"Howdy, Jimbo!" Daisuke greeted.

"Don't talk to me."

"But I just wanted to say hi :(" Daisuke handed him the mouthwash.

"You're annoying, you know that? I'm sick of seeing you everyday."

"Yeah well, Swansea wanted me to go buy him his stuff so I couldn't help it." He shrugs off.

Jimbo looked at the mouthwash and then back at him, "buying him mouthwash everyday doesn't make a damn sense to me. What? He's drinking of it like a drunk everyday?"

Daisuke handed him the cash. "Actually... you're right. He does drinks it everyday... and honestly I'm kinda worried for him."

"Whatever. Do your favor. I don't give a damn about neither him or you. Now scram." Jimbo gave Daisuke the mouthwash in a plastic bag, while looking at him with a deprived eyes.

"Okay! Well, see you tomorrow I guess! :D"

The End

The original idea of turning regular watermelons into square watermelons was intended for a few reasons. The first reason was purely for aesthetic purpose. Since high quality and expensive fruits are often given as gifts in Japan, and square-shaped watermelons are thought to be more aesthetically pleasing.

There is also a practical reason from its shape, not only it is because these square shaped fruits fit inside the exact dimensions of Japanese refrigerators, allowing full-grown watermelons to fit conveniently and precisely onto the refrigerator shelves. But also because the square shaped watermelons are much easier to cut into since they are flat and don’t roll.

Now it is time for the real question, how much do they actually go for in Japan? Since Japan is the land of expensive fruits, it shouldn’t be that much of a shock that square watermelons are costly. And if you want to buy these square shaped watermelons, you can buy them ranging from ¥20,000 to ¥100,000 yen (around $130-$580 USD) in local markets or stores. And if you are buying and shipping square watermelons internationally, prepare to pay at least 80,000 to 100,000 yen (around $515-$580 USD).

So, what do you think? Do these square shaped watermelons actually worth the price? With all of its qualities and as one of the most unique invention, I think these square shaped watermelons would be worth the price.