Of course, Heath was not planning to go straight in and ask why he had to provide free boxed meals. It was only seven meals, nothing more. Compared to a prime location beside a Gym, seven boxed meals were worth jack shit. Not even that.
It was like someone in his previous life telling him he could open a restaurant beside the Forbidden City in the capital, with the sole requirement that he provide seventy boxed meals every day for the staff inside. Would that be a viable business? Of course it would. People would even scramble for the chance. To take it a little further, some would even deliver pearls instead of boxed meals. That was no joke. Some would grit their teeth and agree even if it were seven hundred meals, so Heath was not so muddleheaded. Naturally, he knew the benefits of doing this.
The area beside a Gym was always prime real estate. The challengers who came to challenge it, and the apprentices and Trainers inside the Gym itself, all needed to eat. They were not immortals who could live without earthly food, so opening a restaurant here would be profitable. Heath did have some concerns, though. He was not actually all that particular about his location. Although business would be good beside a Gym, the problem was that it would also cause him some trouble. Having too much business was pretty tiring.
Still, Heath was full of anticipation at the prospect of meeting Norman, Petalburg City's Gym Leader.
This time, Heath intended to learn about Petalburg City's Gym first. After all, he was quite curious about its Gym Leader, Norman, and his child. He did not know whether Norman's child was a boy or a girl. If it was a girl, she should be May,