Comments by "" (@Ammeo) on "Business Insider" channel.

  1. We live in a world where random lines on a canvas could cost millions
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  2. We live in a world where random lines on a canvas could cost millions
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  3. We live in a world where random lines on a canvas could cost millions
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  4. Wish i was born to a Sheikh, i would have bought a Rolls Royce for my wife's boyfriend too
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  5. Its nice to see people sticking to old crafting techniques despite the availability of modern machinery
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  6. As someone who has eaten cashews on a regular, i didnt know cashew processing was so tedious
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  7. Its good that dairy industry is on a fall. Its one of the most cruel industries towards animals
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  8. Its nice to see people sticking to old crafting techniques despite the availability of modern machinery
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  9. Its nice to see people sticking to old crafting techniques despite the availability of modern machinery
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  10. I would not want to drink this juice even if im paid for it. This looks unhygienic
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  11. Its good that dairy industry is on a fall. Its one of the most cruel industries towards animals
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  12. As someone who has eaten cashews on a regular, i didnt know cashew processing was so tedious
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  13. Its so sad that we harm and kill these lovely animals for our greed
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  14. As someone who has eaten cashews on a regular, i didnt know cashew processing was so tedious
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  15.  @nishie.e  Newborn calves are usually separated from mother cows upon birth and then killed either within days or let be grown for a few months and killed later
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  16. Its nice to see people sticking to old crafting techniques despite the availability of modern machinery
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  17.  @ujvalbanda2867  Itni kyun jal rhi hai. Sahi to baat ki mein ne. Kitna unhygienic process hai
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  18.  @nishie.e  But its part of the whole process. Also, no matter the demand, young calves get killed
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  19. I would not want to drink this juice even if im paid for it. This looks unhygienic
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  20. Its good to see people keeping these ancient techniques of perfume making alive
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  21. This does look like a lot of work for very little reward
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  22. Its so sad that we harm and kill these lovely animals for our greed and
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  23. This looks like extremely cautious and masterful work
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  24. Its good to see people keeping these ancient techniques of perfume making alive
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  25. Its so sad that we harm and kill these lovely animals for our greed
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  26. Its good that dairy industry is on a fall. Its one of the most cruel industries towards animals
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  27. Its good that dairy industry is on a fall. Its one of the most cruel industries towards animals
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  28. Its nice to see people sticking to old crafting techniques despite the availability of modern machinery
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  29.  @seanpecson2858  Cuz its not a choice when there are billions of animals as victims, being victimized for our taste priorities. There are billions of victims down the line
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  30. This looks like extremely cautious and masterful work
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  31. Its nice to see people sticking to old crafting techniques despite the availability of modern machinery
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  32. Its so sad that we harm and kill these lovely animals for our greed
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  33. We live in a world where random lines on a canvas could cost millions
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  34. Isn't it weird that he feeds death in the form of dead animals to children in a place where death is ravaging
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  35. I would not want to drink this juice even if im paid for it. This looks unhygienic
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  36. I wish i lived in Japan. Their food culture is so interesting and seems much healthier than other parts of the world
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  37. This looks incredible hard work. Probably one of the hardest i've seen on the channel so far
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  38. Its nice to see these ancient techniques and traditions still being kept alive by people like them
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  39.  @chillidog1239  True. I've been vegan for 6 years now. Never going back
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  40. Its weird to think nature can give us such expensive stuff
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  41. Its good to see people keeping these ancient techniques of perfume making alive
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  42. Nice to see things getting recycled and not going to waste
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  43. Its nice to see these ancient techniques and traditions still being kept alive by people like them
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  44. When a bag is worth more than my house
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  45. This does look like hard work with no option for mistakes
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  46. As someone who has eaten cashews on a regular, i didnt know cashew processing was so tedious
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  47. Its nice to see people sticking to old crafting techniques despite the availability of modern machinery
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  48. Formal Education is for losers anyways.
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  49. Its good to see people keeping these ancient techniques of perfume making alive
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  50. Wish i was born to a Sheikh, i would have bought a Rolls Royce for my wife's boyfriend too
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  51. As someone who has eaten cashews on a regular, i didnt know cashew processing was so tedious
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  52. When a bag is worth more than my house
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  53. I would not want to drink this juice even if im paid for it. This looks unhygienic
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  54. Its so sad that we harm and kill these lovely animals for our greed
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  55. Its good that dairy industry is on a fall. Its one of the most cruel industries towards animals
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  56. Same decision i made when i saw some slaughterhouse footages
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  57. I wish i lived in Japan. Their food culture is so interesting and seems much healthier than other parts of the world
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  58. Its so sad that we harm and kill these lovely animals for our greed
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  59. This looks like extremely cautious and masterful work
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  60. As someone who has eaten cashews on a regular, i didnt know cashew processing was so tedious
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  61. Its so sad that we harm and kill these lovely animals for our greed and sensory pleasures
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  62. I would not want to drink this juice even if im paid for it. This looks unhygienic
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  63. Makes me think to buy a few of these bottles and sell them at a profit when I'm old and close to death
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  64. I didn't even know bone carving was thing in India
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  65. We live in a world where random lines on a canvas could cost millions
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  66. I hope so too
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  67. Didnt know teapots could be that expensive
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  68. Its nice to see people sticking to old crafting techniques despite the availability of modern machinery
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  69.  @Dave-if5qj  you must be a sky daddy believer
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  70. I would not want to drink this juice even if im paid for it. This looks unhygienic
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  71. Who knew a simple wild root could be that much expensive
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  72. Nice to see things getting recycled and not going to waste
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  73. This looks like extremely cautious and masterful work
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  74. This does look like hard work with no option for mistakes
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  75. Its so sad that we harm and kill these lovely animals for our greed
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  76. Its so sad that we harm and kill these lovely animals for our greed
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  77. Its good that dairy industry is on a fall. Its one of the most cruel industries towards animals
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  78. Its nice to see these ancient techniques and traditions still being kept alive by people like them
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  79. This looks incredible hard work
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  80. As someone who has eaten cashews on a regular, i didnt know cashew processing was so tedious
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  81. Same decision i made when i saw some slaughterhouse footages
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  82. As someone who has eaten cashews on a regular, i didnt know cashew processing was so tedious
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  83. "In 100 or 200 years time, we may look back at the way we treated animals today as something like the way of our forefathers treated slaves" - Richard Dawkins
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  84. This looks like extremely cautious and masterful work
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  85. I would not want to drink this juice even if im paid for it. This looks unhygienic
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  86. I would love to taste it someday
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  87.  @0animalproductworld558  Your statement reminded me of that famous quote from Isaac Bashevis Singer who himself was a Polish jew and lost many of his friends and relatives during Polish occupation of WW2. ---> "In relation to animals, all people are Nazis; for the animals, it is an eternal Treblinka" Issac Bashevis Singer (writer, moral philosopher, animal rights advocate (1902-1991)
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  88. As someone who has eaten cashews on a regular, i didnt know cashew processing was so tedious
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  89. This does look like a lot of work for very little reward
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  90. Yes it is. The whole industry is a hell
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  91. Its good to see people keeping these ancient techniques of perfume making alive
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  92. This looks very labor intensive process requiring years of mastery. Respect
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  93. I would not want to drink this juice even if im paid for it. This looks unhygienic
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  94. We live in a world where random lines on a canvas could cost millions
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  95. Japan has this weird culture of making ordinary things so expensive
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  96. Nice to see things getting recycled and not going to waste
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  97. This looks very labor intensive process requiring years of mastery. Respect
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  98. Its good that dairy industry is on a fall. Its one of the most cruel industries towards animals
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  99. I wonder if its that good tasting to be put so much time and labor into it
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  100. Wish i was born to a Sheikh, i would have bought a Rolls Royce for my wife's boyfriend too
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  101. Its nice to see people sticking to old crafting techniques despite the availability of modern machinery
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  102. Its good that dairy industry is on a fall. Its one of the most cruel industries towards animals
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  103. I would love to taste it someday
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  104. Its nice to see these ancient techniques and traditions still being kept alive by people like them
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  105. Its nice to see people sticking to old crafting techniques despite the availability of modern machinery
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  106. This looks like extremely cautious and masterful work
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  107. This looks incredible hard work
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  108. I use Green Cardamom in tea, it tastes gr8
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  109. Its nice to see these ancient techniques and traditions still being kept alive by people like them
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  110. I wish i lived in Japan. Their food culture is so interesting and seems much healthier than other parts of the world
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  111. Didnt know teapots could be that expensive
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  112. Who knew a simple wild root could be that much expensive
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  113. This does look like hard work with no option for mistakes
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  114. Nice to see things getting recycled and not going to waste
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  115. We live in a world where random lines on a canvas could cost millions
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  116. This does look like hard work with no option for mistakes
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  117. Its nice to see people sticking to old crafting techniques despite the availability of modern machinery
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  118. I wish i lived in Japan. Their food culture is so interesting and seems much healthier than other parts of the world
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  119. I wish i lived in Japan. Their food culture is so interesting and seems much healthier than other parts of the world
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  120. This does look like hard work with no option for mistakes
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  121. This looks very labor intensive process requiring years of mastery. Respect
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  122. When a bag is worth more than my house
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  123. We live in a world where random lines on a canvas could cost millions
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  124. This does look like a lot of work for very little reward
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  125. Didnt know teapots could be that expensive
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  126. I would not want to drink this juice even if im paid for it. This looks unhygienic
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  127. As someone who has eaten cashews on a regular, i didnt know cashew processing was so tedious
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  128. Its weird to think nature can give us such expensive stuff
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  129. This looks very labor intensive process requiring years of mastery. Respect
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  130. Didnt knew a fish could be this expensive
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  131. Didnt knew a fish could be this expensive
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  132. So religion is basically keeping this business alive
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  133. Its nice to see these ancient techniques and traditions still being kept alive by people like them
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  134. I wonder if its that good tasting to be put so much time and labor into it
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  135. This looks incredible hard work. Probably one of the hardest i've seen on the channel so far
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  136. We live in a world where random lines on a canvas could cost millions
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  137. @COASTERCRAZY2009 you must be a leftist or a sky daddy believer
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  138. Who knew poop would be so expensive
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  139. This does look like a lot of work for very little reward
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  140. I would love to taste it someday
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  141. Its nice to see people sticking to old crafting techniques despite the availability of modern machinery
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  142. This looks like extremely cautious and masterful work
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  143. Who knew poop would be so expensive
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  144. Who knew a simple wild root could be that much expensive
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  145. Who knew poop would be so expensive
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  146. Who knew a simple wild root could be that much expensive
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  147. As someone who has eaten cashews on a regular, i didnt know cashew processing was so tedious
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  148. Its so sad that we harm and kill these lovely animals for our greed
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  149.  @ghoetzinjal2660  you must be a leftoid or sky daddy believer
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  150.  @ghoetzinjal2660  Actually, I get your point. Its basically corporate greed and trying to cheap down on the price. Sad reality of the world where greed runs in human blood
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  151. Its good that dairy industry is on a fall. Its one of the most cruel industries towards animals
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  152. So basically it does nothing but still valuable
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  153. Only in Japan a fish would sell for 3 million dollars
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  154. Its so nice to see old crafting techniques still alive today
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  155. Makes me think to buy a few of these bottles and sell them at a profit when I'm old and close to death
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  156. Who knew poop would be so expensive
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  157. As someone who has eaten cashews on a regular, i didnt know cashew processing was so tedious
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  158. Its nice to see people sticking to old crafting techniques despite the availability of modern machinery
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  159. We live in a world where random lines on a canvas could cost millions
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  160. As someone who has eaten cashews on a regular, i didnt know cashew processing was so tedious
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  161. Makes me think to buy a few of these bottles and sell them at a profit when I'm old and close to death
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  162. Just regular salt for me, its cheap and easily available
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  163. Its weird that i live in Pakistan but i hardly come across Himalayan salt being sold in local stores
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  164. I would love to taste it someday
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  165. Or maybe makes the pays good enough that the locals are willing to do the job with no immigrants required
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  166. This looks like extremely cautious and masterful work
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  167. Only in Japan a fish would sell for 3 million dollars
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  168. Nice to see things getting recycled and not going to waste
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  169. I would love to taste it someday
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  170. I would love to taste it someday
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  171. This looks incredible hard work. Probably one of the hardest i've seen on the channel so far
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  172. Its so sad that we harm and kill these lovely animals for our greed
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  173. Wish i was born to a Sheikh, i would have bought a Rolls Royce for my wife's boyfriend too ..
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  174.  @hald-matalongos  Those rich arab people
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  175. Its weird to think nature can give us such expensive stuff
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  176. Its so cool to be called a Bonsai Master
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  177. Who knew poop would be so expensive
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  178. When a fish is more expensive than everything i'll ever earn
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  179. A reality no one can escape
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  180. Its good that dairy industry is on a fall. Its one of the most cruel industries towards animals
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  181. I wonder why pay so much for something just to eat
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  182. I would love to taste it someday
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  183. Its good that dairy industry is on a fall. Its one of the most cruel industries towards animals
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  184. Nice to see things getting recycled and not going to waste
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  185. Who knew a simple wild root could be that much expensive
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  186. I would not want to drink this juice even if im paid for it. This looks unhygienic
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  187. When a bag is worth more than my house
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  188. I wonder if its that good tasting to be put so much time and labor into it
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  189. Didnt knew a fish could be this expensive
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  190. Its weird to think nature can give us such expensive stuff
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  191. I wonder if its that good tasting to be put so much time and labor into it
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  192. Nice to see things getting recycled and not going to waste
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  193. Didnt know teapots could be that expensive
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  194. Didnt know teapots could be that expensive
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  195. Wish i was born to a Sheikh, i would have bought a Rolls Royce for my wife's boyfriend too
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  196. Who knew poop would be so expensive
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  197. Seems it basically does nothing but still valuable
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  198. I would love to taste it someday
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  199. Only in Japan a fish would sell for 3 million dollars
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  200. This looks very labor intensive process requiring years of mastery. Respect
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  201. This does look like hard work with no option for mistakes
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  202. This looks very labor intensive process requiring years of mastery. Respect
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  203. Wish i was born to a Sheikh, i would have bought a Rolls Royce for my wife's boyfriend too
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  204. Didnt knew a fish could be this expensive
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  205. "In 100 or 200 years time, we may look back at the way we treated animals today as something like the way of our forefathers treated slaves" - Richard Dawkins
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  206. I wonder why pay so much for something just to eat
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  207. Who knew a simple wild root could be that much expensive
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  208. We live in a world where random lines on a canvas could cost millions
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  209. We live in a world where random lines on a canvas could cost millions
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  210. I would love to taste it someday
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  211. I would love to taste it someday
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  212. Who knew poop would be so expensive
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  213. This looks like extremely cautious and masterful work
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  214. This does look like hard work with no option for mistakes
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  215. I would love to taste it someday
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  216. This looks like extremely cautious and masterful work
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  217. Makes me think to buy a few of these bottles and sell them at a profit when I'm old and close to death
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  218. This does look like hard work with no option for mistakes
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  219. Only in Japan a fish would sell for 3 million dollars
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  220. This does look like hard work with no option for mistakes
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  221. Didnt know until now that pine nuts are edible
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  222. This looks like extremely cautious and masterful work
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  223. Its so sad that we harm and kill these lovely animals for our greed
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  224.  @ualreadyknoitsyaboi  Because your evil god and evil religion allows animal cruelty, isnt it?
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  225.  @CATsissta  As its said" One cant love something and contribute to its harm and death"
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  226.  @CATsissta  That's a different scenario compared to farm animals, We don't put farm animals down bcz they are dying a slow and painful death. We put them down for their own bodies after breeding them into existence. Unless these farm animals are being put down for health reasons after giving them the life we usually give to dogs or cats
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  227.  @CATsissta  Cuz nature is cruel and unjust and we at the moment cant do anything about it
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  228. This looks incredible hard work. Probably one of the hardest i've seen on the channel so far
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  229. Only in Japan a fish would sell for 3 million dollars
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  230. When a bag is worth more than my house
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  231. I would love to taste it someday
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  232. I wish i lived in Japan. Their food culture is so interesting and seems much healthier than other parts of the world
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  233. We live in a world where random lines on a canvas could cost millions
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  234. Only in Japan a fish would sell for 3 million dollars
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  235. I wonder why pay 5 million Japanese Yen for a couple melons that you'll eat in a day or two
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  236. I use Green Cardamom in tea, it tastes gr8
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  237. I would love to taste it someday
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  238. Its nice to see these ancient techniques and traditions still being kept alive by people like them
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  239. Didnt know teapots could be that expensive
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  240. When a bag is worth more than my house
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  241. I use Green Cardamom in tea, it tastes gr8
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  242. I've never eaten tofu in my life. Maybe someday i will
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  243. Makes me think to buy a few of these bottles and sell them at a profit when I'm old and close to death
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  244. Didnt knew a fish could be this expensive
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  245. This looks incredible hard work. Probably one of the hardest i've seen on the channel so far
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  246. This looks very labor intensive process requiring years of mastery. Respect
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  247. I use Green Cardamom in tea, it tastes gr8
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  248. This looks incredible hard work. Probably one of the hardest i've seen on the channel so far
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  249. Its weird to think nature can give us such expensive stuff
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  250. I feel bad for these potato farmers. So much hard work all for nothing
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  251. Wish i was born to a Sheikh, i would have bought a Rolls Royce for my wife's boyfriend too
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  252. Who knew poop would be so expensive
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  253. I wonder why pay so much for something just to eat
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  254. This looks like extremely cautious and masterful work
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  255. This does look like hard work with no option for mistakes
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  256. I use Green Cardamom in tea, it tastes gr8
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  257. I wonder if its that good tasting to be put so much time and labor into it
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  258. I would love to taste it someday
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  259. I wonder why pay so much for something just to eat
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  260. Nice to see things getting recycled and not going to waste
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  261. We live in a world where random lines on a canvas could cost millions
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  262. I use Green Cardamom in tea, it tastes gr8
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  263. Its good to see things get recycled to be used again
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  264. Its nice to see these ancient techniques and traditions still being kept alive by people like them
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  265. I wish i lived in Japan. Their food culture is so interesting and seems much healthier than other parts of the world
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  266. Who knew poop would be so expensive
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  267. I use Green Cardamom in tea, it tastes gr8
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  268. Who knew poop would be so expensive
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  269. This does look like a lot of work for very little reward
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  270. As someone who has eaten cashews on a regular, i didnt know cashew processing was so tedious
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  271. My respects to this man
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  272. This looks very labor intensive process requiring years of mastery. Respect
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  273. Its nice to see these ancient techniques and traditions still being kept alive by people like them
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  274. I wonder why pay so much for something just to eat
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  275. Nice to see things getting recycled and not going to waste
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  276. We live in a world where random lines on a canvas could cost millions
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  277. I would love to taste it someday
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  278. This does look like a lot of work for very little reward
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  279. I wonder why pay so much for something just to eat
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  280. As someone who has eaten cashews on a regular, i didnt know cashew processing was so tedious
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  281. This looks very labor intensive process requiring years of mastery. Respect
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  282. Only in Japan a fish would sell for 3 million dollars
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  283. This does look like hard work with no option for mistakes
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  284. This looks incredible hard work
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  285. I wonder if its that good tasting to be put so much time and labor into it
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  286. Its good to see people keeping these ancient techniques of perfume making alive
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  287. Wish i was born to a Sheikh, i would have bought a Rolls Royce for my wife's boyfriend too ..
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  288. Only in Japan a fish would sell for 3 million dollars
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  289. Seems it basically does nothing but still valuable
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  290. Nice to see things getting recycled and not going to waste
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  291. Who knew poop would be so expensive
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  292. Only in Japan a fish would sell for 3 million dollars
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  293. Only in Japan a fish would sell for 3 million dollars
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  294. Nice to see things getting recycled and not going to waste
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  295. Only in Japan a fish would sell for 3 million dollars
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  296. Its so sad that we harm and kill these lovely animals for our greed
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  297. I would love to taste it someday
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  298. Its good to see people keeping these ancient techniques of perfume making alive
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  299. Makes me think to buy a few of these bottles and sell them at a profit when I'm old and close to death
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  300. Wish i was born to a Sheikh, i would have bought a Rolls Royce for my wife's boyfriend too ...
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  301. This looks like extremely cautious and masterful work
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  302. Only in Japan a fish would sell for 3 million dollars
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  303. I would not want to drink this juice even if im paid for it. This looks unhygienic
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  304. I wonder why pay so much for something just to eat
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  305. This indeed looks like very hard work
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  306. Who knew a simple wild root could be that much expensive
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  307. Seems it basically does nothing but still valuable
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  308. Didnt know teapots could be that expensive
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  309. Only in Japan a fish would sell for 3 million dollars
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  310. Its good that dairy industry is on a fall. Its one of the most cruel industries towards animals
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  311. We live in a world where random lines on a canvas could cost millions
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  312. Only in Japan a fish would sell for 3 million dollars
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  313. Only in Japan a fish would sell for 3 million dollars
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  314. Its weird to think nature can give us such expensive stuff
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  315. Nice to see things getting recycled and not going to waste
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  316. I use Green Cardamom in tea, it tastes gr8
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  317. Its nice to see these ancient techniques and traditions still being kept alive by people like them
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  318. Same decision i made when i saw some slaughterhouse footages
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  319.  EightFootSativa  "In 100 or 200 years time, we may look back at the way we treated animals today as something like the way of our forefathers treated slaves" - Richard Dawkins
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  320. Seems it basically does nothing but still valuable
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