What Do You Eat in Antarctica? | Antarctic Extremes

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If you’re a penguin or other seabird in Antarctica, there’s plenty of fish (and some seal placenta) to go around. But what do the people eat?
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Generally, an adult human consumes around 1,600 to 3,000 calories daily. But in colder climates, people need to eat more: Keeping our warm-blooded bodies warm requires a lot of energy. It’s so cold in Antarctica that the average person needs to consume 3,200 to 5,000 calories a day (watch out, Michael Phelps). And because the continent is frozen, no food grows there naturally.
So how do the hundreds of scientists and support personnel who visit Antarctica’s McMurdo Station each year stay fed?
Throughout their one-month stay in Antarctica, hosts Caitlin Saks and Arlo Pérez discover the secret sauce of Antarctic cooking from experts at McMurdo’s galley (Hint: Need to reconstitute a meal? Just add cheese! Need to keep that cheese beyond its expiration date? That’s what freezers are for) and scientists at remote research sites. They glimpse the early days of Antarctic food storage at a long-preserved hut from theTerra Nova Expedition that began in 1910.
Along the way, Caitlin and Arlo discover the glory of 24/7 pizza and “freshies,” the cardboard-like texture of a protein bar several years past its expiration date, and the true meaning of “eat your vegetables.”
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Hosted by Caitlin Saks and Arlo Pérez
Editor/Digital Associate Producer: Arlo Pérez
Producer: Caitlin Saks
Field Director/Cinematographer: Zachary Fink
Executive Producer: Julia Cort
Coordinating Producer: Elizabeth Benjes
Project Director: Pamela Rosenstein
Production Assistance: Matthew Buckley, Emily Pattison, Sean Cuddihy, Hanna Ali
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Senior Digital Producer: Ari Daniel
Audience Engagement Editor: Sukee Bennett
Outreach Manager: Gina Varamo
Special thanks to the United States Antarctic Program
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Music: APM
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Major funding for this project is provided by the National Science Foundation. Additional funding is provided by the Heising-Simons Foundation, The Kendeda Fund, the George D. Smith Fund, and the Richard Saltonstall Charitable Foundation.
This material is based upon work supported by the National Science Foundation under Grant No. 1713552. Any opinions, findings, and conclusions or recommendations expressed are those of the author(s) and do not necessarily reflect the views of the National Science Foundation.
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@pbsterra Год назад

Hi Terra, Caitlin and Arlo here. We have some sad news to share: Bija Sass, who is featured in this video, passed away. Bija was a wonderful person who, even in the short time we met her, left a very positive impression on us. In honor of her memory, we wanted to share this short article celebrating her life: to.pbs.org/3Y9tInd

@TTGDeathsbugsy Год назад

RIP ❤

@1234j Год назад

Thank you for the sad update. Rest in peace.

@Dobermann.Kennel Год назад

Lots of grape in Antarctica, it’s lawless

@whoiswho8415 Год назад

RIP🤲❤️

@salex354 Год назад

Oh my goodness I just came back to this video :( Rest in peace

@vaszgul736 3 года назад

The fact that you have to heat refrigerators in Antarctica is amusing me

@deadbydanuwu5692 3 года назад

When you use the fridge to keep the food warm.

@JoeBob79569 3 года назад

My kitchen, in my old farmhouse in Ireland, is so cold that my fridge freezer doesn't work in the winter. My options are heat the kitchen, turn the fridge dial to the max and have it running all the time, or blast a heater into the fridge compartment a few times a day to force it to turn on.

@who_cares848 3 года назад

@Genesis 2.0 the light bulbs turn off when you shut the door lol

@specificsjsvn3350 3 года назад

What's amusing to me is eating someone's food they give you. I've seen people poisoned from laxatives to straight up poison by supposed "friends"

@WrecklessNick 3 года назад

In that case would it still be a fridge?

@KumaBean 3 года назад

I'm surprised at how many people and how much infrastructure is down there, I thought it was just that lab on stilts!

@york2600 3 года назад

That's south pole

@KumaBean 3 года назад

Timothy Smith Call the thick, but, well, yeah I'm thick. South Pole being the middley bit and that town near the coast? I'm a mong, thank you! 😂👌

@york2600 3 года назад

McMurdo is the furthest south they can bring ships in. It’s surrounded by sea ice but they contract Russian ice breaks to make a channel. Because they can bring cargo in it’s where they handle all then logistics for the dozens of field camps and the South Pole station. It’s basically one big warehouse

@KumaBean 3 года назад

Timothy Smith That's awesome, cheers for the insight!

@apoorvamahajan7576 3 года назад

Sameee

@shortattentionspangarage1312 Год назад

I spent 378 days at the South Pole in 2019 thru 2020 and can confirm expiration dates are completely ignored. Granted, all the food down there is stored at -50F so it never really goes bad. I ate Nilla Wafers that expired in 2011, and they tasted exactly like a fresh box, amongst many other things. Unfortunately the ice cream had a diesel funk because the fuel arch was right next to the end of the food storage arch and the ice cream was closest. I think the only thing we had during our Winterover that wasn't expired was alcohol. That's brought in fresh each year. Priorities...

@dieptrieu6564 7 месяцев назад

alcohol is the best way to keep warm, anyway. Also i don't think alcohol really have an expiration day

@davidhowell2456 5 месяцев назад

Considering I don’t drink at all, I agree with the disdain for that priority. But to be fair, when I used to bounce, watching drunk people was and still can be very entertaining.

@tsoii 5 месяцев назад

@@dieptrieu6564alcohol is absolutely not the best way to keep warm. Alcohol only makes you FEEL warmer while actually making you colder.

@Coolcarting 5 месяцев назад

Why in the world would there be Nilla Wafers there that had expired nine years earlier?

@norliasmith 5 месяцев назад

@@CoolcartingCan't exactly just toss them away.

@shadowtheimpure Год назад

It makes sense that Pizza would be so readily available and always fresh. Flour is VERY compressible, as is mozzarella cheese (ship it in whole logs and freeze it, keeps basically forever with little noticeable quality loss, same goes with pepperoni.

@CornTasteGood 3 года назад

“We caught a bird feasting on a placenta of a newborn seal.” *... that’s so metal.*

@JudgeNicodemus 3 года назад

Band name: "CARRION BIRTH"

@yc_030 3 года назад

They couldve left that part out tbh

@unconcernedcitizen4092 3 года назад

@@yc_030 Don’t knock it before you try it.

@catherine6212 3 года назад

Most metal thing is them eating expired foods

@caffienatedtactician 3 года назад

That's brutal

@adfmo2195 3 года назад

I didn’t realize there was a small town there. I thought it was just a handful of scientists living on soup and astronaut food. Thanks so much for the education this video provided.

@Finallybianca 3 года назад

I applied as Photographer in residence for the 2020 winter over but the cut out all non necessary positions because of coronavirus, I can’t reapply my submission for another year. Winter over crew is about a sixth of the summer crew.

@adfmo2195 3 года назад

@@Finallybianca Oh I see... thanks for the insight. I hope you’re able to get over there at some point!

@drytowel1585 3 года назад

It’s like a mini city

@jaidenarias5912 3 года назад

Follow the Ten Commandments and read Ephesians 4:29 plz. Also for anybody who does this: stop worshipping politicians and start to worship God

@Finallybianca 3 года назад

@@jaidenarias5912 hahahaha

@robertfarmer9901 2 года назад

I had a friend who was a McMurdo cook for many years, and he even got to cook for a few weeks at the South Pole station. He was going to help me get a job there, too, but I still had my wisdom teeth (you have to have those removed before living in Antarctica) and I moved to Thailand, instead. I love living in Thailand, but I really regret not taking that opportunity to live at McMurdo for a season or two.

@robertfarmer9901 Год назад

@mVP because if you have a serious dental problem and need oral surgery, you might not have a qualified dentist at the station and due to flight schedules, they might not be able to get you to a dentist in Christchurch when you really need to.

@mayankrana9349 Год назад

@@robertfarmer9901 what are the other requirements / qualification needed for that ??

@KimoKimochii Год назад

@@mayankrana9349 if u need to ask u already failed

@mayankrana9349 Год назад

@@KimoKimochii 🥲

@KimoKimochii Год назад

@@mayankrana9349 it’s not a place to go for fun, everyone there is there for a scientific purpose or support role

@robbiemize 3 года назад

As someone who spent 13.5 months in Antarctica.... "freshies" as we called them, were always very desireable. We did have a small greenhouse that produced enough greens for salad once a week. Never looked forward to salad so much in all my life.

@robbiemize 2 года назад

@yabghus 🤦‍♂️

@robbiemize 2 года назад

@yabghus this response is far too ignorant for me to waste any more time with this... 🤦‍♂️ thanks, lol. 😆

@robbiemize 2 года назад

@yabghus you are fucking clueless 🙄

@billygowhoop 2 года назад

@yabghus I feel like the word "liberal" goes through your mind way too often, like to an unhealthy degree.

@billygowhoop 2 года назад

@yabghus orange sherbet?

@bfsmedia163 3 года назад

"I ate an embarrassing amount of pizza" There is no such thing

@blava3155 3 года назад

It's mandatory for females to say that they are eating too much even if it was one slice.

@outlandishyute8528 3 года назад

@@blava3155 yeah I’m tired of their bullshit

@octo.lina69 3 года назад

⏫ Ignoramuses ⏫

@acek2016 3 года назад

@@blava3155 ok neckbeard

@skel_raven3273 3 года назад

it is if she put pineapple on it.

@AverytheCubanAmerican Год назад

"Add cheese, just add cheese, that's the trick" should be the new motto of Wisconsin. That humanity can go to the most inhospitable part of the world and bake bread, make a decent pizza and serve up chicken tenders is...honestly kind of inspiring. Just like those in not so developed countries, the people researching in Antarctica learn to make do with what they have. And it definitely beats the pemmican, cocoa, and in Amundsen's case fresh dog meat to prevent scurvy that affected Scott and his expedition.

@mechanic7430 2 года назад

The reality of how important food is in a harsh environment like this is exactly the same on the opposite side of the coin! I worked in the little sandy desert in the Pilbara region of western Australia and had summer temps of 50c+ daily and the food supply was amazing . Fresh fruit and vegetables along with everyone's favourite weekly dinner were all there ,as the working conditions were terrible and the only thing you had to look forward too was dinner and beer o'clock👍 the funniest sight was a McDonald's sign that said 2300km 👇

@danceyrselfkleen Год назад

I don’t understand why people have to lie on the internet like this

@zakay_ Год назад

@@danceyrselfkleen L

@scottburns2600 Год назад

I would think they were all vegans down there! 😆

@---Blue Год назад

@@danceyrselfkleen what a fucking trollolol

@notmagnusthered1602 Год назад

classic alcoa. no idea why all the yanks think you're lying lol

@kevinklein9565 3 года назад

Hot sauce has gotta be the equivalent of cigarettes in jail.

@shaybob1711 3 года назад

Texas Pete's was definitely currency on my ship back in the early 2000s.

@beruman 3 года назад

it keeps well and vinegar makes it freeze resistant so better than fruit at least

@frustrated_socialist 3 года назад

It would probably be more apt to compare hot sauce at this station to ramen packs in prisons

@AndyLifeInVideo 3 года назад

@@shaybob1711 same on my ship in the 10s!

@The1800Suicide 3 года назад

@@shaybob1711 whats a texas pete?

@sqrrlades 4 года назад

Just real quick: The "recycled food" is a little better than it sounds. "Repurposed food" is more accurate. It's like this: Say there is 40 pounds of pork chops that never went out to the service line. It is properly chilled by food service standards, and then the next day utilized to make pork green chili. The "leftover" food is just an excess from a previous meal that is utilized in an appropriate way! Anything potentially dangerous would be wasted without a hesitation. In a place like this, we don't want to waste perfectly safe food since it is such a difficult process to get it down here in the first place! The more you know! Good episode guys. It was nice to host you.

@pbsterra 4 года назад

Thanks for clarifying, Justin!

@alejandroojeda1572 4 года назад

Thank You. What you do down there IS amazing

@emmamorley1836 3 года назад

Justin Hudson oh so it’s still quite safe to eat it then? No upset stomach?

@sqrrlades 3 года назад

@@emmamorley1836The food is handled entirely by professionally trained chefs, and anything that could be considered remotely harmful is discarded without a second thought.

@JohnDoe-xr5is 3 года назад

Restaurants have been recycling/repurposing food for ages. Often what the daily specials are...has something to do with last night's leftovers. Especially the soup of the day. Anthony Bourdain talks about it in his book "kitchen confidential' too. On a fast food note...where do you think the meat for Wendy's chili comes from? Yesterday's unsold burgers.

@agentswipe6662 Год назад

I'm most impressed by whoever built the very first structure there, that couldn't have been fun to build a structure in such extreme cold

@christianpabunan8545 9 месяцев назад

The situation in Antarctica is far from what I've imagined. I'm actually amazed on how there are shelters that can accommodate A LOT of people out there. Thank you for this content! I'm enlightened.

@xxwaspxx5 3 года назад

Imagine Gordon Ramsay just comes there one day and starts screaming at the chefs "ITS FUCKING FROZEN!!! ONLY THISNG THATS FRESH HERE IS THE PLACENTA ON THE SNOW!!!"

@jeejbeej 3 года назад

Actually that placenta is probably also frozen

@normalnamenormalname2083 2 года назад

Isnt frozen things still considered fresh, like fish. Ofc not stuff like Dino nuggies

@jeejbeej 2 года назад

@@normalnamenormalname2083 No. It's not unhealthy, but 'fresh' implies it hasn't been frozen, preserved or stored for a long time.

@goosenuggets9693 2 года назад

@@jeejbeej Freezing food preserves the nutrients more than canning and in some sense even fresh food will lose more nutrients by the time you eat it than frozen food. Although, there is certainly said to be a difference in taste and freezer burn will only amplify that.

@jeejbeej 2 года назад

@@goosenuggets9693 Of course thats why I said it is not unhealthy to freeze food, but it cannot be called fresh.

@Julie-ip3il 3 года назад

It’s kind of sad recycled and expired meals in the most isolated continent still looks better then school lunch

@TheHolyFritz 3 года назад

Well, the difference is they have actual chefs

@Schooney60606 3 года назад

Only good thing I had in high school was the chicken tender, just like there in Antarctica.

@hailervin 2 года назад

Oh I know I HATE it. I worked with AmeriCorps in the past with No kid Hungry in an effort to improve meal quality in the locals schools and to get more kids access to school meals and it’s terrible. Can’t not stand public schools for this reason especially when I was in primary school.

@axpRandom 2 года назад

*than

@danepotmo2513 2 года назад

I see people say this sometimes online, but I don't get it. We had tasty school lunches. I'm not sure it was always the healthiest stuff (pizzas, fiestadas, tacos, burgers etc were pretty common), but it was good and fresh. I grew up in a rural, lower-middle class, town as well. I have no clue about this gross school lunch culture I sometimes see youtube comments allude too.

@Rc3651 Год назад

This is the most interesting video I've seen in forever. I had no idea the base was so large and.... normal! It's so much more human than I thought it was. I always got the impression that it was completely clinical and alien somehow, like being on the ISS or something. I would love to experience this!

@nonamewriter7950 2 года назад

A lot of times expiry dates are more "best by" dates... in many instances it's the amount of time the company has done shelf life testing (meaning let it sit as x temperature for y amount of time and then done a taste test/checked for bacteria growth or staleness or something). If they don't have data beyond 3 years or whatever it is, they just slap that date on it rather than risk the lawsuit even if it probably would be fine for even longer.

@hxhdfjifzirstc894 Год назад

I used to think this until I started ignoring expiration dates... then I noticed that stuff generally tastes bad after the expiration dates. Corn muffin mix, for example. Or instant potatoes. Don't even try mayonnaise -- it's disgusting.

@-_James_- Год назад

In Europe there's a distinction on packaging between Best Before and Use Before, where the former can be mostly ignored a lot of the time. In Norway a lot of packaging these days will have Best Before dates with "But often good after" written below.

@nietnodig8423 Год назад

I have eaten things that had an expiration date from before I was born. It's never been an issue.

@monhi64 Год назад

@@hxhdfjifzirstc894you say that but how many things have you eaten that didn’t taste bad so you didn’t check the expiration date. Yeah frankly I’m convinced that a lot of manufacturers slap super early expiration dates on things to one cover their ass but number two the person will probably throw it out and buy a new package. They pretty much have no incentive to extend it to the longest most accurate but a fair number of reasons to cut it short. Plus some people are will literally judge a product for having too long of an expiration date and assume it must mean it’s unhealthy

@accountnamewithheld 3 года назад

"Can you eat something pickled 100 years ago?" **Steve1989MRE already booking flight to Antarctica**

@MotherMonster34 3 года назад

accountnamewithheld omg hahahahahahahah

@BikJTube 3 года назад

'nice hiss'

@lqfr8813 3 года назад

is that the guy that have hospitalized once for eating war era foods? lol he might just banned from museum for trying to taste some bits of offerings foods from ancient grave

@kziila0244 3 года назад

@@lqfr8813 I half expected him to have already raided a pharaoh’s tomb to get some of the stored food. *Opens jar* “Nice hiss.”

@tjknell 3 года назад

😆

@Zantides 3 года назад

When we see the logistics of this, imagine sorting out food on Mars.

@MementoMoriGrizzly 3 года назад

@Manek Iridius We can't even send a human to mars yet.

@cactuslietuva 3 года назад

We dont have science station on mars yet and it would be a lot less people to feed.

@user-rt4lh3lj2n 3 года назад

@@MementoMoriGrizzly we're getting there

@NexusWarior211 3 года назад

Memento Mori Yes you can lol, just don't have hopes of coming back if you don't like it there.

@hey9433 3 года назад

@Manek Iridius the point is that food shipped there would take 6 months to deliver, and would be very expensive as rocket ships are high maintenance

@sayhoman 2 года назад

8:26 "..pineapple on half and anchovies on the other half..." oh no...

@scrotiemcboogerballs4159 9 месяцев назад

Yeah, that is fucking atrocious

@CaptainKapitan Год назад

Seeing those old preserved food and hearing "expiration is just a suggestion" makes me wish SteveMRE would review such food.

@amandasunshine2 3 года назад

The majority of "expiration dates" are really just "best by dates". They won't kill you, but they will taste like cardboard

@nikki11111 3 года назад

@@gohom3882 I diagnose you with salmonella

@amandasunshine2 2 года назад

@@gohom3882 yeah that's not what I meant

@floo1465 2 года назад

if it’s not canned or vacuum sealed, it becomes dangerous probably about a year after the best by date

@mcmuffinmofo 2 года назад

@@gohom3882 You just explained the difference between "best before" and "use before" in the best way I could imagine

@michaelharris454 2 года назад

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@heyheyhey0h 3 года назад

I was today years old to realise that their was that many people on Antartica. I honestly thought it was like the thing with a few buildings and a helicopter haha.

@aquariusmoon6174 3 года назад

me too. 11.000 people live in Antartica

@fredvasquez4201 3 года назад

been watching too much the thing

@4473021 3 года назад

Most of them are researchers

@rbdriftin 3 года назад

The helicopter eats so much

@mad8805 3 года назад

@Da Ca this planet was fucked the minute humans became a thing

@Onizo222 2 года назад

Once, during the northern expedition, I had to eat a piece of raw hazel grouse caught with snares from the emergency kit, I think a couple of stale cereal bars will even have a positive effect on health

@zulimi 2 года назад

I was just part of a conference to host Antarctic explorers from the 50's through the 90's. My phone must've listened in and recommended this. Such cool information!

@achanwahn 3 года назад

I’m glad I’m not the only person amazed at the amount of people and buildings and how large the station is there. All the other documentary shows make it seem like small groups and temp shelters. This is a huge base with full service canteen. Wow!

@hypothalapotamus5293 2 года назад

That's McMurdo. It's the supply hub for much of Antarctica. It allows the small groups and temp shelters to happen.

@9033384476 2 года назад

@@hypothalapotamus5293 Quick Question- Does it supply to all country's station ?

@MrElis420 2 года назад

@@9033384476 At times, but it's mainly the American base, supplised by U.S. Air Force flights.

@victorm152 2 года назад

I just pray to God that they never unearth a flesh-eating, shapeshifting, alien monster that could assimilate all life on earth in a matter of four years...oh come on! Somebody had to make a John Carpenter's The Thing reference here at some point!

@zulucruz664 Год назад

I wonder how much they charge for tourist or one-time-visitor for a slice of pizza. I bet it’s expensive

@otysb209 3 года назад

“Can’t start a fire to save her life.” “Lost his good gloves on day 2.” Mixed with the spy jazz and slow motion walking - PBS @ a real fine point.

@sentientarugula2884 3 года назад

We're giving the BBC a run for their money

@rajr1032 11 месяцев назад

That's one happy video on life in Antarctica, when all we usually read and see is about the extremely harsh weather in what is after all a cold, cold desert. Huge establishment too.

@thoryan3057 2 года назад

This took me by surprise. I thought this was going to explain 20 types of aquatic species that they were stuck eating all the time.

@halex9075 3 года назад

It's like a college dining hall, all expired and reheated food and the pizza is often the only good thing there.

@jkhoover 3 года назад

Shoot! I was in the army. You had it nice in a college dining hall.

@tasbhu764 2 года назад

@@jkhoover i would imagine colleges be taking money out our pockets for shitty food y’all get free mre meals 🤤. Thank you for your service! I hope you’re eating good now

@daprince001x5 2 года назад

spot on!

@tasbhu764 2 года назад

@@ravenwraith1017 at NYU it depends on the dining hall

@davidcox3076 2 года назад

I'm pretty sure they crated up the leftovers from Antarctica and shipped them to my college's chow hall. : (

@zymbotictoot 3 года назад

"Food is morale". Truer words have never been spoken. Food makes us happy.

@Mbrace818 2 года назад

That explains why my high school had such low morale.

@EthanDyTioco 2 года назад

@@Mbrace818 oof

@billmoyer3254 2 года назад

until we die of chronic illness....kick in a decade or so of miserable health

@sheepketchup9059 2 года назад

@@billmoyer3254 people seem to conflate tasty food with bad food. Not at all the case. Good food makes us happy AND healthy. Bad food makes us sad AND unhealthy. Good food don't cause chronic illnesses, else we would be eating bad food.

@DangDuctri-ky8vg 9 месяцев назад

5:40 heat the fridge 😂❤ my mind blown at that sentence, smart and easy to understand and not daily thing to hear heat your fridge

@kaytlinjustis5643 Год назад

Went to Sea World with my aunt and got to catch a glimpse of what people had to eat either in the Arctic or Antarctic. Unless you can't eat (which is bad!), absolutely NOTHING goes to waste! Needing to constantly eat to keep your energy up, sounds like a challenge, because energy is mostly lost in heat, unless you can conserve it! Can't imagine having to go on a 3,500 calorie diet, when you're struggling to keep at a 1,500 on a regular basis!

@koyashorrween2380 3 года назад

This place is basically gordon ramsey's hell.

@canadiandude24 3 года назад

Haha that’s what I was thinking, cause it’s all frozen lmao

@MotherMonster34 3 года назад

Matthew Derohanessian don’t forget the microwaved food

@theblitz4481 3 года назад

Thought I was the only one thinking about it Lmfao

@nytrodioxide 3 года назад

IT'S FUCKIN RAW

@canadiandude24 3 года назад

@@MotherMonster34 True haha

@beckyheydemann1332 4 года назад

I was lead baker at McMurdo 2005-06 and cooked at the Pole 1996-97. It was a lot of work but everyone really appreciated the cookies.

@caitlinsaks4910 4 года назад

The COOKIES! We filmed a scene baking cookies with the bakers because I was a cookie FANATIC... but sadly had to cut the scene from the final episode. I was a cookie fanatic --- probably averaged about 4 a day.

@Acherus29A 3 года назад

So I'm about 75% serious when I say that I wanna be a baker in Antarctica at some point in my life - software. by trade, but damn good hobbyist baker - any tips on whether they'd take me?

@erie5552 3 года назад

how you get hired?? where is the place to apply to be a baker in Antarctica? - serious question from an unemployed baker :(

@SupremeLeaderKimJong-un Год назад

“And we caught a bird feasting on a placenta of a newborn seal. You could say options are pretty limited here. So what are we, now hardened Antarctic explorers, supposed to eat?" Me without wasting a second: *THE BIRD!* I love how the refrigerator, for stuff to be thawed but not frozen, is just a room that's heated somewhat less than the living areas! Hope to visit Antarctica someday to build a base for our glorious nation

@bd-fb1ul 2 года назад

My dream is to work in Antarctica as a researcher. This genuinely seems so amazing.

@rajat0610 4 года назад

The only continent where Gordon Ramsay shouldn't be allowed. Officially.

@heru-deshet359 3 года назад

They'll eat him if he shows up.

@johnw2026 3 года назад

If he ever shows up, they should give him an ultimatum: "If you say ANYTHING bad about ANY of our food or drink, WE WILL BURY YOU ALIVE IN THE SNOW! " 🤣😂🤣

@smashexentertainment676 3 года назад

I bet he'd make awesome snow cones.

@asoru5573 3 года назад

@@heru-deshet359 XD true

@skthechef8075 3 года назад

Too late ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE--wpGYat0JTU.html

@TheCassOfficial 3 года назад

Are we just going to ignore the fact that the dude's name is Michael Jackson

@vaszgul736 3 года назад

He lived afterall

@JON-qm5ft 3 года назад

Probably why he moved to Antartica

@alen-commentnazi8774 3 года назад

LMFAO I SCORLLED DOWN TO SEE IF ANYBODY ELSE MENTIONED THIS

@calulpufos3823 3 года назад

I was about to say that :D

@RizDLV 3 года назад

Loolll glad I wasn't the only one 🤣🤣

@chefscorner7063 5 дней назад

As a semi-retired Chef this is the kind of olace I'd love to go work at for a few seasons. Having lived and worked in cold climates I have a good idea of what to expect and just thinking about it brings a big smile to my face.

@Just_stoptalking Год назад

This is so interesting! Never would have guessed there are that many people that live there aside from scientists. Ive always loved the cold so I'd love to spend a month there just for the experience!

@vxe6vxe6 4 года назад

I was a Navy C-130 Loadmaster (the person who loads cargo and people into the LC-130 ski Hercs) from 1992-1996. I used to do a lot of shopping for my friends and friends of friends when we flew from McMurdo to Christchurch. I would buy fresh milk, bread, eggs, spices, Marmite, fruit, meat, cheese and all sorts of other kinds of food in Christchurch and haul it back to McMurdo. When the Navy ran things there was a US Navy Exchange store in Christchurch (The Exchange is the Navy's version of a Mini-Mart). Some of the Kiwi's wanted specific things from the Exchange (Pop-Tarts being one of them), Americans wanted food bought from the Kiwi supermarkets. In exchange for my shopping trips I never ask for anything - Most of the time I would get free beer. Other Loadmasters charged. As a Loadmaster one of my responsibilities was to procure the flight meals for the flight crew and the passengers. The flight meals made for the flight crew at the US Navy's "galley" in Christchurch (It was a combination Navy MWR (Morale, Welfare and Recreation club and restaurant) were awesome. You could pre-order the types of sandwiches you wanted, they always put in a couple pieces of fresh fruit, milk, chips, home made cookies, candy bars and other snacks. The passengers would also get the same type of meal, except their lunch was smaller. Before landing I had to collect the meals. I would tell the passengers to keep whatever they didn't eat and save it for later. Sometimes they took my advice, sometimes they didn't. I would try my best to collect the uneaten meals and the unopened items from the meals and put them in one bag (which I would later give to the Navy aircraft maintenance people), the rest of the opened and half eaten food items would go into trash bags. After we had unloaded the plane that food trash would go to the "garbage and recycling" collection point (we called it a Skua Pile). Within minutes of dumping it NSFA civilian and contractor personnel would be going through that trash and taking anything they could that was edible, half eaten sandwiches, fruit, anything. Food was free in Antarctica, they had breakfast, lunch, dinner and midrats (midnight meal). In McMurdo there was one club that cooked and served hamburgers and fries on Saturday night (Saturday night was called "Saturday Night Live" as we worked 12 hours on and 12 hours off 6 days a week - Nights got Saturday night off and days got Sunday day off). You had to pay for the burgers and fries.

@justaguy3303 4 года назад

Man that sounds awesome. How did you get in that kind of job.

@sqrrlades 4 года назад

People like you are STILL our favorite down here. I worked at Williams Field a few months ago, and the ANG brought me stuff from Christchurch multiple times a week! I sure miss those days. No flights now!

@pamigrove2253 4 года назад

It shocks me civilian contractor personnel would be going through trash for food. It's not as if people are living there the same way there are those in the community anywhere else which are specifically there for a job. There aren't "low income" folks working fast food or minimum wage jobs run by single parents with 5 or 6 children and can't make ends meet. There's no homeless sleeping on the streets. First, no children live there. Second, EVERYONE is employed at research bases and I'm pretty sure they aren't charged for meals like a student would pay on a college campus. Are countries they're associated with not supplying them with enough food? Are universities and other organizations paying for research under supplying their teams? I'm just flabbergasted. I don't get this at all. And technically, the person writing this and his fellow service people weren't even to be in Antarctica, "technically" there are to be NO military bases on the continent but I think most major countries have violated it. Antarctica is to be Research ONLY and not become a militarized area where countries are setting up "their" territories and "your" territories but when do governments ever listen to rules. I'm still so shocked by this news people are rummaging through trash eating EVEN half-eaten food I don't even know what to say about it. I would REALLY like to hear why, hear more about this situation. This situation is just wrong on multiple levels.

@enja001 3 года назад

@Ron B what has that got to do with this?

@hoilst 3 года назад

We Aussies have a brewery in Antarctica. Because off course we do.

@asilva5021 3 года назад

It's so wild hearing Antarctica and seeing documentaries, and movies about it, then seeing that people have created essentially a town with running electricity, heat, etc. And seeing people eating pizza of all things is mind blowing to me.

@taninmoores4943 2 года назад

I saw the cafeteria and all the people and was like wtf. Thought there was a few dozen people there.

@0HARE Год назад

Fascinating reporting. What a treat for you two to be able to spend some time there. Thanks for ‘taking us along’!

@Distant_View Год назад

This was a really interesting video. I've definitely found that people who move to crazy places tend to be incredibly nice, and everyone in this seemed to be like that. Just positivity everywhere, it's so cool to see.

@turkey4957 Год назад

This is an edited video you do realize that, they’re not going to include the boring weird or negative people they interview, also people are known to commit violent acts over the winter stays in Antarctica

@Frostayyyy 3 года назад

Crazy to believe my physics teacher spent several years here when he was in college. Fun fact: he took on a dare to go outside in just underwear and take a picture

@vintagesparkles4289 3 года назад

they have colleges in antarctica?

@Frostayyyy 3 года назад

@@vintagesparkles4289 I'm not sure about that but he was at Berkeley at the time and they had connections with a research base there.

@raffaellonardin2209 3 года назад

Fun fact: the Italian crew at Concordia did that at -80°C and I hope to go there one day hahaha

@geoffpriestley7001 3 года назад

Nothing to see there then not at that temperature

@klayman2 3 года назад

@@Frostayyyy that's actually normal, i've heard of russians doing a water plunge during the spring/summer

@lucashawranke 3 года назад

Everyone in this video seems SO friendly and I want to be friends with all of them.

@kalina5076 3 года назад

Well, to survive in Antarctica you have to be *chill*

@juliahamiltonakathebest4200 3 года назад

@Jemal Rankin what do you mean? She was just talking:/

@dujilli 3 года назад

@@kalina5076 stop

@sentientarugula2884 3 года назад

They all look like models, we would never fit in

@nytrodioxide 3 года назад

Same. I want to be an Antarctican researcher

@SuperJew1454 3 месяца назад

As some who is going to be going to antartica for work this video has been so useful to help learn what im getting into.

@user-sw6mj9ih4g 6 месяцев назад

I actually watched the whole video very informative no bs content that wasn't about Antarctica loved it

@commissionergordan 3 года назад

cheese doesn't expire, it gets more expensive

@user-yv3zk1lk6c 3 года назад

Thats only the ones that are already expired, they can expire more in tasty ways

@modest_mind2526 3 года назад

They must be hooking up with each other like crazy.

@emmettthompson5036 3 года назад

Ok... So I wasnt the only person thinking that

@chiefsb.3784 3 года назад

@@emmettthompson5036 same my guy. Same

@Skkaaddooosshh 3 года назад

they do. i remember a few years ago someone did a reddit ama on their life spent on antarctica. said people hook up an insane amount

@emmettthompson5036 3 года назад

@@Skkaaddooosshh not surprised... People get cold... Gotta warm up somehow

@Jacbedn 3 года назад

About like a 900 person high school

@Eeasy-wq4ss Год назад

Wow I was there back in the day, loved the fresh seafood the chefs always prepared daily 😋 👍🏽

@staycalm. Год назад

Thank you for the content I sure do imagine everywhere has pros and cons but this place seems more like hell the more i study it

@clausroquefort9545 3 года назад

Ah, twice baked leftovers with extra cheese, just like at home.

@staninsertkpopgroup1181 3 года назад

"Cool temperatures burns fat" I'll shall use my air conditioner 24/7 then

@ortherner 3 года назад

LMAO

@lilsyrupshawty 3 года назад

try being canadian, youd want to be fatter for insulation lmao

@aimeem 3 года назад

Well, when it's hot you basically want to sit very still in front of the electric fan, and when it's cold you do want to move around more to stay warm. So yeah, probably will help.

@lqfr8813 3 года назад

ive gone to colder region in my country that the temp. is about like coldest AC, but the cold there in the morning is seeping into my bones while AC didnt lol. got my whole body shivering just thinking i have to get out from bed and shower

@AJAYKUMARSAGAR 3 года назад

That'll also burn away your wallet mate

@justreallybored6014 4 месяца назад

Thanks for explaining that freezing food makes it last longer. Nobody knew that before you told us that. I always wondered why we had freezers.

@GeneralMcNuggs Год назад

Those first expeditions to Antartica were incredible.

@DennyBoy7777777 3 года назад

I knew Michael Jackson wasn’t dead, and was just hiding in Antartica!

@sentientarugula2884 3 года назад

So THAT'S where Elvis and Tupac went

@ouya_expert 3 года назад

Guess they decided to cut out their interview with Hitler 😔😔

@d.00.m.s_d4y 3 года назад

He just got more surgery

@j7ndominica051 3 года назад

Sounds like reasonable management of food resources, same as we do at home. Expiry dates are more of a safeguard for manufacturers and an excuse to throw out food in America or leave it on the plate. The food's condition depends on the storage conditions, and it could spoil way sooner than expected in summer.

@lilian8803 3 года назад

Here in Germany (well the EU really) it‘s a warranty as well. If your food goes bad before the expiration date you could technically go to the store and get it replaced.

@sarroumarbeu6810 3 года назад

Yup, you can tell for yourself if it's gone bad or not... The expiration date is just an approximation

@vicgamesvt9682 3 года назад

Yeah expiration dates account for worst case scenarios like if you left your food open outside in the sun

@deeya 3 года назад

if I'm not mistaken, officially expiration dates refer to the duration for the best state that the food is in. Flavor, texture, etc. these printed numbers will be the date when all that becomes less than the optimum. After that, the food is still fit for consumption for some time after it, duration may vary according to conditions. It's not bad, or in any way dangerous, just will no longer give the best experience from eating it. Bread that is past the expiry date, will grow mold and be unfit to eat. If left exposed to damp. Freeze it and toast it, voila. Month old bread that is safe to eat.

@sarroumarbeu6810 3 года назад

@@deeya +1

@lisagerman2111 Год назад

As a young cook, studying @ the CIA (Hyde Park, '79) I said I would be 1st Chef on the moon - clearly, I was ahead of NASA's plans for space colonization lol. Read about the Antarctic station a few years ago - were I even 20yrs younger, I'd sign up for kitchen detail in a heartbeat. As women in the culinary arts, we were breaking glass ceilings in late '70s and never looked back. How amazing this experience must be for all involved :)

@old-worldghost3451 Год назад

Honestly, the algorithm brought me here, but seeing these scientists out in Antarctica made me think of explorers on an alien planet just because of the conditions alone. Awesome vid.

@zyphon7 3 года назад

This is basically my college cafeteria, only the food probably tastes better

@MrMakingwavesmedia 3 года назад

Flat earthers be like: They live on the Ice wall.

@rickmaggie1 3 года назад

Don't talk shit about flat earthers, we respect your dignity so respect ours

@worlddomination4840 3 года назад

@@rickmaggie1 hahahahaha, good joke tell us another one, hahaha

@Jumbopoptv 3 года назад

Don’t disrespect flat earthers, they have members all around the globe

@ertbert2332 3 года назад

@@rickmaggie1 oh no hope you don't push me off the edge

@nvondoom545 3 года назад

@@ertbert2332 all my friends are dead

@Soulfulvision1111 Год назад

You guys frickn rock Heroes And you are all so chill Love it all And thank you for all you do for us on planet earth

@airbornetortilla9489 Год назад

I hope there is a longer video or documentary about this! It probably took you guys a long time to get there so why not make it longer? Very interesting I've always wondered how they live out there

@flashgordon6238 3 года назад

I spent three Navy tours at McMurdo Base, Camp Beardmore glacier, and South Pole Station in 1984-1987. I was based out of VXE-6 at NAS Point Mugu, California. We deployed to Christchurch, NZ and waited for clear weather for the flight to the ice. As a Helicopter Crewchief, I was able to get to all the old explorer huts and the ice's edge at the ocean. We were the group that transported scientific supplies including food to the outlying camps. A lot of the galley food came in from New Zealand (plus DB Brown beer!). Sundays (our only day off) were all you can eat steak and lobsters at McMurdo. I would get a soup bowl of drawn butter to go with my 5-6 lobster tails. They had beer from the late 1950s in cans for your liquor rations. If you wanted a snack, there were MREs stashed in the condominiums. Aircrew lunches were often mystery meat, but Grey Poupon saved the day. A real treat when they tossed in fried chicken... Some of the best food was found at the New Zealand base camp behind McMurdo and their campsite at freshwater Lake Vanda. Hot scones with jam and English tea made the trip to Lake Vanda even more enjoyable. If you wanted to join the Lake Vanda swim club, they would blow a hole in the ice and you had to jump in naked. Everyone showed up with cameras when we had a female on board the helicopter to join the swim club. I have three swim club patches. In January, the ice melted enough you could dive in from the shore. Very nice, especially as we were limited to only one Navy shower a week. At Camp Beardmore, I opted not to sleep in the barracks and set up a Korean era military 9-man tent by myself with a mummy sleeping bag for the 30 day deployment on the glacier. We often would take a cargo net to the leading edge of a glacier for fresh water ice chunks and fly the load back for the three clubs at McMurdo. We would set the "ice berries" in the back of a stake side truck for delivery. It's the only non-recycled water left on the planet.

@tannerv3668 3 года назад

Wow. Thank you for sharing. This is awesome.

@jus53 Год назад

Late reply, but could you tell us about your tent that you set up? Like how big was it, what was the layout, what amenities did you have etc. This is such a cool detail and I'd love to learn more if you're interested in sharing a year later!

@ev6558 Год назад

That last sentence makes you sound like someone who is afraid of the word "chemicals" and thinks "organic" means something.

@flashgordon6238 Год назад

@@ev6558 The last sentence was a slogan at the three clubs in McMurdo during the mid -1980s when they were handing out drinks with glacier ice. I took 2 semesters college inorganic chemistry, 2 of organic chemistry with labs, plus human physiology in pursuit of my Master's degree, so no fear of chemicals. All life is based on chemical reactions....Check out George Carlin's stand up on "Saving the Planet". That aligns with my outlook on things.

@sidv4615 Год назад

@@flashgordon6238 ahh... the puckered penguins. I had a buddy who flew VXE-6s LC-130R. He unfortunately had a crash in I think 1987.

@monique9636 3 года назад

Dear nice lady in the yellow knit hat in the dining room, On behalf of everyone who’s ever worked in a commercial kitchen, thank you for acknowledging the hard work and effort of the staff. I’ve been cooking for my living for 30 years and I can’t imagine how difficult it must be to meal plan and cook with those kind of parameters.

@grixloth 2 года назад

Yes! Her response was so graceful and respectful; I really appreciated her insight as well.

@waltoopoyndeaux4199 2 года назад

All of the "locals" at that table were very complimentary to the kitchen staff, in spite of the jokes about bad expired food made by the two presenters. I take from that a sign of being close-knit; those 900+ people working there must have a strong sense of teamwork to survive and work in those conditions.

@conmanumber1 9 месяцев назад

Falcon Scott used our Victorian port here in Oamaru Sth island New Zealand before leaving for Antarctica. He also has a big plaque at Waitaki boys high school.

@Patch_616 6 месяцев назад

There’s something absolutely delightful about this video

@mikekonstantinos7276 3 года назад

If you can get to other bases (French, Italian, Korean, Aussie) the food is actually amazing. Mcmurdo is huge, but the others have populations around 100, and usually have a few actual chef's making meals. The staff in Mcmurdo do a great job considering they feed 10 times the people, and in multiple shifts.

@SunglassesDouchebag 3 года назад

I like to think that girl in the freezer thought this was her chance to get on TV and she gets interrupted and then overdubbed by the hosts monologue.

@talos2373 Год назад

Ive been there at McMurdo Station Antarctica in 1976 Operation Deep Freeze and I remember being served some of the best food at the Mess Hall.

@spacejamgaming 10 месяцев назад

Thank you for the educational video!! ❤️

@hatteo 3 года назад

Lady: "I wonder if this stuff's still edible..?" Steve1989: "Let's get this out onto a tray, NICE!" (For those who don't know, I apologize and also you're welcome for your new addiction)

@OptimusWombat 3 года назад

That's true, I was half expecting to see the teams out at the field camps eating MREs.

@SuperPhunThyme9 3 года назад

Nice!

@flynnlongley8911 3 года назад

I understand this reference.

@646klein 3 года назад

steve would be all over that cabin he would eat all of it lol

@h8GW 3 года назад

Steve1989 is probably another person banned from Antarctica, or at least from Scott's historic hut.

@cassandraz3035 3 года назад

If you enjoyed this, I really recommend “encounters at the end of the world” by Documentary-maker Werner Herzog. It is a quirky and intimately beautiful piece including profoundly human conversations with the people who live and work in McMurdo in Antarctica. The questions Werner asks, and the way he captures peoples responses….. it really is special. Hope you enjoy!

@Taeronai 2 года назад

I love Werner Herzog

@foobarmaximus3506 Год назад

He is too depressing for me.

@LordVader1094 Год назад

@@foobarmaximus3506 Same tbh

@SparkzMxzXZ Год назад

Oh thank you so much for the recommendation, i’ll check it out for sure 😊

@mi5anthrope 9 месяцев назад

@@foobarmaximus3506 Have you considered perhaps that you're just a boring person? What an odd thing to say.

@BuckingBuffBuck Год назад

My Father Spent a little over a year in Antarctica for the Navy in Operation Deep Freeze as the senior medical doctor, its interesting to see how he lived there.

@Cryton12345 2 года назад

Nice to see a good wholesome pbs show

@tempestpncr6335 3 года назад

"It's expired! Bloody hell!" *Makes modern restaurant out of antarctic labs* -Gordon Ramsay

@deeya 3 года назад

the lamb sauce is still on the ship out at sea...

@devt8558 3 года назад

2:53 damn they got Michael Jackson in Antarctica

@br61499 3 года назад

I was about to make that reference

@AA-bz1pr 3 года назад

Lmfao

@ffrenchie8578 3 года назад

He isnt dead he’s living in Antarctica

@deathkitten7635 3 года назад

Michael and Jackson are pretty common first names and surnames, so there are probably a lot of older people named Michael Jackson. I’m sure few people did this after he was famous because it would probably be annoying.

@aphoticphoton 3 года назад

He he!

@ThePie_NedGreen 2 года назад

This really makes Antarctica a fun place for holiday vacation.

@Charlesinfinite Год назад

I want to go work there. This looks like an amazing experience.

@bentleyv1233 3 года назад

"everything is supersized, look at that tub of chips" this girl has never been to a restaurant in her life

@bentleyv1233 3 года назад

@John Galt Lol seriously

@Iwetbeds 2 года назад

Hah I didn't even read this yet and left an identical comment! too funny.

@marim0y 2 года назад

It's so true.

@nicholasbiddle7893 2 года назад

Or a cafeteria

@GG256_ 2 года назад

Plot twist: That's half a serving size of chips in Antarctica

@IAMDIMITRI 3 года назад

They basically eat like students.

@Wilhelmus84Nassau 3 года назад

Nasty people indeed hahaha

@cats23cats23 3 года назад

@@Wilhelmus84Nassau why nasty people

@Wilhelmus84Nassau 3 года назад

@@cats23cats23 Cause students are

@brickman409 3 года назад

@@Wilhelmus84Nassau fair enough

@Wilhelmus84Nassau 3 года назад

@@brickman409 Hahahahaha be honest, most of them are arrogant while they're living as schweinen

@arakismo1761 Год назад

That's so cool, this experience must be amazing as a scientist

@liamjohnson2474 2 года назад

I love this video, I watch is like every 3 months

@losangeleskingsfan15 3 года назад

It's always fascinating to see how humans can thrive in even the toughest environment. Just proves that no matter what happens, we'll always have the ability to survive one way or another.

@anabellejacques9322 3 года назад

As other animals can

@byronk1987 3 года назад

The comradery here is amazing! The winter i spent there we joined four long tables into one in the galley. Fourth of july party in the heavy shop playing horseshoe in a metal box surrounded by concrete. Mount erebus glacier tounge cave before sea ice melt. American night at the kiwi base. Best live music unknown to man in the Carp shop. Smoking in designated smoking boxes. Freshies! The red glow of the sun after being gone for months, what a feeling! Leaving the ice on my birthday and eating everything in newzealand. Seeing dogs and small humans, driving over 30 mph on the opposite side of a car. Amazing job and opportunities! Thank you pae for wanting me (:

@deejayk5939 25 дней назад

I shivered just looking at the outside pictures

@valeriestevens5440 Год назад

as an infectious disease microbiologist - I have always wanted to go to Antarctica and study extremophiles...........I bet its just so interesting

@LizaBellaPink 3 года назад

Caitlin: “Can you eat something that was pickled 100 years ago?” **Steve MRE**: Please allow me to introduce myself....

@justanotherhuman6532 3 года назад

Nice.

@LizaBellaPink 3 года назад

Let’s get this out on our trrraay.

@Gruvmpy 2 года назад

Nice Hiss

@liamthewarrior 2 года назад

I was looking for this comment

@danb4811 2 года назад

I work in food service. Sometimes I dont order enough produce, meat etc. I can not imagine trying to plan that all out for that many people 18 months in advance. That kitchen staff is amazing.

@OnMeds1 Год назад

Great video it made me smile thx

@tylermorrow3550 Год назад

i live in ND. same thing in the winter lol especially 22-23. its been awful. 55 below and 100 inches of snow. but its 4/11/23 today and hit 50 above. was absolutely beautiful

@justinbeauvais1409 4 года назад

The chicken strips are no joke the best thing, and ESPECIALLY when they set out the hot sauce. They also make an Orange Chicken from time to time. They make great holiday meals too. Those bakers are always amazing. No to mention the additional options to the main line. There is burger night, Mongolian grill, and burrito night. I notice they didn't touch on drinks though... there are no sodas unless you buy them from the station store. You get water, juice, coffee, tea, hot chocolate, and usually a fruit punch, lemonade, or gatorade as choices. That said, some of the random stuff they seem to come up with isn't great. Every once in a while their repurposed food will knock it out of the park, like a post Thanksgiving casserole I had once, but usually they are pretty meh. Just don't expect to be impressed as a picky eater... you'll be eating a lot of pizza and microwave ramen noodles, which are usually available to grab in the Grab n' Go area.

@amolnarawade7239 3 года назад

what are the chances of landing a job as a kitchen hand on station .

@justinbeauvais1409 3 года назад

@@amolnarawade7239 honestly, I have no idea. The worst they can do is not hire you. So, I'd say put in an application and see what happens. That said, the galley is a comparatively big work center, so there are more slots there than for other jobs.

@amolnarawade7239 3 года назад

@@justinbeauvais1409 any direction you can give where this type of job been advertised or how to connect with them. . Have worked in UK 5 yr as chef. 1 yr in USA Indian passport that's the only a big set back for my profile )

@justinbeauvais1409 3 года назад

@@amolnarawade7239 this would be the best place to start looking: www.usap.gov/jobsandopportunities/?m=1 You can also check out the Antarctic programs of other nations as well, but I don't have a link for any of those. A lot of countries have research outposts across the continent.

@sigmunddreyfus8214 3 года назад

what are so many people doing there??

@meridian1003 3 года назад

I absolutely loved eating like shit in the field (paleontology, so hot not cold.) So much carbs and candy and pb&j. It's the only time I've eaten like that but we were working hard outside for 10 hrs a day at 95 degrees so it made sense. Food never tasted so good.

@DavidM-um2uk 3 года назад

As Napoleon said, hunger is the best sauce.

@Saturnia2014 3 года назад

@@DavidM-um2uk He said that? I thought it was "An army marches on it's stomach"

@WhoAgainQM 7 месяцев назад

this is the type of video i that i can watch several times in one sitting

@jondstewart Год назад

I applied for a job as a sous chef there 11 years ago when I retired from the Air Force. They were going to pay me only $700 a week. It’s supposed to be for “the adventure”. I made twice that working on Alaska’s North Slope and there’s nothing to do but work!