Villagers React To Modern Food Processing Technology with Cool Automatic Machines ! Tribal People 

I would love to send them my greetings from snowy Finland.

My thought exactly! And when he throws his arms up over his head, you know he is REALLY interested in what he's viewing! (4:25 & 9:23)

Yess😄 same

in most countries there are opportunities for 'after school' learning or 'adult learning/classes' , I wonder if that is the case in rural India , and if so , do they know about it ??

Agreed, feel he gets inspired by watching and asorbs the information. When watching his reaction to google assistant he was asking questions to learn

Right, those actions are very relaxing to watch. For me, anyways!

It might create a vortex and the univers could be aspired into a void! 🙂

Villager Inception!! I love the idea! 😊

Best idea yet

You're a genius.

Sounds dangerous and then Doc Ock says "Hello Babu".

worked in a couple of food places. The pace is on the edge of what's humanly possible. Totally insane. One place went through people so fast, they wouldn't even last a day.

@@01DOGG01 Oh yes, it was the same there. It got friggen hot inside. I was across the street in the Tank Yard after my first year and we' watch the ambulances roll in almost daily to pick up heat stroke victims. It was hell to work on the floor in summer. Couldn't run fans either because of the contamination issues it would cause.

@@panzerwolf494 worked in a place like that also. Mission Foods. It was always hotter inside, and on top of that you had to wear a full body suit over your existing clothing. No fans either. The worst experience though was in a Mercedes warehouse. It was during the bushfires in Australia and the entire city was blanketed with thick smoke. It was 45C (113F) and I'd been asking them for a fan for a couple of weeks already and hadn't got one. On top of that, my section started with 3 people and ended up with just me so I always had a large workload, non stop moving back and forth all day. They really milk you for every last drop of sweat, but have an extremely hard time paying for it.

@@01DOGG01 "They really milk you for every last drop of sweat, but have an extremely hard time paying for it." Ain't that the truth

Shaking their head is the same as nodding is to us

Babu like fiery women 😁🫶🏻🔥

@@LittleBlueOwl318 If you’ve seen one of their food tasting videos, it’s very obvious that the head shaking and the raised hands is their expression of pure joy and amazement.

They are 2-300 years behind, so yes, they would be impressed.

Thank you for clarification of this. I did wonder exactly that. But makes more sense now.

It's probably the same word in Hindi so the translator might not know the difference?

@@RosesAndIvy Lots of languages have similar words for different things, and different words for similar things. It's the context that sets the exact meaning. The translators need to learn the context between "too" and "so" to avoid confusing their audience. One says the three gentlemen are complaining, the other says they are appreciating.

@@RafaelBenedicto Yeah I know the difference lol, but I'm not their translator. I agree they should learn the difference. I was just giving a possible explanation for why they don't make the distinction.

A lot of youtube videos use automated translations, which are never 100% accurate. Every language also contains words with more than one meaning - and sometimes very subtle differences in meaning - which are often not translated correctly by either automatic or human translators. And, if the makers of this channel are actually doing their own translations, keep in mind that English is not their first language.

To feed millions you need to make large quantities

I hated the chicken part, I also only buy free range. Why can't people pay a little more and stop doing that to the poor chickens.

@@cariaus3758 supply and demand

Would you care as much about it if you were literally starving? Would you die to set them free because you care about their hard life? Just curious because I still don’t understand why you care about the feelings of your food before it becomes your food.

@@DeAnne1233 Why would you want any living thing to suffer and have a miserable life? If there wasn't an alternative to the way they are being raised, but there is. And you must never have watched any documentaries about battery chickens to be saying such things.

Chickens Are 😋Delicious

Tbh they dont even realize what life is and what they stand for before getting crushed into the machine, not a big deal. Now, The cow and pig meat industry is tons worser, i could barely watch a video of that once without getting extreme pissed at the torture those animals suffer.

You're not a man if you don't eat meat, grow and pair and eat animals you liberal

@@barackputin judging by your user name i assume you are a troll because i dont even live in the US to be a liberal lmao. By the way i just preffer to get and eat meat from bakery's or Restaurants without ever watching again the process of meat industry itself

@@felipegiraldo8100 i wasn't even talking to you

It also helps to save human life by performing dangerous jobs

Makes me wanna hug him

Isn’t that true of every generation though. I may have a lot of wisdom learned from life experience but My daughters are so much more knowledgeable regarding apps and technology than my generation.

That's due to level of education, information and modern technology available to the person not their age

Hah! I think Babu does awesomely for a man of both his age and his culture, he is so open minded and eager to see and learn. There are an awful lot of folks his age or younger who have grown up in the west (or any other fully modernized/developed country) and they can't handle all the advances/changes from when they were younger. I can't even imagine what all this content must mean to someone like Babu (or any of the other guys for that matter), it must be mind blowing. And yet much of what Babu says, much of his commentary on what he sees, as old-fashioned or outdated as it may seem, still rings true in the big picture of life, he is man of enough years and experiences that he has a solid understanding of how life works regardless of any lack of what we might consider modernity or sophistication.

lol!

And they won't rot for a few days :-)

They’ve been shown farming equipment before but I’m sure they’d appreciate seeing more.

3 daily 👍

That is a line from an Indian ad

Where they live, that particular head movement shows agreement with whatever is being said; it's the same as westerners nodding their head when they agree with someone. And it's actually pretty hard to do if it's a movement you're not accustomed to doing!

@@wolfc8755 I didn't know that it was a move of agreement. I guessed it was the opposite, and was having a difficult time matching the gestures and words. ... Thank You :)

@@nicholasxavier5892 You're welcome :-)

More covid variants will happen😔

They'll go bust. If the economy isn't paying anyone to work then no-one would have any money to spend on the products being made by machines. And those machines are not cheap to maintain, they require parts, power and to be cleaned just like any machine. Manual labour is always going to be needed to some degree, unless they invent robots that can learn to think and work like a human.

@@MarcusBritish And consume products like a human.

Totally agree with you, I only buy free range. Most Aussies care. Hope one day soon they stop this cruelty.

😘🥓

what? sex education? why don't we let them enjoy , every video doesn't have to be educational, they are not dumb kids who needs to be taught everything from the inteligent foreigners you are going to teach babu at his age about intimate relations? I think he did well so far

@@helplesssoul6581 Illiterate

Why would anyone discuss body fluids/intimate situations with trusted lovers on this channel with these guys - ack, how inappropriate.

@@wolfc8755 common man have shown Gapu picking the fluids out his nose on cam., talking about the pressure of bowel movements while Raeen was squatting by the train rails. I'm not suggesting they learn about sex. I'm suggesting that they show them videos about sanitary and hygienic practices in order to reduce spreading illnesses.

Buy free range eggs, at least they get to walk around.

Battery farming. Very controvertial.

ACAB

I'd be more for disaster control, emergency rescue for example, or fighting wild fires.

@@dmschoice2571 sure, or some rescue missions on a helicopter

@@Gantzz321 leave american influenced hate out of this

@@Gantzz321 Edgy boi. +1

hindus dont eat beef and muslims dont eat pork so its more rare

@@HinFoo Yeah, I know, that´s why I was asking if they know that people eat pork in the rest of the world. Perhaps they could watch some video about pork, and different kinds of dishes made from it.

I'm sure they know that other people eat it, but they must not recognise it visually as they never see that kind of meat.

​@@cariaus3758 No most people in India would be surprised people eat pork. Although people are aware beef is eaten throughout the world, even though Hindus don't eat it. Pork is something neither Hindus nor Muslims consume. So I could imagine a villager being very surprised at the fact that it could be eaten.

Why would they be talking about what other places in the world eat? They are describing what they think they are seeing from the realm of their own understanding and the world in which they live (which is every bit as noteworthy as any other place in the world), and that's what makes this channel so interesting i.e. WE get to learn what things are like in THEIR world, WE get to see things through THEIR eyes (everything does not always have to be about US, there are so many other much more interesting things and people in the world). Where they live a huge segment of society would never eat beef, and an even huger segment of society would never eat pork, so depending on what their particular belief is they would never even think of pork or beef as food, they would only think of chicken, mutton, or fish. AS for showing them videos about all the dishes made with pork, they would probably be horrified - would you like to see all the dishes that are made from dogs?

Most languages are variations of 1 or many other languages. So you may find many commonalities for ex. spanish and italian book= libro, in portugese it's livro.

@@lynnco9791 yeah but this is India lol.. 😂

Seems like a terrible translation., Another viewer suggested that the correct translation is "SO BIG" , "SO FAST" SO not TOO

1)Those are the names of their foods, there is no translation. That would be like asking for a translation word for sushi, or spaghetti, or chow mein, or borscht, or tacos, or any other dish. There is no single word translation for these things, it would require a description of the dish that would be far too lengthy to put into the captions. You could look up all the words for their foods, though, if you really want to educate yourself about what they are. 2) We all know youtube interpretations are never going to be perfect, because automatic translators are never perfect, and English is not the native language of the folks running this channel either. So feel free to understand whatever is being said in any way you want to and/or makes you comfortable, and remember that everyone is doing the best they can with whatever tools they have. 3)As for "hints" about what they are going to see, the narrator always gives them a broad understanding of what they are about to see, and then WE get to see their take on it and that's part of the charm of this channel (hint, they are not here to conform to, or fit into, OUR way of seeing the world, we are here to see a little of the world and way of thinking where THEY come from - for example, we think we saw bacon because that is what we are familiar with, but they think it's mutton because that is what THEY are familiar with). 4) Yes, the videos move fast, the owners of the channel are just showing videos that they've found elsewhere (they don't put together the content themselves), but putting in 10 second pauses between every 3 second segment would drive viewers mad with ennui and then there would be TONS of complaints about THAT ( if something is too fast for you, you can always re-watch it OR change the settings to play the video at a slower speed).

@@wolfc8755 Fair enough. But how about a short description, like "rice noodles and spicy chicken bits". Or even kist "mixed beg". Otherwise we are left in the dark.

@@georgegonzalez2476 My guess would be that many entirely different dishes could be called "rice noodles and spicy chicken bits", or "mixed veg" :-) These guys also always have a lot to say, and there's often a lot going on with more than one trying to talk at once, it's likely the captions have already been pared down as much as possible to try to cover as much as possible AND keep it readable in the very short amount of time before each caption disappears and is replaced by the next one. May I suggest you keep a paper and a pen handy when watching these videos so you can write down any words/foods you don't know as they come up on the screen, and then google them afterwards for full descriptions (AND pictures, maybe even recipes, etc), yum! :-)

Yes

You don't need this channel to stop what they are doing so they can teach you language skills, you can look up that stuff yourself, any time you want to. Google an online translator for any words you want to know, and google how to pronounce them. There's probably even some kind of free, online language course that covers such basics.

@@wolfc8755 Duh! What was I thinking? You are absolutely right.

@@romaschild3 :-)

Woman's Work Nothing Wrong In That

@@Shivathedestroyer04 - tell me what is women's work?

@@msjacqui72 To live and breathe, and to have a wonderful life is a woman's work.

Lot Of Generalization