From butter artisans, to the sculptors building clay models for car companies like Ford, to the wig makers for films and TV shows, …
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1 what type of education does one need to gain a car design career ( engineering, design, manufacturing)?
1) why is she wearing gloves but he is not? Germs are germs. I don’t think I would want butter that is made with someone’s bare hands. It’s not sanitary.
Interesting the g0verment stops illegal fruits and vegetables from entering the country but M6 and other criminals are welcome. Excellent job D3mocrats keep up the great work.
I can't even buy and sell the company. i work for stocks, and im just manufacturing tech
45:58 impact on market during pandemic everybody was drinking more,booze business was booming!
All that work and most cars out there still look like shit
THANK YOU for creating this wonderful documentary. I'm an old guy now, and its so very sad to see many of these timeless jobs being replaced by automation and AI, so just watching these stories made me feel better. And Merry Christmas to all!!
What is up with the color during the Smithsonian segment. Meadowlark are yellow!
Hey my job is kinda on here! I've worked in bird museum collections and prepped birds and used museum collection data and ID birds.
Hey my job is kinda on here! I've worked in bird museum collections and prepped birds and used museum collection data and ID birds.
El modelado es de barro, pero el resultado final es de plástico. Un carro actual es perdida total en el mínimo accidente.
Cactus Bug Farmers;
With Red 3 finally being banned because it causes cancer hopefully Cochineal farming will ramp up in Mexico again.
I wanna hug the butter man. I didnt think I could love butter more than I already do. 🎉❤❤
Wow, registered in an African country so the cruise liner can treat its staff even worse than the shockingly bad American standards… 4 months of 12 hours a day, without ANY days off! Extortion left and right, so they can put up a nice front 🤮Interesting insights that I'm sure to pass on to friends who love to travel.
I might be missing something but why have they spent so long coming up with ways to scare the birds away instead of working on an effort to clean it up
Effort… but cut the crap ay
Really fascinating.
These people are, no doubt, gov't employees, who are freaked out that they are going to have to get a real job. They
1:37:50 She’s fine, they’re bugs guys 🤨 C’mon, people are producing Single Use Plastics by the Millions, meanwhile she has a farm IMO 😐
The butter guy ❤
So passionate about what he does, what an amazing human😊
I’ve worked in “Area 51” at the Tesla factory in Fremont CA. I also worked in “area 52” that is much lesser known
The Evil behind this as we all know is the government. Their pockets are being lined as they turn their heads the other way allowing these crooked corporations to do whatever they want
@2:50:08 whaaaat in the world is Mary Jane doing at the smithsonian 😂😂😂
great video with some really interesting insights! i loved seeing the variety of jobs highlighted. that said, i have to wonder if some of these positions are really sustainable long-term. seems like a lot of them rely on trends that could change quickly. what do you all think?
I think I bought that exact cheese grater from IKEA
Crash testing semis without a load is about the dumbest thing ive ever seen. 90 percent of the time there is thousands of pounds behind that truck it stops instantly where do you think thats going straight through that cab. These safety ratings for a truck are a complete joke.
Giant wind tunnel? Looks like any other
I didn’t realize cork was from bark of a tree. And how renewable it was.
Why don’t they just put a giant net over the lake so that birds can’t go in?
What do you do for a living? Oh I’m a taxidermist for the Smithsonian 😅
Hi there from NZ. 351.21…The commentary said Sir Ed Hillary was one of the first to climb Mt Everest. She should do her homework! He was the FIRST! He was with a British expedition. He and Sherpa Tensing were chosen to make the final ascent, as they were both the best adapted to the thin air at such a high altitude.
Wow. I just learned more about clay car models than in the past 64 years. Thanks.
The cork harvesting segment was good. It would have been better if they had shown more of the cork soaking process. The cork soakers have an important job. It takes years of experience and special technique to become a good cork soaker.
WHY THE F IS THIS IN MY SEARCH HISTORY WHEN I DIDN'T EVEN SEARCH FOR IT!!
@1:26:47 I know that I shouldn't be surprised by the fact that ANIMAL RIGHTS ACTIVISTS found a way to be outraged (but I still somehow am) over the use of cactus bug being used to make vibrant natural dye and not be outraged by how harmful the synthetic dye is on many different aspects of life, or outraged that they likely had no clue that they have been eating ground up bugs like a majority of the world could have gone the rest of their lives without knowing……seriously bugs!?!!?! Have they started running low and scraping the bottom of the barrel for things to make a fuss about??
Thats some good looking butter
the commercial people making products that dont look at all like the real thing when u buy the burger etc
its nice to see the butter guy so passionate about such a simple easy thing to make.
i really dont see the point of making a clay model full size
this channel might have created the platform to end a lot of bs in the world g
I must be the only one that thinks this guy need some gloves on. I don’t wanna taste hair (that falls off in the food) and hand and arm juices (natural human oil that comes out the skin)
I think it'll be quite a time until they replace food commercials with AI video?
Welcome home Ghana Accra kotoka international airport and Nigeria Abuja international airport to meet father and mother Steve and Cynthia Baidoo Crown, thanks
Unfortunately, the Smithsonian has all the giants' skeletons!!!
Butter guy. Yes.