The Pressers use the term as their personal brand name, which is somewhat ironic as the name is derived from a 1920's dried fruit advertising campaign, for the ADFA-an entity with no connections to the Pressers.
Which is somewhat ironic as the name is derived from a 1920's dried fruit advertising campaign, for the ADFA-an entity with no connections to the Pressers. The Pressers use the term as their personal brand name.
The Pressers use the term as their personal brand name. Which is somewhat ironic as the name is derived from a 1920's dried fruit advertising campaign, for the ADFA-an entity with no connections to the Pressers.
The Pressers use the term as their personal brand name. Which is somewhat ironic as the name is derived from a 1920's dried fruit advertising campaign, for the ADFA-an entity with no connections to the Pressers.