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The thorn on Agave leaves were traditionally used by Native people as suture needles. The toxin acted as local anaesthetic apparently!

What an incredible collection! It's so big that the average person will probably never see it. I could spend weeks looking at it and never tire of it. There are so many details and stories to discover. It's a real gem.

Regarding the Kombucha alcohol panic: It wasn't a bubbly bottle on a Whole Foods shelf. Not a joke, it was Lindsay Lohan when she made headlines by having alcohol show up on a surprise breathalyzer from her probation officer. She actually blamed a specific brand that also happened to be my favorite. When it came back to shelves, you could definitely tell the difference in Kombucha being less delicious if you have had both versions. Thanks TMZ : (

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The smithonian handling weed at 8:15 made me laugh

Being able to love others is a form of blessing. Being able to understand others is a form of wisdom.

One of my main bucket list items is to take a road trip to DC and spend a month just going to the museums and trying the local food.

The Junior's owner says that everything except labor has gone up. Which means that he recognizes that everything is more expensive for them to buy, while choosing to ignore that his workers face the same issue.

The segment on the Smithsonian was fascinating. Museums have always been favorite places for me to visit, but we do tend to forget about the research and cataloguing of our world as we know it. That's extremely important work, and it's unfortunate that they are having trouble getting funding for improvements to prevent losses. There are things in museums that cannot be replaced.

I like how Insider Business lifts people up than put people down. Very smart Insider Business

Thank you IB for adding chapters! Now I will definitely watch. I very much enjoy these videos. Informative, erudite and interesting.

21:31 it doesn’t make it any less bad for these folks that the industry squeezes legit people like this, but damn does she have a good take in how she put that.

This is a wonderfully instructive program. I belong to Toastmasters and will give a speech tonight based on the Smithsonians’s story on their collection of birds hitting airplanes. Fascinating! I hope this will allow researchers to create bird proof engines and save lives. 🥰

Wow. That’s an enormous collection the regular public will never get to experience. I could look around there for weeks and never get bored!

I would love to sponsor sunglasses, rakes, and other supplies directly to the salt farmers

Thanks for producing and sharing this great look inside such a wide variety of industries. Well done.

Thanks for taking the time to share this transmission.💚💜💚💜

Amazing footage! Hollywood can't compete with you

thanks for these. especially the smithsonian. love every second of it.

@56:46 I worked there at that facility when I lived in N. Philly. I went to Burlington, NJ to work. So cool to see an old work place on a documentary.

Ahh the idea of rich ppl putting snail slime on their face, feels good

What I love about this Chanel is you lern how well the packaged goods are made like the juniors cheesecake their like home made cheesecake but better

I loved learning about Junior’s because their Flatbush Avenue restaurant is part of my birth story. The last meal my mom had was there before she went into labor and gave birth to me at nearby Brooklyn Hospital.

GOOD VIDEO; EVERYONE NEEDS MORE THAN THEIR BASIC SALARY TO BE FINANCIALLY SECURED, THE BEST THING TO DO WITH YOUR MONEY S TO INVEST, MONEY LEFT IN SAVINGS ALVWAYS END UP USED WITH NO RETURNS.

This video got me through half of my work day 😂

nice video. also, 8:15 is a beautiful specimen, 10000 year old kush 🙂

I think I fell in love with the Mezcal lady.

I want some cheesecake so badly now.

Grumpy Farmer send me over. Hope to catch you guys having some fun. Glad you have a great community that cares!

6:28 I remember watching a nat geo wild doc about the coelacanth! How they discovered the fish and it was pretty cool!

Everytime I fall asleep on youtube I always wake up to this

Hahaha 🤣🤣🤣 When she drops the baby puffer fish and goes "Whoopsie"... LMFAOOOO 🤣🤣🤣🧐👀 LOL

these videos always make me so relaxed :) I love them

I love the Smithsonian, now to see it in person!!

When I saw pic of Michael....I was sobbing by then...and then the 15 day victims mom..totally shredded me. God Bless all the families who lost loved ones....and Bless Mango for such a reverent portrayal of this tragedy. Thank you 🙏👍🏻💁🏼‍♀️

I would LOVE to be able to work at the Smithsonian….I would never get bored.

very well done video! subscribed!!

Mexicans, like the Thai and Japanese people, have such an intrinsic flair for hand craftsmanship and a sublime aesthetic.

8:15 ayyy 😮‍💨💨

“No, chicken is her favorite bird” 😂😂😂

I'm growing saffron in the US.. Harvesting about $5 per year! 😂 Really just grow em for the pretty flowers around my mailbox in the fall, and some greenery all winter despite the cold.

Amazing humanity around the world crafts.👀♥️💯👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼

40 seconds in and they're dropping things. This is gonna be good.

The Quinoa people are precious.🥰

Favorite video to date! nice

"Most venomous in the world" *Also drops it* "Whoops" 💀

Also best short of the new year so far

Billy, you continue to entertain and let me see streets I don’t get to walk nearly as much as I need to. (I live in Buffalo, had a tiny role on an ABC soap a LONG time ago) Maybe I’ll get lucky and cross paths with you on a future visit. I won’t run up to you, grab you, and demand a selfie, but I probably will yell “Hey! I’m that guy from Buffalo who watches your content!” and wave from across the street.

Damned bloody marvelous! :-)

The problem with cocoa is it is not just the labor of the farmers but the processing and transit costs as well as the final store that sells it with their own overhead costs.

It's amazing how much people can create , research and discover in such a short period of time

The Egyptian Limestone part of this video is absolutely haunting. I cannot believe that world exists. It's like those men exist in a beautiful minimialist modern art photograph, but their existence is more like that of an eternal nightmare

Keep the young lady narrator that we hear on most of these segments like the Florida sea sponge. She has the right temperatment, inflection and voice quality that is pleasant to listen to that allows for closer attention to the video itself.

Woke up to this at 1AM

Great Video i watched the whole thing front to back even though i had seen a few of these stories before. It was great to watch again. it's awesome to see a lot of businesses from around the world from some of the biggest countries with the most remote places to see where our consumables come from. awesome would love to see more videos like this.. this actually got me through my drug withdrawals without feeling them constantly because i was so heavily focused on what i was watching an learning.. God Bless, i love those Female narrators!! they sound so heavenly and relaxing. a women's voice is the only way i can learn.

Isn't it great that African American talent can make others rich. :)

36:00 what a strong personality…

Wow there are some big sardines out there

SWEET JESUS.. PLEASE STOP CUTTING THE AMAZONIAN FORESTS.. AWESOME PRODUCTION- THANK YOU FOR SHARING

Fascinating 👍🏻

It’s daunting to hear how well this was handled as a chronic illness patient in the United States. The way the people in Japan were connected to the people in Chernobyl to share information would be hugely frowned upon by doctors here, and probably even ridiculed. It’s extremely discouraged to learn more about your illness outside of appointments with them that aren’t even helpful. It’s hard to even just be diagnosed here with thyroid disease, and it’s well known that doctors from Ukraine are among the best in world for it because Chernobyl left so many people affected. The US would have just made that area extremely cheap to live in and called it a day.

They had better get every damned penny that they need. If we have the capital to meddle in geopolitical controversy, we have the capital to preserve, acknowledge, and study history.

I especially enjoyed the segment where they brought in a live Frankenstein monster and paraded him around the old historic town of Frankenmuth

"Most venomous in the world. ... Whoops!" Just delightful

Just an idea 💡. Can you guys have a Spotify and upload there. I love listening to your documentaries. But I think it would be better to have a Spotify media. As a fan of this types of content having a Spotify makes it better.

This kitchen is crazy. This is what a professional kitchen should look like. Would've been nice for them to have a wok station

I like the AGAVE portion of this video. Mkeep the process pure and traditional

In this superb docu/video they 'in the Cocoa part' Talked about the Big Players 'Hershey' and 'Mars' but forgot to mention that our small country of The Netherlands, are The BIGGEST Importers and wholesalers of Cocoa-beans in the World!!

Loving Just Play here in the USA !

Thank you for teaching me horticultural business science.

Your channel is a testament to the resilience and hard work of farmers. Thank you for honoring their efforts!

8:14 what's that ? 😏🥦 😂

I’m native Canadian and you’d be shocked how many delicious things are traditional native foods/offerings/specialties. The one that shocks Canadians from the west coast (i have found personally through my friends I could be wrong) is that maple Syrup is a native “invention”. Also it’s less sweet than table syrup and way better than any other sweetener (all my opinion but hey I grew up in Quebec where most of the world’s maple syrup is made so most likely I’m hella biased). I know that my nation (Wendat) have made maple syrup since before the French arrived because we are one of the many nations who showed them how to do it. I’m all for proper labeling of maple syrup in our case because you can tell at a glance what’s real and what’s table syrup. I can see where the government can get too involved like in Mezcal, to the point that it changes tradition in favour of industry, and ultimately runs business out of using the name that belongs to them. Here in Canada my best example is going to stay maple syrup because it’s what I personally know more of, we have what are known as Sugar Shacks. Normally larger family owned farms that harvest more than just maple, most of them also sell and grow apples and strawberries since maple season isn’t all that long for the good stuff. But man sugar shacks tend to do it the old way. They’ll happily show you how they boil down the maple water and turn into syrup and even the best thing on earth. Fresh maple taffy. Boiling hot maple syrup poured on some fresh packed snow in strips, then the best part, they give you a wooden popsicle stick and you stab that cooling syrup and then roll it up (keep as much snow on there as possible I swear it’s seasoning. Don’t ask how just trust the expert) you can tell when it’s real and when it’s fake by the look, the colour and the taste.

As she drops their valuable highly protected fish the public can’t even see, lol! Whoops 😂

Excellent compendium of business undertaking videos. About chocolate I believe I read that it's origin goes back 4K years to what today is Mexico, being the origin of one of the best varieties of cocoa; whereas Venezuela, it's competitor, has the Chuao cocoa, used in the most advertised Swiss chocolate's.

Great video. Thank you.

6:03 squirrel

That's great that they're digitizing stuff, I'm sure their library linked with the likes of A.I can help humanity for the better.

Happy Mother's Day too EVERYONE on this beautiful documentary about business science they have it at Walmart we bought it before but we did not know food stamps do not cover it so we bought it just like Purple rain wine 🍷.

3 hours and 34 minutes video. It is like watching 2 movies

Respect the Ghanian people fpr having that strive to make things better for the country, for them all. Not just to enrich yourself, they know & understand what value tax-income for the state can do. 👍👌❤

Thumbs up from Switzerland :) one day i will try yours

amazing!!!

Realistically, this should be funded by the the entire world.

Love to GERMANY keep up the fight! We are with you and all who fight for FREEDOM.

incredible

I find it hilarious that the owner of tres mezquites only said "i make sure to drink two cups (mezcal) everyday before breakfast"

its so fascinating to me that these were living creatures.

Can you do the silk cocoons indoor using LED lights that mimic daylight sunlight? That might avoid bees from getting them.

We need to clone as many of those bugs and birds as we can to re populate as many genetic variations as possible.

24:11 - he has a point =D edit: 26:53 - I love how he introduces himself to us =) That is how you know he enjoys his work !

Nice info world wide!

I wonder how many giants bones they managed to keep.😮

I think uncle fester pointing at the sign at 1:12:46 are just happy to get more customers at home 😂

What a job!😮

That is what we are going too buy A cheesecake for the memories of our beloved Mrs. Ola James and beloved her favorite niece Selese Lisa Renee.

It's really amazing collections video clips and always love to come up here to watch

Dropping a museum specimen is wild

10:54 chicken is my favorite bird too 😋

4:27 wow that’s like 821 specimens a day- they must be busier than I thought