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Montgomery, Pakistan.

The asynchronous name of this territory speaks to the erasure of local language and culture that was commensurate with a global stain of colonialism.

When British imperialism was finally expelled from the Indian subcontinent. Pakistani locals renamed their

city to its current title, Sahiwal. And it was two members of a Sahiwal Pakistan family that

immigrated to America, brothers Kamran and Tariq Farad, who used their shared computer science

experience to build the technological backbone of a special occasions-oriented fresh fruit

arrangements company they co-founded in 1999.

The company's name, which sounds like wordplay, and you strain really hard to figure out what the

pun is, then you realize it's not actually a pun, it's just two words that sound good together,

and if anything, you find yourself crafting your own puns, like edipole arrangements, kind of an

incest angle, or edible varongments about the avatar of fire and ash villainous, which is more

of a topical take.

Anyway, it reflects its unique inversion of the typical Western array of flowers sent for

celebration or consolation, merged with a universal value of feeding those in need.

Today, with nearly a half billion dollars

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