically for them showed just how annoying Diglett could be.
Heath had not bought it, though. He had only purchased some basic insurance for his food truck. Its Autopilot was frighteningly capable, far beyond current technology. Even a veteran driver with twenty or thirty years of experience probably could not compete with his food truck's Autopilot, so Heath did not think his truck needed Diglett Insurance.
Clearly, however, Heath had forgotten that one should never be too confident. While he was thinking about Diglett Insurance, his food truck suddenly rocked. Then, with a clang, it came to a stop. Heath froze for a moment before