So Expensive Season 5 Marathon | So Expensive 

Shows like this on youtube are the reason why paying for cable just makes zero sense anymore

What I learned from this video is, If a company has pride in their product they are happy to answer any controversial questions.

04:50 for those who don't know, decibel is an exponential metric. As in it doubles the energy-load within the measured metric by every 3 decibel. So it's like going from 2, to 4, to 8, to 16 etc. only it's the force of the sound-wave, so removing 9 decibel is basically shrinking the sound by 92%+.

This is what TLC and Discovery Channel were, decades ago. Thank you for this awesome content!

A person who puts their heart and soul in a craft can really make you appreciate something as simple as scissors.

Wow. This single guy painting the Rolls Royce coach line by hand has an amazing job. There's one such job in the world and he's the perfect person for it.

It keeps jumping out to me in these sorts of videos that some of these traditional crafts, the Persian rugs in particular, always seem to be on the out, and every time they say it's because young people don't want to do them anymore. Young people would love to do them if it could pay them well, it always comes down to the producers not getting the bulk of profit for these crafts, passion can only take you so far.

“The price of horse semen will remain…stable” lmaoooo like that junk really sent me over the top man BRILLIANT!!! 😂😂😂

Is anyone going to mention the amazing job title of 'master putter-togetherer' or are we just going to skip over that brilliance?!?

The scissor making and Persian carpet making is crazy. All those crafters deserve more respect in society.

Now I understand why Rolls-Royce cars are so expensive, stunning to see the amount of work that goes into each car.

1:15:32 I like how they explain how the Eider down farmers either wait for for birds to hatch and leave the nest to farm it or only take a small amount, then they cut to the CEO lady robbing the eggs of 95% of their nest

I mean, customizing a Rolls Royce is cool and all, but have you ever tried to customize your McDonalds cheeseburger by adding double the cheese portion?

My grandmother bought those $125 scissors at an estate sale for $7 they obviously didn't know what they were

They way it seamlessly shifts between each item is very impressive. Nice job 👍

“We take a small amount of the idre down from each nest once the birds are gone” Next scene is she’s literally removing eggs from the nest and snatching the whole lot lol

Thank you for putting your seasons into a marathon-friendly format! ♥️

I will keep watching 'So Expensive' Especially Marathons, no matter how they will repeat some of the clips.

OK that rolls royce stuff is actually cool to know. I always thought they were just a useless status symbol, but they seem like works of art. As long as they pay their workers fairly and make a good quality car, I think that's something that would actually be worth it if you're going to get a ridiculous luxury product.

I know I will never be able to buy a Rolls Royce but seeing the car gives a sense of aesthetic and hard work to produce one piece of that gorgeous enchantress.

"The bigger the carpet, the longer it takes" In other news, "People die when they are killed"

That Rolls Royce coach liner had best train his replacement or he'll be the last.

not much of a car guy but man, rolls royce are absolute beauties. definitely my dream car. and I would definitely buy one if I ever won the lottery. magnificent pieces of art.

Mark Court is a real man of craft and dedication to accept he has to travel anywhere in the world to do a pinstripe on a single car knowing he is the only man in the world from that company allowed

The scissor guy does a lot of the surgical scissors used by the NHS and medical field in general

lmao "Master Putter Togetherer" imma put that on my resume!

"we uncovered that the world's most valuable liquid, actually comes from thoroughbred horses." whoever wrote this line deserves a raise.

Absolutely beautiful craftsmanship in these art works. I'll never be able to own one or even ride in one but I can damn sure appreciate the work it takes to bring them to life.

@19:00 You open your expencive cigar box to be greated with "Smoking causes heart attacks" lol

They should also put printer ink on here, that stuff costs more than the most expensive champagne...

Full respect to Vik for being open about his Chrons. My partner, who’s almost 40, has it and it’s not easy. It was refreshing to see Vik talk about it - gives the younger generations a greater idea about chronic conditions, especially when they hear it from someone they look up to.

Oh, those rugs are just delicious, beautiful, gorgeous.

“Darn it mom, all I got for Christmas was this Rolls Royce...?!?....and Davey got a vile of horse jism!”

I hope someday I can afford this types of luxury. Putting in lots of effort to attain my financial freedom before I'm 50

I love this channel! Used to work for Channellock Tools in Meadville, Pa. and we made pliers among others. At that time I set the all-time record for the number of 'Linemen's' pliers made in one eight hour shift. 4444 half pieces! (So, that would be 2222 pliers) My boss has worked there at that time for 40 years and he told me he's never seen that number on the counter! I wonder it that record still stands.

Something to note about the Persian rugs from turkey is that when Persian rugs were invented, the Persian empire did cover the land that is now turkey, but the Turks would not arrive there until millennia later. The Turks did however later become enamored with Persian culture, especially the Seljuks and the royalty of the ottoman empire who spoke Persian.

“Spacesuits are human shaped space crafts” had never thought of it exactly like that, but yeah, nice wording

Thank you for not putting this behind a paywall.

As soon as I finished the section about Ernest Wright scissors I went to the website to buy some and a bunch of them are on backorder now. Fingers crossed I get mine in less than 20 weeks but i'm prepared to wait. Theres so much knowledge, love and passion in every pair they make i'm really excited to get mine (even if my wallet hurts a bit).

Who needs Netflix when you have these amazing bingeworthy videos by Insider -> World Wide Waste is another masterpiece.

This video might have saved Ernest Wright scissors. When I visited their website soon after this video came out they were closing up shop. Now, they seem to be back with tons of backorders.

Knowing that about salt and cigars is neat, learning new things everyday.

I just want to admire the PHd doctor who studied Argan Oil and not only did she created a good income for the women she also gave an amazing work in environmental protection.🙏👌

I want some of those Sheffield scissors. There's little I enjoy more than "every day" objects made to be as good as they can possibly be.

10:07 today I learned that putter-togetherer is an actual word and a legit job title

One doesn't just buy a Rolls Royce, One commissions it and then it gets manufactured and tailored to your particular flavor and specification . It is the type of vehicle I'd want to get buried in upon my parting from this lifetime 😂 it to me truly is the spirit of excellence and elegance in terms of a fine looking luxury automobile .

Man that rose headliner is so beautiful!! Work of art

omg the rolls royce is just such a beautiful machine. i was so happy to hear the care they take.

"1000 diamonds crushed into the paint" Me: what if that's what they said and stole the diamonds? 2:58

I’m sitting in a craft house eating Kraft macaroni and cheese with cut up hotdogs while I watch this. Crack house I meant

I love the idea that they asked for the stars on the day they were born, and Rolls Royce just threw some random stars on the headliner and convinced them that was it.

beautifully composed video, was a pleasure to watch.

The surprising thing is that there are enough rich people in the world to keep these businesses thriving

1:16:03 thanks for leaving some...

The scissor maker skill is unmatched

The British made scissor craftsmen are our equivalent to Samurai sword makers.

I've been doing automotive trim work 25 years. I have a hard time wrapping my head around someone talented enough to completely freehand a pin stripe.

Honestly, Mark Court is the most unexpectedly cool guy ever...

Have this on in the background while working and was actually startled when the conversation switched from Argan Oil over to Equestrian Nut Milk

RR’s are just incredible.

I always thought it was an Urban Myth, when I was told the following story..... A Rolls Royce owner was travelling through Switzerland and on leaving their hotel they found that the car would not start. The owner contacted Rolls Royce. They advised him to book back into the hotel for two nights at their expense. The following day a low loader arrived with what looked like a car covered with a tarpaulin. The driver removed the tarp to reveal a second Rolls Royce. He removed the new car from the low loader and gave the owner the keys. He then manoeuvred the broken down one onto the low loader and completely covered it with the tarp. When he asked what was going on, the owner was told 1. He had free use of the second car for as long as his holiday lasted. 2. His own car would be returned to the factory and any repairs required would be completed with no charge. 3. On his return his own car would be brought to his home (again under wraps) and the loaner car would be taken away (under wraps). The owner, while deeply impressed by this service asked why? The driver replied: "It is quite simple, Sir... Rolls Royce cars NEVER BREAK DOWN. We will NEVER let anybody see that there may be a problem". Like I said - I assumed this to be an Urban Myth. However having seen this I suspect it may be closer to the truth than I ever believed!! I'll still never be able to afford one though!!

its crazy how many different ways people can find to throw money in the garbage.

a car? thats not just a car, its an art work of both mechanical and ascetic genius.

A common pet peeve is when I hear "100% green" when describing a product that is then shipped around the world. Just like electronic cars are a green product, fueled by a power plant or constructed using materials mined by fossil fuel guzzling machines. I don't have an issue with the product, just the advertising and the people who believe it.

The entire time I was watching the bit about the Rolls-Royce, I kept thinking, "Who would want this?" and "These people have entirely too much money..." then I saw the star headliner and I thought "I need this. This makes sense now."

Looks like I'm buying handmade scissors for Christmas now.

Passing on knowledge like this is priceless and can’t be learned in books.Hand crafting is so rewarding in so many ways as well as keeps your creativity growing👍❤️

The weavers are the artists and should be laid and respected.

“Master putter-together”, imma call myself that from now on.

Purchased the first pair you see him holding, stunning craftsmanship well worth the wait.

Excelentes documentales, amplia el criterio y el conocimiento Gracias

$33M for a rug and the person who spent years to make it only got $10 smh

Narrator: they either take small amounts or wait until the birds have left altogether. Ms. Eiderdown collector: Don't mind if I do... I'm just gonna snatch this whole nest. It'd be useless if I didn't! 1:16:07

Love this marathon 😁

"By taking small amounts from their nests..." *Proceeds to take out absolute majority of the nest*

‘Their DNA’, ‘the night they were born’ Not surprised to learn rich people are obsessed with themselves.

Wow, this documentary is dope!!

"Super expensive scissors, up to $300" Me, who has to order surgery grade scissors: $1500 for a set of 4. Oh, they have gold for no extra cost? Sure!

what a wonderful craftsmanship!!

Dr Martens are the only high cost brand I'll ever buy. Actual use rather than just paying for brand. Last you years, so worth it.

Thank you for this ❤️ it’s my rest day and your video relaxes me

I’m not easily impressed by anyone. The coach liner who decided to use squirrel hair is amazing. Wow. This man has such dexterity. Amazing job mate

Immediately found out those aren't hot dogs. darn

My stupid ass thought the thumbnail was a picture of fancy hot dogs.

"Master putter-togetherer" what a unique position

1:08:58 He was holding it like he was going to say cheers and drink the whole thing.

Persian carpets are so beautiful and intriquet, no wonder they are so expensive, and have been a staple of any self respecting aristocrat for centuries.

"They take small portions of the Eiderdown nests" *lady proceeds to take 80-90% of it* lmao

Rolls Royce is not too far from where I live, but will not be buying one anytime soon.....

I live for these marathons

One of the best RU-vid videos I recently watched . You deserve a subscription for sure!!

Im impressed with the pinstripe dude, my straight lines look like a road atlas of Utah.

Fun fact you can’t breath while smiling Joking, just wanted to make you smile 😃.

why when i smoke i get so mutch hooked on this ?! thx for the contect very high quality !

As I visualize this is great for me🙏🙌

Master Scissor maker. I wonder what their title is. "Putter-Together" Ok then.

They probably should have started out with the scissors in the beginning of the video. You watch a million dollar RR being talked about, then…..let’s make some scissors😂

This is just SO AMAZING!!!!! Very informative and awe inspiring😮😯

I could listen to someone speak Farsi for ages. Beautiful language.

It amused me to hear that lady say that Eider down was a natural product that would just blow away, then to see her stealing the down from around the eggs as if it had no purpose in being there in the first place.