Where do watermelons get processed?

Answer 1

a Mexicans backyard

well back in the 1800's, there was a man named Edward Dumberdall who saw a mellon and took the seeds from the mellon to cross breed them with poison ivy believe it or not. Then from there Edward took them to a secret shed he had in the backyard where he ended up growing thousands of watermelons. But one day, Edwards invention was discovered and ninjas came to his house, stole the recipe and demolished the building. The ninjas (also known as "but pirates") took the watermelons and designed a steal building and called the aquaplex tratanium center in China. From that day on, the Chinese masterd the ways of growing watermelons. But now a days they just grow them on farms and send them to sterilization plants where they are processed, packaged and shipped to stores across the world.