Why One Of The Oldest Pakistani American Communities Is In Wyoming

Zarif Khan, better known as “Hot Tamale Louie,” arrived to the U.S. in 1907 - 40 years before his home country of Pakistan was even formed. He was known for his cooking and his generosity, so much so that his reputation earned him a statue in his hometown in Sheridan, Wyoming. Now his descendants have created a new business empire: hotels.
AJ+’s Tabish Talib traveled to Wyoming to uncover the history of Hot Tamale Louie and how so many Khans chose Wyoming to be their home.
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[@zainjadoon759]

no it is because it is cheap there

[@smallik81]

@@zainjadoon759 and no income tax...

[@nnasr1694]

So they are actully pathans.and love to live in open calm nature

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[@Anonymous-gf3qu]

Dude next time put Pakistani full map on your video's thank u

[@NothingMatterz]

This is a beautiful story. I'm not surprised that a lot of people came to support the Khans when they built that mosque. I was in Wyoming for a summer and I found residents there to be really kind and they didn't really care about much as long as you don't bother them. It's good that they came to their support. Most Pakistanis I've met are great people. Sure every bunch has a few bad apples, but generally speaking, I have nothing but love for Pakistanis. Respect.

[@NazriB]

Lies again? Ugly America Pakistan India

[@CrazyJodice]

Taken out by a jealous relative. That’s how life is for most people. No matter how good you are someone close to you is gonna betray you

[@leonardodevinci1251]

I’m from Pakistan my great grandfather was a barrister who studied in Oxford he was offered a position as a governor for his reputation of helping the poor but few days after that he was assassinated by being poisoned

[@mehtabkhan372]

Jodice Edwards . you voiced my feelings . that’s what I was going to say : its always someone near and dear to you who may strike you out. Thousands of such tragedies occurred especially in our culture where prominent and promising family figures fell victims of jealousy . Few years back five members of well todo family including their servant were murdered in very posh area known as Behria Town Rawalpindi, Pakistan. Their gruesome murders were carried out by a couple of hired assassins from Afghanistan. Unfortunately it was all done by a nephew of that family head who had freshly returned from Australia and owned some valuable properties in Behria Town. The nephew thought he was going to inherit all of his maternal uncle’s properties including cars if he could eliminate the entire family. This is how the saying: he bites the hand that feeds him!!!!

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Sad reality!

[@randomtanker4355]

The dark reality of nature...

[@thunderbear0]

It happens alot in Pakistan In my town in punjab a guy murdered a man for the piece of land who came from back from Britain to visit and that man was an imam and a islami scholar in Britian

[@jagtarsinghmattu1212]

When he served the Native American's he did his bit and became a true citizen of the country, God bless you sir

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[@ehsanullahwalizada770]

HE WAS FROM INDIA 🇮🇳 🇦🇫☠️

[@RoyPearsonVue1313]

I enjoyed this very much. I am not Pakistani, but I have worked with several from Texas through my former organization. Beautiful documentary!

[@AbdulRehman-mr4re]

what american's think about Pakistan?

[@ToneyCrimson]

@@AbdulRehman-mr4re Thats a weird question to ask a guy, you want him to travel across the US and ask everyone?

[@twinsofchina5839]

@@ToneyCrimson hahaha nice one

[@demon6831]

@@ToneyCrimson 😂😂😂👌even as Iranian muslin unfortunately dont have good views on Pakistan

[@edmforeveryone129]

@@demon6831 same here as Pakistani muslims we don't have good views on Iran

[@nirvanaia]

9:15 To be honest, Wyoming’s mountains look very much like the Hindu Kush range of Afghanistan and Western Pakistan, no wonder Zarif Khan felt at home in Wyoming.

[@omarshinwari7823]

Thats where he is from. the Pashtun lands of Northwest Pakistan and Afghanistan

[@Maha420]

That's what I was thinking too!

[@sunnymitra6372]

The Word Hindu Kush means Killer of the Hindus.......these are the Mountain Ranges where Hindus were slaughtered and Raped

[@jimbocho660]

@@sunnymitra6372 In fact the name 'Hindu Kush' is an allusion to the people who died trying to cross this huge mountain range. India seems to have turned into a hate factory.

[@huzaifaafridi3065]

@@sunnymitra6372 you are very deluded sorry to say, but that never happened

[@ghivifahmi4252]

Tamale Louie and his descendants sound like a case of American Dream gone right

[@peanutbar8882]

And whys that?

[@native5647]

@@peanutbar8882 They are rich .

[@marypaquet3372]

@@peanutbar8882 They’re prospering.

[@socialeye1181]

Yes that's what I dream of (Grin). Maybe I am naive.

[@Ssookawai]

@@native5647 They're an example of generational wealth, how one person can change his family tree. Of course his wife Fatima was a wise woman and she pursued her husband's legacy with efficiency. They deserve every single penny and it's normal for their grandchildren to be able to thrive in that wealth. God bless them, that's some good honest money.

[@omsh4939]

He was only 12 years old when he arrived alone. Oh lord.

[@Thebreakdownshow1]

This is a very heart warming story.

[@mehtabkhan372]

Heart warming but shocked to know the founder of this great and noble family was murdered back home in Pakistan. آنکہ کشتہ نہ شد از قبیلہ ما نیست Meaning: the one who was not murdered doesn’t belong to my tribe!

[@sensible1118]

A fascinating story of a man who embarked on building roots in a land that is still unknown to many in mainstream America. Truly inspiring to see how his hard work built a fortune for his generations to come. It’s unfortunate to learn how his life ended.

[@eskay5106]

What a great story. Never knew that Wyoming had a thriving desi community.

[@moosedoggy1631]

100 people is not a thriving community. There are desi communities in every state in the US. Nothing new, this reporter just cherry picked a group of people.

[@ambientghost2291]

@@moosedoggy1631 so? Either way its nice to see it getting reported on. Lets be positive here and not petty.

[@moosedoggy1631]

@@ambientghost2291 Nah! This shows that producer is biased. He chose this group because he is Muslim and Pakistan himself!

[@eskay5106]

@@moosedoggy1631 Man you seen really angry! Chill out! Everyone comes with a bias. Sometime reporters will make things they can identify with. Like the reporter, I too identified with the story.

[@moosedoggy1631]

@Nina Aden You shut up! Go back to where you are from where they don't even let a woman speak and make them cover their faces.

[@papabear4066]

Wow! One strong and proud man making a difference. Proud Pakistani be blessed everywhere.

[@lkn1107]

Proud Pakistani 😆

[@mohsenkhan5474]

@@lkn1107 Proud hindu rastra indian 😆😆

[@arifdariz7109]

Zarif khan was an Afghan from Afghanistan not from Pakistan Why giving false information!!

[@lkn1107]

@@arifdariz7109 Is not Afghanistan controlled by Pakistani now ???

[@tvshots6993]

@@arifdariz7109 staso da aghano khuss oghaim

[@digitalboy4415]

Lots of love for Zarif Khan and his family from Pakistan. May his soul rest in eternal peace. Proud to be a Pakistani.

[@nachiketkejriwal9433]

terroristani

[@Malik-_-Ali]

Thank you guys for this knowledge because I’m a Pakistani myself and this history we never learn in schools

[@knowkname624]

Malik bhai we(Indian and Pakistani) should learn true history of our ancestors... accept it and respect it🇮🇳🙏🕉️☪️

[@ahmedbilal5554]

@Vishal Gaikwad the funny thing is there was no such thing as a united India before 1947 either, infact there was no such thing as an India before the British came in 1857, the only things you Hindus were good at was polishing the boots of the Brit and larping of the history created by them, look at Ancient Greek and Persian maps and you’ll see that the ancient Indian history you people larp of was from the people of indus, and Indus is in Pakistan and not your colonial state of India.

[@25fpslagger81]

You learn extremist things in schools

[@Malik-_-Ali]

@Vishal Gaikwad “THERE IS NO POWER ON EARTH THAT CAN UNDO PAKISTAN” - Quaid-e-Azam Muhammad Ali Jinnah (Lahore Address on October 30, 1947)

[@studyabroadadvisor5588]

@Vishal Gaikwad thanks God we are separate now if our govt is telling lie to us its ok bz now we know why they are saying proud to be pakistani

[@sol666]

He should be respected for shattering the racial discrimination long before the American government genuinely started making an effort to end segregation and promote racial equality at least with African Americans but sadly most white Americans still only see a Muslim not a man who grasped the American dream and stood up for the values that made america great! This man should be a symbol of the American dream of a land for everyone regardless of race, religion, social stature or the color of one's skin.

[@farzana6676]

Until Ilhan Omar, Rashida Tlaib get in political office and threaten the American way of life.

[@ssa6227]

So agreed

[@Tragic.Kingdom]

Are u familiar with Islam's religious, sect, gender discrimination ?????????

[@ssa6227]

@@Tragic.Kingdom Ya it's all fake. Created by Islamophobes like you.

[@mrsoshadabaadman]

@@farzana6676 She is from Somalia. A country in Africa, Pakistan a country in Asia close to Europe.

[@ajplus]

Thanks for watching the first part of this mini-series, stay tuned for the upcoming episodes. It’s almost Al Jazeera’s 25th birthday. We couldn’t do it without you sharing your voices and your stories. Thank you kzbin.info/www/bejne/aJypp3SNi7hgldk

[@sittinggiant7329]

Admin please share with us from where in pakistan they belong and from which community or tribe.

[@hudda9125]

@@sittinggiant7329 same qs

[@waheedkhan1333]

The Khan family belongs from a small village in Chach called Bara. The Pathan tribe they belong to is called Alizai. It wasn't just Zarif Khan who was killed but with his nephew Jahan Khan who also was killed who tried to save his uncle from being killed.

[@waheedkhan1333]

@ꫝarry K chach tribe??

[@waheedkhan1333]

Chach is an area not a tribe. Some Hindko speaking people r Pathans also just because there ancestors stopped speaking pushto dosent mean they are not Pathans anymore. U r what u r by blood not by language or area.

[@mrsoshadabaadman]

This is so sad. A relative ended his life. Despite him living in a country that did not fully accept him, yet he was safe. Only when he went home did he lose his life.

[@fauj7860]

Unfortunately thats the case for most of the third world countries hence the reason they arent sucessfull and still get called that . I am from india and im gratefull that i was able to immigrate to the west,honestly & I have more respect ,love and patriotism for this country ,its people and the culture than i have for india ,its people or the culture , i get shamed by other indians hers for saying this but i have very valid reasons based on logic and personal experiences to believe what i believe

[@mrsoshadabaadman]

@@fauj7860 Wishing you all the best.

[@AK-ow8zn]

People from south Asia are generally nice especially Pakistanis

[@ghanambano6459]

Except Indians

[@nash797]

@@ghanambano6459 says the chap from the breed that kills most in the name of ….. 😂

[@mike-oj7sy]

@@nash797 beggar dhoti spotted 😂😂

[@nash797]

@@mike-oj7sy 007 that too in his name. What a kid! Should be 000 for your face.

[@Student0Toucher]

These people are Americans. NOT SOUTH ASIAN

[@hhydar883]

Such an amazing family with kind hearts. Thankyou for sharing this story. Mainstream media never pays tribute to such hardworking immigrants.

[@beinginsaan5729]

Such a heart warming story. Wish this whole world was peaceful where people don't look at religion, race and colour.

[@hope-dl1wd]

well tell that to muslims if they olny become a little bit tolerant and nice towards others stop treating others like shit

[@Tragic.Kingdom]

Religion that doesn't believe in ur right to exist has a right to be scutinized

[@iconoclast400]

@@Tragic.Kingdom country that act like a thugs and invade any country which it like and kill millions should be destroyed.....and china will do that soooooon

[@ammitpchawda3610]

The subjects of this video itself are divided in race and religion my friend, if it hadn't been that way they would be righteously and simply addressing themselves as Indian Muslims and not pakistani immigrants, pakistan was born 40-50 years post the first man who immigrated from the indian sub continent whose statue they were celebrating. And Pakistan is not a country it is ideology whose core beliefs are Islam and other humans being infidels...they actually made a mockery of their ancestors by calling them selves pakistani 🤣 I am sure Mr. Zarif Khan seniors bones may be trembling in his grave because when he migrated to USA somewhere around 1909 the idea of Pakistan was never thought of, it was only until 1942 that a thought of Pakistan started gaining prominence and I am sure before 1942 Mr. Khan reached his grave which now makes me wonder this entire video is propaganda by his future generations on a false notion.

[@ashutoshpandeyz4508]

Hamburger !!

[@globetrotternews]

Pakistanis have made incredible contributions to the US. Unfortunately not always recognized. Your videos are helping to change this.

[@nash797]

Incredible contributions to the US. Just like the massacre in San Bernardino.

[@globetrotternews]

@@nash797 To judge everyone by the actions of a few is stereotyping. Tell us your background, I am sure we can find the same.

[@globetrotternews]

@@fahadullahkhan6967 Agree. Enviornement and opportunity matters.

[@nash797]

@@globetrotternews same way to make generalised statements of "incredible" contributions that too by Pakistanis based on one video is going to far!

[@nash797]

@@globetrotternews And to keep making this excuse of actions of a few are extremely silly. It's which breed of ppl by % cause the most issues for humanity. That's how it is to be looked at. Who is the highest. Not this actions of a "few" excuse. What reason was there for a Pakistani to kill two ppl outside the Charlie Hebdo office in France?? I am of Sri Lankan origin if that is of any help to you to you.

[@sittinggiant7329]

Such a heartwarming 💕 video as a Pakistani and more heartwarming to know that they have not forgotten their origins in Pakistan .

[@saadiqbal820]

Such a beautiful short story. Love it!

[@virtualvoice9]

Never heard about them. it's a great feeling to know!

[@aman_01ahmad33]

I've never felt this grateful in a while. I'm glad most people in Wyoming are accepting and nice.

[@Tragic.Kingdom]

But Muslims aren't of infidels . Anti-ahmaddiyya laws, blasphemy laws, apostasy death punishment , bahais , Bangladeshi genocide , Balochi etc etc etc

[@aman_01ahmad33]

@@Tragic.Kingdom Learn the difference between government and people and that not all people are the same

[@aman_01ahmad33]

@@Tragic.Kingdom Apostasy death is not in practice anymore and it only applies when the person who leaves the religion attacks it after leaving it. Also Bangladeshi people are not against Pakistan. It's only a small number of tribal people that account for a very small share of the population. But still Indian media (comedy) is talking about it like the situation is as bad as it was years ago.

[@aman_01ahmad33]

@@Tragic.Kingdom If we are going to talk about countries like this then there is a fair share of negative things that can be said for almost all of the world's countries even America.

[@garciadean7017]

This bought tears in my eyes 😭, So proud of Mr Zarif khan, So proud of being Pakistani 🇵🇰💪, love to the friendly people of Wyoming, love from 🇬🇧 ❤️

[@garciadean7017]

@Warren Moon Lol Says Who You? 🤣🤣

[@garciadean7017]

@Warren Moon 🤣🤣🤣 ain’t nobody moving mate, why don’t u either learn to get along with people or jog on to the North Pole, would suit your heart 🥶

[@kwaikhom]

Here, in the West Pakistani are thriving, but what happened to the minorities in Pakistan. 🤣

[@garciadean7017]

@@kwaikhom The minorities in Pakistani are treated with the same respect and love as any other Pakistani, either Sikhs with their holy places still intact Hindus still allowed their temples and Christian brothers and sisters with their churches. Pakistan 🇵🇰 like any country has their ups and downs but Nowhere close to whatthe evil Indian Hindutva BJP RSS Nazi inspired government of narendra is doing to its minorities and also in Indian illegally Occupied Jammu and Kashmir.

[@kwaikhom]

@@garciadean7017 oh really, but the statstics say something. Since independence of Pakistan it's minorities population has been declining. Where are they now. Have they just vanished in thin air. India has seen a Muslim president. Just tell me in the history of Pakistan has anyone become a prime minister or president from minorities. And lastly kashmir belongs to India. It is Pakistan who is doing proxy war in India 🤣🤣

[@kollchris91]

I live in gillette i work for the khan's at one of the motels the entire family is as nice as can be they are actually a pretty big part of a few cities out here they drive our economy foword where many coorporations have failed . They hire imirants at good wages to bring in fresh blood to the community and help with them finding houseing i work with people from all over the world starting and maintaining their new life in america. It's amazing all the good one person can do or a community .Im saying all of this as somone who moved to wyoming from indiana about 5 years ago .

[@ammumeme5789]

Amazing! Thank you for that anecdote.

[@qasimraza575]

And what made you to move all the way from Indiana ?

[@kollchris91]

@@qasimraza575 moved with my mother when she got promoted a long time ago moved back to indiana for a couple years moved back to gillette to be closer to mom and sister .

[@syedizhar6651]

Fascinating story, thanks for sharing

[@chris_tuupee]

I had a Pakistani workmate! He is very nice and friendly! He always brings Beef Biryani to our work place and sell it for only $3! I really loved his food till now even though we are not workmates anymore I still buy my lunch from his restaurant!

[@khalilmustafakhan8340]

Thanks for sharing this amazing story

[@moeezS]

This is a really heartwarming story.

[@shehriyarmohsin9743]

Wow thank you for bringing this to light.

[@zetsui0411]

loved the last sentence! INSPIRING

[@BeNGALi4LFE]

"Murdered by a jealous relative". Yep, this guy was South Asian for sure lol.

[@ashainalam5171]

Jealous relatives...well story tellers can say that but back in pk there was different scenario..

[@Prince_Unknown1]

@@ashainalam5171 Do you have another version to the story?

[@abdullahzubair6374]

@@ashainalam5171 it's always jealousy

[@mdreza2246]

Thanks Aj for bringing this beautiful video… loved it

[@bradfordman1]

This was absolutely brilliant. Thankyou for making this documentary 🔥💯👌

[@eddierams9516]

I had few pakistani friends . And tbh pakistanis are down to earth . but yeah they are peacefull .And honest people 👍🏻❤NOTE : DO NOT MESS WITH THEM 😅

[@thesabiqoon4178]

Nice punch line at the end....to think I wanted to go to Wyoming.

[@mainbrain6301]

Never mess with the Pakistani army, or else they will surrender

[@ghullamshabbir8056]

@@mainbrain6301 Ask the super powers how Pakistani army is before u speak lol I think u not reading the news papers 🇺🇸🇵🇰🇺🇸

[@pappi187]

Dont mess them or they will offer you daal..

[@mainbrain6301]

Ghullam Shabbir Pakistan literelly relies on allies, they can't even fight for themselves. No wonder why them became debt trapped and minion of country like china 😂

[@peaceone786]

Very nice story and video ,I will visit Wyoming soon in shaa Allah

[@Zangalwaal]

One of the most interesting clips I have seen on KZbin. Fantastic.

[@canadadesk56]

Brilliant piece. Thanks Talib

[@muztahidmustafa1215]

Infinity Affinity & Love for my Pakistani brethren & sisters from Bangladesh

[@nash797]

No matter that you slaughtered us in the millions 😂

[@gshrdy5415]

@@nash797 , Correct.

[@affan3095]

@@nash797 ur it cell or what... Ur in every comments... Ur leader's cause many riots and killed thousands and u andhbhakt don't judge them... U judge other's.. Irony indian !!!!. First see ur own corrupt country and shit government then give opinion to others 😅

[@muoian]

What a wonderful story

[@ammumeme5789]

Lovely little gem of a story! So many inspirational stories of real people scattered all throughout this country. Thank you for highlighting this one.

[@adnanullahkhan832]

I have been living here in the states for over 22 years and I learned this now

[@pundlik9012]

Ooo

[@ai.201]

As a Pakistani who is huge western movies fan, this is so fascinating. I would never thought Pakistanis to be in Wyoming.

[@arminius6506]

Western movies doesn't depict the real America

[@ai.201]

@@arminius6506 my point was different.

[@mohammedrehman4578]

Great video, thanks to Khans and their forfathers how start living and work hard to get good name. Love ❤️ from Connecticut USA.

[@turab16]

Thank for bringing this important and historical story to the masses!

[@aptorres01]

Great wrk guys thank you

[@MB-lx7ti]

This is such a dope story!!

[@soulful848]

Great video, Tabish! I have always wanted to know more about the current family after reading about Zarif Khan’s article in the New Yorker. I can’t wait to meet them in person in one day InshaAllah. Would love to see more of your work just like this. Keep going 👏🏼

[@ks-cf9mn]

Beautiful documentary! ☺️☺️

[@alihaiderkahloon]

One of the most interesting and inspiring story. Thanks for brining it uo

[@zovalentine7305]

Thank you! I have been to Wyoming, very beautiful. Had no idea of this history.

[@zovalentine7305]

Now I am new subscriber. Raised by maternal Grandfather, a Khan from Pakistan.

[@golukumar-zw3pc]

@@zovalentine7305 There is no pakistan in 1923

[@WaveRider1989]

Wow that's craZy. Love to learn early South Asian history in America. My uncle been in US from India since 78, and our relative who came here first In the late 60s.

[@pundlik9012]

Ooo

[@WaveRider1989]

@@pundlik9012 what?

[@syedsumair7854]

Thank you for this video, Tabish talib good work bro

[@shehzadali2874]

Amazing story. Will definitely have to visit Wyoming now. Thanks

[@ArbazAbid]

I have an LLC company registered in Wyoming since 2015. Nice to see the city.

[@shanechen4806]

Wyoming is my favorite state in the US!

[@shalwarkhameez1461]

same its so underated glad j found someone who thinks the same!

[@peaceful1435]

Loved this story

[@knowkname624]

ha ha Pakistani Halwai in Wyoming great... love from India 🇮🇳 bhagwan apko taraqqi de🙏🕉️☪️, we have such families around Europe and America who started small and now well settled.

[@oldtimes4474]

Wow... Love the Khan family. I wanna come to USA some day too and live the American dream. Love from Pakistan ❤

[@CrazyJodice]

You see. If American Government had public schools actually teach the actual history of America, we would know more about this stuff. But no we have school that teach there was never slavery only “ African Migration “, native willingly gave the government land and were treated well, and most people are never taught about Japanese internment camps, civil war, the constitution, or even government structure. It sad

[@arminius6506]

If you start reading current affairs properly than it will be a great Great favour for rest of the world

[@hasanchoudhury5401]

Great story. Excellent job.

[@lordvader1703]

Amazing story, I wish they reopened Hamburger Louie's and made it a chain of hamburger places, I'm sure it would thrive

[@DanishAli-oe8xf]

Love from India 🇮🇳🇮🇳

[@freespirit6304]

Great contribution by a great Pakistani. Salute

[@jeannieves6275]

Awesome History 🦋

[@zedkay5145]

This is what I respect of Americans They are nice people issue is with US policy. Accepting people from around the world with different back ground and religion is actual democracy.

[@alikhawar4198]

Wow nice to know this as a Pakistani

[@dinn-mj4nx]

Wyoming....? Dinosaurs , is the only thing that comes to my mind when someone mentions Wyoming. Greetings from Malaysia ♥️

[@H10933X]

Best story. Good job

[@DebatesHere]

heart touching story 💙

[@ottomanosman2463]

Pakistanis, congrats for your life from Turkey.

[@usamazulqarnain8420]

I'm a Pakistani Canadian and this story is amazing! Love from Canada! 🇨🇦

[@tanveerkhan-mo7cy]

First time I watched your channel,it's very interesting and informative, now me and my friends are subscribing your channel, keep it up

[@0404aah]

Wow so impressed

[@eurekacomment5719]

Fascinating story! Wyoming is really really quiet and boring though. But! It’s amazingly beautiful!

[@maverickkhan777]

They are Khan ? They are Pakhtoons ❤. We Pakhtoons prefer living in less populated areas and alone.

[@hassanchaudhary9300]

From Peshawar to Wyoming and that too in early 1900s...amazing!

[@Hi-5five]

TBH! Very inspiring 👍

[@zaidali3042]

Proud of our overseas pakistanis..great family great people

[@soulful848]

🙌🏽

[@blususpect]

Pakistan 🇵🇰 Zindabad

[@princessmehak5329]

Amazing appreciate

[@qumarzaman351]

Amazing story

[@diesel2x]

Very interesting . Would have loved to try those hamburgers ..

[@brocolli17]

Legend.

[@sciencedaan11]

Amazing

[@erzascarlet3641]

Man what a fantastic story of PAKISTANI KHAN FAMILY and I being living 35yrs in the US But never knew

[@melodyhart1331]

This is a great story,this is the story of America,every group that came over after the first who were English ,went through hardships I am 70 I remember my mom would mention Italians as waops.I never hear that word,no one thinks of Italians as different any more.I remember going to a well known German restaurant a few years ago,and the German food was good.However it no that unusual because it had been adopted into the American diet long ago .

[@laylaali5977]

What a inspiring man

[@MT-wp9su]

i love his love for Pakistan, his roots. great man

[@malikahmad8170]

Very very interesting-I love to visit them some day. I live in USA now for some 40 years.

[@talalfarooq432]

There are both good people and bad people everywhere, where some people bullied them and showed discrimination, at the same time many people supported them and were friendly.

[@Salim-wr2wk]

Very interesting story.

[@TIMMYSIPRANO]

I am a Pakistani Born and Raised here in America and this made me very proud, thankful and inspired I also have a groundbreaking Food Truck called General Burnsides Canteen I make the finest Fried chicken and fried Okra in the globe Salute and thank you for this video piece. 🇵🇰🇺🇸

[@saadkhan-gf5fc]

I am from Pakistan..... Dude ❤

[@Northpole47]

Wow, I was planning to go antelope (prong horn) hunting in the state; great to know there is a Pakistani community there.

[@mrexpress8002]

There are Pakistanis everywhere mate. I am British Pakistani. A lot of Pakistanis in Norway!

[@BigRaj5809]

So proud of being a Pakistani American

[@Leezeo]

Love it

[@jacobadams1547]

Will do a road trip from my to Sheridan coming summer.

[@wardayousufi]

Proud of him & his work!!! & Proud of him being a 🇵🇰