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  1. "if the sun is out and we don't feel like working then we don't work." This is the key to human happiness.
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  2. Am I the only one who thinks pastel looks absoloutly delicious?
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  3. At last! A highly skilled aging artisan who has successfully found an apprentice willing to take on a passion trade in this economy!
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  4. What is my obsession with watching large amounts of food being cooked? I'm a sucker for videos like this.
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  5. I would totally support this type of company that gives back to the community they operate out of.
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  6. My grand uncle always used pastels for his art. Nothing else. He would carry a box of pastels with him, drawing with them wherever he went. Colorful happy sketches of nature. Then came the war. He took the pastels with him. But he would stop using colors. He only used black. One day when he was on „holiday“ from active service he didn’t pack his pastels. My grandmother told him that he had forgotten to pack his pastels and he answered „I don’t need them any more“ And in that moment she kind of knew that he would not come back. He died in the war when he was 21 years old. Since I was the only one who liked to do art in various forms, she gave me his pastels as a present. I always wanted to use them but I always felt that I am not good enough to use his precious pastels. I still have the box. Still as good as knew (except for the black) Maybe I am ready now to finally use them…
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  7. This must probably be the most hands on company that I have ever seen in terms of caring for their worker. The absolute best.
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  8. I am a violin maker and I use shellac for the confection of alcohol and oil varnish. This video helped a lot to understand the chain of workers behing these golden flakes. Thank you 🙏🏼
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  9. Wish I had the money, a 36 set is $655.00,........amazing history, I have the utmost respect for these two.
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  10. She literally stumbled upon a dream job. And she seems to be VERY grateful for it. Clicked on this by accident but watched the whole thing. So interesting and loved all the colors of those pastels
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  11. Seeing her eyes glowed as she was touching that yellow pigment sparked so much joy in me. This is truly someone that appreciates her craft. Everyone involved at this oil pastel studio deserves all the love and success. Truly a rare sight!
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  12. Bamboo grows so fast you can actually watch it grow. If there are applications for it, I'm all for it. Especially disposables such as straws and chopsticks.
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  13. I’m 71 years old and have used shellac for years on furniture and never knew that my kids and grandkids eat it to on their candy! Didn’t know it came from bug poop either!
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  14. I am a Sri Lankan and we make our own cinnamon from the trees of our backyard ❤
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  15. The fact this man is building all of this from raw material to working parts and knows how to do all the design machine set up and the machining itself with all the different machines is simply amazing.
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  16. This tradition is pretty awesome, can’t believe it has been alive for 1200 years! Would like to experience this tradition.
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  17. It’s a good day when Business Insider drops a new military video
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  18. I live in NZ and my husband is lucky to have a guide dog. It has made a huge difference to his independence. Thanks to everyone who raises a pup or trains lease dogs.
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  19. in ceviche, it tastes amazing! it's really good and plentiful! here in Puerto Rico, we try to catch as many as possible. its really good meat! and yes, it does damage everything in its path. and loads of people get stung by it every year and extremely painful
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  20. We hunted these during 3 dives per day in Belize and caught 15-35 per day. They were delicious, flaky, light flavored fish that were amazing breaded and deep fried. Guilt free hunting!
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  21. I wasn’t expecting a BI video to hit me in the feels, but the “she’s working hard on what I couldn’t do” at the end really made me realize how proud of his daughter that guy is
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  22. Margret reaching out should be a reminder to everyone and is one to myself to always reach out for things because you never know how it could go! Might be nothing but might be a partnership !
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  23. Thanks for letting me be a part of this! For anyone with questions about anything I said, please don't hesitate! Happy to chat.
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  24. Wow this was so interesting to watch, I knew about the scroll inside but I always thought it was just a little wooden box.
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  25. Thanks for publishing this!!! My family is from Merida, Yucatán so it makes me ecstatic that this cuisine is getting some recognition. There’s really nothing like grandma’s cochinita tacos
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  26. From now on, I will be looking out for the "Pure Ceylon Cinnamon" GI tag and checking if the ingredients list says it's Ceylon cinnamon to make sure I buy the good stuff. Or I will import directly from Sri Lanka to cut out the middle man. Thanks for this useful info.
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  27. I always think these videos are so cool! Thanks for the upload
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  28. Sri Lankan cinnamon is the Best That smell, that taste ! Greetings from far away Poland 🇵🇱🇵🇱🇵🇱
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  29. What a fun and informative series, love it.
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  30. These Business Insider behind the scenes view of the military are always so interesting! I love them.
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  31. Definitely my favorite series from Business Insider. Love the narrator's voice as well. So calming for me.
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  32. Mad respect for the film crew for going up the mountains to bring us this story!
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  33. I just watched a 13 minute video about cricket bats.... and feel it was 13 minutes well spent :) Thanks.
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  34. i used to be a driver for papa johns about 5 years ago. in a way i miss it. it was fun and i loved our customers. making the pizza was almost a science. i used to be a real chef before working there and i used to take the screens from the oven by hand. i always had to tell the new guys to not copy me, lol. i had nearly 2 decades of experience that allowed me to be able to do that. i had better pizza, but papa johns was and still is worth it to me. also i never found a pizza that is better cold the next day as papa johns is. PS: i love the PI-day upload being pizza.
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  35. The way the both of them are connected to their environment and seek that connection... it's all cyclical! These rocks have been here long before us, and they will be here after, but touched by our hands and these beautiful crafts!
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  36. reading the "x is my favorite" apple comments reallly make me want to go buy an assortment of various apples and try them. i never realized there was so much variety or even a noticable difference between different types
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  37. When I saw BI doing a series on Everest, I hoped they would address the trash issue. This was better than I expected.
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  38. I have another Occupation that keeps NYC alive . The one I did for 15 years , ELEVATOR MECHANIC!! Those buildings are tall if you'll notice . 😂
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  39. Now thats some good journalism right there
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  40. 6 years ago in a TV show about food around the world there was an episode about Sardinia and they showed this magnificent pasta. In that show they talked about only a few women in one village that knows how to make it and it looked like this pasta is going to disappear soon. It is so heart warming to see that people are making an effort to keep this tradition alive. I never had the chance to taste this pasta but it makes me happy that this tradition is spreading and there is hope for it. Thank you, the people that do this work, and those who made this video.
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  41. I am leaving this comment here so that after some hours, days, weeks, months or years when someone likes or comment on it, I will be reminded to watch this video again
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  42. Great video. Very informative and useful. Not everyone is aware of the good quality Ceylon Cinnamon. I’ve been using Ceylon Cinnamon for all my life.
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  43. Great video. I always learn a lot without having to travel to places where I wouldn't be allowed to anyway. Love this channel.
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  44. Honestly, Business Insider make the greatest videos I've ever seen. I have learned about so much of the world for free, thank you.
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  45. My childhood dog was in the breeding program for Guiding Eyes for the Blind. He was an extremely patient, intelligent, and lovable dog that helped make my childhood less lonely. This video made me think about how much he had to adapt to our family. He really was the best boy and I think about him all the time.
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  46. As the mother of a former Marine and an active duty Soldier, this was enlightening. Thank you for showcasing our family members. 🇺🇲💝🇺🇲💝
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  47. I went to that exact shop to get my Tefillin when I was 13! Crazy they're still around!
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  48. So nice that you recognized these superheroes by making this documentary. They too deserve to be applauded for their extreme hard work!!!
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  49. Two amazing artisans, and two valuable perspectives. How beautiful it is to devote oneself, mind and body, to this dying craft.
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  50. This channel is actually so underrated 😢
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  51. I’ve just started learning to play the harp a month ago, it’s like you knew I’d wanna see this! I loved watching Brandee Younger play, I’m finding all her music now thanks to this video!
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  52. 0:02 that overhead shot was amazing, no wonder you guys made it the thumbnail!
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  53. Hand mixing the shea butter is insane. The silk making is fascinating
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  54. They aren't just good boys, they're excellent boys ❤
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  55. Try dating a calculator, already has your number😅
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  56. I love to see all the behind scenes of this businesses.
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  57. i love these videos! it is super interesting to hear about niche food stuff that a lot of people dont know about!
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  58. I had not noticed the length of this video and checked with only 10 minutes left! Back in the 70s (yes, I'm old!) every magazine had an article on interesting subjects to start conversations at cocktail parties. This video would have been the Bible for every attendee!! 😊💗
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  59. My childhood home had these tiles. I got the best memories laying down on them in the hot summer days!
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  60. he has this nice vibes and i can feel it lol i think, we need more mre episode with this guy lol
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  61. Whoever is the director here and choosing the shots and composition really has some talent. Legit short film worthy. Subbed.
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  62. The choices of the music during the video is perfect. Such a great video.
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  63. Wonderful compilation of information, especially on the Egyptian Cotton. Yes, I’d love to have a couple of those beautiful geodes.
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  64. These are all amazing people doing amazing things. Thank you!
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  65. Absolutely fascinating insight into the cinnamon industry in Sri Lanka! 🇱🇰 It's incredible to learn about the meticulous process behind producing 90% of the world's pure cinnamon.
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  66. Can i just say ive been loving these daily vids of Mount Everest and the Sherpa people❤
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  67.  @BusinessInsider  i love y'all. Please do more military big batch food being cooked, i can binge watch that stuff
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  68. Business Insider/ Short in a Nutshell/ ARTE are by far the best Documentary on the entire planet.
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  69. I have massive respect for our farmers all over the world. Truly a labor of love and heart to feed people. I am truly grateful. ❤
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  70. 6:14 Graphics messed up and used a greater-than sign to represent less-than.
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  71. I’m loving this entire mini series
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  72. this episode was so beautiful to watch
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  73. My new favorite channel
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  74. the visuals for this video is amazing, the mundanity of a messy workingshop has so much life and character 5:37
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  75. Thank you for profiling these genuinely talented gentlemen! You hear the love in their voices, see their passion in the eyes & body language, & watch their delicate mannerisms as they work! They are very proud of their skill set & their cultural history! This was a fantastic documentary video!! Thank you so much for creating & sharing this wonderful history!!
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  76. This documentary is beautiful. I appreciate their craftsmanship, tradition, and the 120-year-old oak barrels. Now searching for wines aged in these barrels.🥰
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  77. Thank you! ❤
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  78. Your videos are awesome, the cinematography and the overall shots of everything is dumbfounding, whoever leads it is a genius, nice work business insider!
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  79. Keep those videos coming!
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  80. The music in this video is beautiful
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  81. Why is this woman's voice so sweet... can't stop listening to her amazing unique voice... I Genuinely, Love...it!
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  82. I like how candid this was. Didn't feel overly edited or scripted -- this is the way. Good work to the instructor and Business Insider.
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  83. wow you make things so easy to understand and really put a lot into this video
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  84. Great video...these Sherpa's earn every dime they make and deserve much more compensation for the risk they're taking.
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  85. Beautiful barrels and a fascinating craft. Mistake: The material that goes in between the boards that form the top and bottom isn't wood, but reed - like it has been done since 100s of years.
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  86. Incredible video. I will never look at a harp the same. Now when i look at a herp i will think $$$ Thank you for the wonderful video Business Insider
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  87. Wow it was really interesting to watch. Great content.
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  88. Super interesting!! Thanks for covering these businesses!
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  89. Learn something new today. I appreciate the artistry in the instrumental.
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  90. Informative content, thank you
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  91. Loves this series
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  92. Excellent video @BusinessInsider fantastic footage and insightful interviews. Much of the circumstances around what the Sherpa are paid comes down to the expedition operators. About half of the expedition operators that offer opportunities to climb Everest are Nepali owned....some of them cater primarily to clientele who cannot afford, say, $65,000 for a trip to Everest. These operators, charging more like half that, in order to keep their costs low will hire lesser experienced high altitude porters and guides. Operators can get away with paying less because the money is still alluring. It's a problem that can't necessarily be solved by so-called rich clients tipping more, unfortunately. It's built into the system, only worsening due to the mass commercialization of the mountain.
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  93. ❤ this series
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  94. It's wonderful to see such an intricate piece of equipment, and her skills are so sharp on it.
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  95. Kudos to team BI for this commendable demonstration of this precious commodities. Request you to pay a visit in kannauj ,Uttar Pradesh, India where you will find best of fragrances to name a few pure sandalwood oil and india rose oil among others!
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  96. Thank you for this documentary, I showed this to my wife she is mortified as she loves black salt
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  97. Worked at Papa John's for 7 years and I can say with all of the knowledge I have learned that a slice of brownie on top of a slice of cheese pizza is the BEST thing you will ever have.
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  98. Climbing mountain is so fun and enjoying. Great video.
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  99. Wow - phenomenally insightful. Loved watching this.
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  100. Thank you for sharing this valuable knowledge.
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  101. I really enjoyed this video, thanks for sharing !
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  102. Thank you for a very insightful and well produced doco 👍🏽
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  103. I agree. This is an amazing documentary. As a fruit lover, I can’t wait to try some of these.
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  104. Thank you Business Insider for this wonderful documentary
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  105. Great series 👍🏼
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  106. Thank you great video 😊
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  107. so therapeutic to watch! the ASMR while applying that protective coating was so good.
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  108. Thanks for the video
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  109. I can not thank you enough!
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  110. Same
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  111. Samee
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