Watching the pride these people put into their food is heartwarming.

@dthomas9230

6 ай бұрын

The Bagel guy sees his bagels as family members, being raised...to be eaten, of course.

@calebeyl141

6 ай бұрын

You mean the workers put into the food, right? These people do nothing but keep all the money that other people do the work to make.

@naknampucha5236

4 ай бұрын

​@@calebeyl141lmao you either choose to work as an employee or be a businessman / employer. That's how you get your money. It's just sickening how morally depraved when it comes to working itself that blaming business owners for their own miseries when they themselves can start a business on their will. They have to guts to complain when they got nothing to offer with. Professional victims.

@jodiebasye9798

2 ай бұрын

@@calebeyl141 other people who has taken no risk and is being paid for their time? I am pretty sure they are free to risk their own capital to start their own business venture but chosen to take the safe rout of a secure career instead.

@jodiebasye9798

Ай бұрын

@@clowdzurfer Every country in the world was taken by force, many several times. Time to get over it.

NEARLY 2 HOURS OF INCREDIBLE DOCUMENTATION OF FOOD?!? LETS GOOOO

It's mad how even fathers want the best for their kids even when they're sitting on something quality like the meat place, Pat's doing exactly what he should be tbh as a boss too getting in and doing whatever. Seeing a person being where they are meant to be doing what they do is amazing.

@avenatan7874

27 күн бұрын

今天又来了就不说

Props to Madison for recognizing the value and benefit as well as sacrifice of foreign laborers. He’s a wise young businessman.

@NazriB

6 ай бұрын

Lies again? Fly Emirates FNB Money

@haroldmallevre1443

6 ай бұрын

@@NazriB You seem as coherent as your channel is successful.

@swell07_

6 ай бұрын

yeah it takes a real einstein to realize you can pay foreigners dirt and have them rely on the state for support. big brain move no one else thought of that 😂

@billwilson191

6 ай бұрын

The value of being cheaper than American workers because their families back home have cheaper costs of living?

@madisonmcintyre1790

6 ай бұрын

Thanks for the kind words means a lot, our employees are like family to us, without them we are nothing.

Utopia bagels is what it’s all about, you can tell the owner loves what he’s doing so much, I love seeing businesses like this, that’s why they are as busy and successful as they are, you can’t fake that kind of passion.

@dthomas9230

6 ай бұрын

Nor can you automate it! A.I. hit many businesses as a precursor to today's Artificial Intelligence risk, only it stood for Algorithmic Imbecility.

@anitamiller5913

4 ай бұрын

I want one ... or a dozen.

@LaughOutLouie88

2 ай бұрын

I wanted to try one until they revealed they use tap water on their recipe. LOL. But I guess if these other companies that I shall not name can sell tap water bottles, why can't Utopia Bagels use it for their recipe. @@anitamiller5913

@jeremychurch5683

2 ай бұрын

I'm glad you're wasted your time typing all that stupid stuff out. I run a successful photography business and maybe I have a high IQ but that's just me being arrogant, none of the rest apply to me.

@jeremychurch5683

2 ай бұрын

And yes, passion has a lot to do with being successful

when I listen to these honest entrepreneurs, I can only admire their drive and passion. congratulations to them all. The level of honesty is simply the best.

@Jigsaw0g

Ай бұрын

@@karlwithak. so youre just ignoring all the videos they've posted of people started businesses without any of those or what?

@Jigsaw0g

Ай бұрын

@@karlwithak. Ill make sure to let all those people who in fact are making a net profit to give it all back cause they don't fit your standards:/

@toobadproductions4658

25 күн бұрын

​@karlwithak.Jeff bezos doesn't exist for this man

@toobadproductions4658

25 күн бұрын

​@karlwithak. Also average iq for entrepreneurs isn't that high either it's actually a conundrum how low it is

I love how the title is "14 Entrepreneurs Who Built Food Empires" when the actual truth is that for many, it was no single entrepreneur who built them but rather generations of family. I am not disparaging any of these folks achievements but the truth is it is easier to succeed when born into the right circumstances and those born into farming, business or political families will always have an advantage over the average person. Very often through hard work as kids being committed and dedicated to the family business but equally as often it is "not what you know but who you know".

@justinshibu5116

6 ай бұрын

how about the people who have screwed up? advantage and all happens in just the initial few years! it goes in both ways! stop whining about the so called circumstances. There are people who have built billion dollar empires starting from being broke and with no one to back them just them and their work ethic!

@brednbudder

6 ай бұрын

i think the point was to show the progression from the individual people who started these businesses. Then, as you pointed out, their families have continued their business to become an empire.

@madisonmcintyre1790

6 ай бұрын

Whoa sorry but you are totally wrong here, I do not come from a farming family nor is my family wealthy, I built this company from the ground up with my partner one day at a time grinding 24/7 making many sacrifices along the way.

@striker44

5 ай бұрын

This is only a select few who have succeeded. There is no guarantee that the subsequent inheritors will succeed. Most close out after one generation as many are not interested in following their parent's footsteps.

@naknampucha5236

4 ай бұрын

​@@striker44yep, there's a differences between being rich and being wealthy. Modern people loves to be rich but those who loves their family and lineage will aspire to be wealthy. They love their family so much that they secured the future of their loveones by giving them inheritances for future generation to come. Modern progressive people would never understand the importance of starting your own family business given some never cared about their family to begin with. Such a shame.

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I love seeing people working together to provide so much food for all. Integrity and hard work brings success. Love to see it.

@swell07_

6 ай бұрын

it brings success for the people who inherited their parents or grandparents legacy is what i saw 🤷🏻‍♀️ do you think any of the labor can afford a home or healthcare?

@ib1ndgo263

6 ай бұрын

@@swell07_ Grow up already LIFE was created for all to make out the same but it didnt stay that way with darkness in it money came and all went to shite. so come off it that happened ages ago. and im sure these employees are happy enough or they would move on pfft grow up. and good job to allen keeping pops baby churning out the cheesecakes would you like a slice?

@cidar4750

6 ай бұрын

@@ib1ndgo263 pfft grow up

@calebeyl141

6 ай бұрын

@@swell07_exactly. These are just sociopaths that do little work, and keep all the money that the workers produce.

@CatherineA133

6 ай бұрын

⁠​⁠@@swell07_yeah, the whole narrative of this video has a big ick factor on many levels.

Apart from showcasing a lot of creativity, and uniqueness, these entrepreneurs simplify the combination of different food types in a role.

The passion in these entrepreneurs in this episode is amazing 🎉

The father son mozarella duo have crazy hands. I've tried to make some before, that water is _HOT_ !

When they said they have watch for runaways and that crawfish threw his claws up I cracked up 😂

@LaughOutLouie88

2 ай бұрын

It was so funny. Dude was like "What's up?!" LOL

Watching these people prepare their gourmet food is mouthwatering.

This is by far one of the best documenteries I've watched. It is so inspiring and I've learnt a lot. Can't wait to grow businesses that transcends time.

@TheFapFactory

Ай бұрын

Don’t let @karlwithak discourage you. There’ll always be pessimistic and cynical losers like them trying to tear other people down to feel better about their own shortcomings. Your dream of growing a business that transcends time can be achieved my friend🙏🏻

It's been a rough year with losses from failed banks and government, real estate crashes, a struggling economy, and downturns in stocks and dividends. It feels like everything has been going wrong. What a terrible year it is…

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6 ай бұрын

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6 ай бұрын

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God bless these family businesses!!!!!! The Big corporations can't compare to their quality of products and their efficiency to run a business!!!

@GeorgeMorgan6600

5 ай бұрын

@Hello there, how are you doing this blessed day?

Workers get paid 2.50 per pound to peel crawfish tails, and the fastest workers do 40 pounds a day. That's $100 a day before taxes. Leona Williams has been doing it for 50 years.

Always a pleasure listening to Dr. Paul Mason.

taking entrepreneurship to another level of success

Loved this series, very inspiring to see how people can start with little and end up into a massive operation. I love the human element, how sacrificial it is for people to serve a company with integrity, honesty and hard work which leads to happy consumers and a thriving company that can support the livelihood of workers families.

@grumpsyb9191

4 ай бұрын

you're blind or you've watched something else than what I'm watching. 90% of it is just sons, grandsons or grand-grand-grand-grandsons being at the right place of capitalism after companies were handed to them. You achieve nothing through hard work, only through workers exploitation, luck, generational wealth and optionally, as most of CEO have it, sociopath traits.

I used to work as an electrician some years ago, I have to say it was very common for small businesses in older buildings to have two or sometimes more meters. One meter was for the domestics ( 120: volt needs like lighting and receptacles. Most of these businesses also had a second meter for their 3 phase loads, air conditioning and refrigeration equipment. It wasn’t until the 1970s that new buildings began to have their own indoor transformers to provide all their power needs from a single meter.

i lived in ny from 2010 - 13 and I'm a freq visitor to Halal guys, and love it.. Honestly they are the best, there is other cart in in Jersey city , exchange place - nothing beats their chicken over rice.

the fathers eyes at the end of the mozeralla..... powerful..... God bless them

I do have to say THE BEST bagels I've ever had were in New York, Long Island specifically. I remember bringing back a huge paper shopping bag full of them back home and I haven't had a bagel that compares since then.

thank you so much for making part 2😪❤❤you saved me hours of hard work love your content and your time❤

The utopia and the Crawfish one were my favourite you can clearly see how much these persons love what they do, and how sweet and good they are with their employees 🎉 wishing them all yhe best and success, they're truly inspiring!

My Guidoni family have 4 generations of butcher blocks and meatcutting schools. Called "A Couple of Meatheads" Capiche?🥩 From Italy to Oregon. ❤ I love this video. The proud Italians working and loving for generations to keep tummies healthy and taste buds happy. Salute de cientos! 🥂❤🥩

Wow what a documentary, thanks the documentary team that made all the effort to produce such an informative content.

@ashleydavis3342

6 ай бұрын

This hurt my head. I’m assuming bot talk

@adamd416

6 ай бұрын

Except they are straight up ignoring the cause of the inflation this story is about.

When I was growing up there was a bakery the next town over. The German woman who ran it made the best pumpernickel bread as well as cheesecake that was nothing like what they crank out today. I think she might have used mascarpone instead of cream cheese. It wasn’t as sweet as cream cheese and it was amazing. She made cherry, blueberry and pineapple. The filling was on the bottom and I don’t think she used graham cracker crust either. Not positive what she used but when daddy brought one home, along with her pecan sticky buns! Wow! The best treat was to grab the end of the pumpernickel bread, slather it with butter and you had a serious treat! YUM and double YUM!!

@teeski693

5 ай бұрын

Maybe ricotta, omg so good.

@jarvissimon7986

5 ай бұрын

Just salt n lil butter.

@LantanaLiz

3 ай бұрын

@@teeski693 Definitely ricotta or one of the farm cheeses like cottage cheese. None of the European cheesecakes are overly sweet either.

Yep, that is true down by Jay Street. The first restaurant I ever went into in my life. It was a school trip. My teacher took us all and everybody had juniors famous cheesecake. It was the best treat I ever had as a child. It was a memory that I’ll never lose, I think my teacher to this day he made us who we are today conscience people with morality. He told us how to think. Thank you, Mr. Martinez I never forgot that trip I buy cheesecake from there sometimes it is so great.🎉🎉❤

YESSSS... Officer Tatum is so right on! I grew up in SWP, Southwest Philly and let me tell you just how proud I am...BUT Being better and fit for Jesus says I made it! ❤ Your show! God bless you always!

When I was first stationed near Jax, FL there was a great steakhouse called the Tree Steakhouse in the Arlington area that had been there for 50 years. It was the best steakhouse around. They had fantastic dry aged steaks like in this video. It was a small restaurant. They would bring out the roll of Rye-eye steaks on a card, you would tell the server how thick that you wanted your steak and how seasoned-cooked. The Arlington area of the city started to go down hill in the late 80's and they moved. Only it was not as good and they did not last. I have much respect for people working in the food business. It is hard long work. Shalom

@dthomas9230

6 ай бұрын

It's also a service business. The service industry is not given the respect it deserves as a major cog in an industrial capitalist society. Every cook, bottle washer, waiter, busboy, bartender, packager, and deliveryman makes life an adventure for all to enjoy. Democratic capitalists in Europe are the same, and many refugees do well. Many family businesses have been bought out or visited with offspring from the elite colleges to seek short-term gain with no capital value assigned to legacy, or brand protection.

I think it's wonderfull what they did for the cab drivers

Just love to see how the logistics work so smoothly! Impressive how all works together!

As an aspiring food entrepreneur, thank you for this video.

'And yet we all must brush our mouth every day, whether we are poor or rich' Yemisi Iranloye

Hell yeah Parish. Good dude. Also, Halal Guys is 1000% what started my love for spicy food. Accidentally putting WAY too much on my lamb and rice at 2am and the spiral of "oh my god this is delicious but it hurts"

The cassava production inspired me so much, Thanks for sharing these free knowledges

Interesting and inspiring people behind these businesses! Cheers

Jerry Seinfeld robbed an old lady for a Babka cake.

I love the effort that every single one of the entrepreneurs put into their food.

Great vid. Would be greater if there were links in the description to any websites to shop with these companies.

@MultiMonicaM

6 ай бұрын

Google till your heart's content. The video description has all of the names and timestamps for the video segments.

I would die for the white sauce

@venividivici7

7 ай бұрын

Ayo

I deal with Tabasco as a customer, I went out there and did a site visit to see where my trucks were going. Man was it a cool experience, it's also open to tours! All the Tabasco sauce in the world is produce in Avery Island. They have a park you can drive through with an alligator pond, haha super cool, worth a visit! Oh yeah, keep buying Tabasco!

This is literally my favorite episode.

Im not even into cheese cake, but Junior's story is so inspiring to see/learn more about this family owned business out of NY. I have to ask, why don't they make their own cream cheese in-house, especially if they're going to open a bigger factory and their current wholesale supplier continues raising their prices?!

@nunyabz9494

6 ай бұрын

it'll probably affect the taste in the end, they'll probably need to do a lot of testing for that to work

@kikibunnie

4 ай бұрын

He doesn’t seem like a good boss at all. He said they’re experiencing inflation so he expects their workers to make up for it by cutting their hours, expecting more “work ethic” but paying them no different as if they don’t feel inflation also?! Pretty gross

@KingJerbear

22 күн бұрын

@@kikibunnie I was thinking the same, he constantly talking about loss of profits and raising prices but the guy is a multimillionaire, COVID was terrible for just about everyone. Instead of being grateful his business survived and is still churning away thanks to the hard work of all his employees, all he could do was talk about losing money

@kikibunnie

22 күн бұрын

Also to make about a cup worth of cream cheese you need like a gallon of milk. -a baker who ran out of cream cheese once and experimented lol

You have been working so hard to get the fruit you are today ❤🥰😍🌹

The whole idea of the documentary having a mixture of a variety of narrators is FUN!

The Lady in Nigeria !!!! You are awesome!!!!!! Cassava is a great product!

2:58 owner doesn’t have a clue how to cook a steak. He essentially microwaved it 😂

@daftfan121

7 ай бұрын

And you could tell it was over cooked even tho they never showed the result🤣

Anyone else feel stabby every time she says "jeer-oh"?

Been eating at 53rd and 6th Halal Cart since i was in high school, im 39 now !!over 20 years and its still my favorite !!!!

first time in 20 years, since I seen a travel channel special about italy, that I fee I need to go somewhere to eat a specialty, this looks amazing

cassava (also known as yuca) is so good as a cuban i highly recommend ppl try it its basically like potato but with a more umami taste

I've seen so many of these and I have to say, they're very well put together 👍

I am always getting live feeds at least 2 hours after posted. Can't wait to start my course. Thanks for all you do Ninja. En living me. Poor as dirt...but the Phoenix will arrive

Tabasco looks like sambal ulek with extra step (fermentation)

The last story on Psaltry International, which produces cassava in Nigeria, should have been the lead story. A female entrepreneur empowering her community through innovation and collaboration, increasing wages from $1 per day to $10 per day is an incredible story.

@RockyRZ

7 ай бұрын

Who asked

@billykent7670

7 ай бұрын

Coz it's a female entrepreneur?

@CW95981

6 ай бұрын

I wish I could pay my workers $10 a day

Oh man, I've been wanting to try Bang Cookies for awhile now. After seeing this reminded me that I should order some haha

Fun fact, there were no actual “shortages”, just companies being greedy

@Pure_KodiakWILD_Power

5 ай бұрын

Sounds more like propaganda.

@agent-ht5ri

5 ай бұрын

@@Pure_KodiakWILD_Power exactly.

@Mateus.007

Ай бұрын

Why they weren't greedy before?

Enlightening video. Hopefully Nigeria gets some help from good and decent sources, soon, to bring in help for that country's cassava industry.

The steak part got me drooling. Man, that looked good.

Fascinating and informative Wonderful documentary 👏

"When you try my bagel, you will never try "another" bagel" Waitt.. does he say it wrongly or it's correct? Don't know if i misunderstood him.

@finalthought3888

7 ай бұрын

😂 "Ah sir, I'll try your bagel, now I never want another bagel again"

@janleslie7163

7 ай бұрын

Hahaha sounds bad😂

@strike5677

7 ай бұрын

So I am not the only one think like that, nicee 😂

@Jamoofinmilk

6 ай бұрын

The way he mashed the one all up in his barehands and threw it back in the batch to sell, tells me I don't really wanna try his bagels.

my concern with Utopia Bagel is that they depend too much on Daniel. If something happens to him, whether sick or unable to get to work, it will be very difficult to run the business.

TY for sharing this invaluable post...

Basic food done well is always the best!!!

If you have ever had crickets for lizards and frogs, you know crickets are the stinkiest smell next to a dead rodent. Plus, the exoskeleton is like a crab. Humans can not digest it.

Me trying to figure out how to invest into sorbitol 🤔🤔🤔

I love entrepreneurship ❤

Really inspiring.... I love this

I literally had the worst milkshake of my life at Junior's. How do you screw up a vanilla milkshake? Overhyped drek!

I hate bandsaws, I chopped the top of my thumb off in my middle school shop class with one and every time I see one I remember that lol

@infomercialwars

7 ай бұрын

@@karlwithak. well that was like 30 years ago... so I doubt I'll be back there any time soon..

@Tonyhouse1168

Ай бұрын

Sounds like you should hate thumbs too

@infomercialwars

Ай бұрын

@@Tonyhouse1168 I don't know that, that experience taught me you need your thumbs more than you realize and not being able to use one of them for a while made things pretty difficult

When my late husband and I visited NYC, we had the opportunity to eat at Juniors. I grew up making New York styled cheesecake, but theirs was amazeballs!!!

Thank you for that side note differentiating JEYE-ro and YEE-ro!!! Because I was over here fuming 😂😂😂

Have you ever noticed how the actual inflation %s people are directly experiencing is 3-5x higher than official government numbers?

@peterthomas187

7 ай бұрын

That's because Biden literally redefined inflation to make him look less terrible than he is. And a little less than 1/2 the country is r-slured enough to buy that sh*t.

@hiyaks

7 ай бұрын

It's called Bidenflation, I mean, Bidenomics...

@destiny_5540

7 ай бұрын

@@hiyaks nice try! we actually live under reaganomics which has been perpetuated by the 2 main parties especially republicans

@hiyaks

7 ай бұрын

@@destiny_5540 So weakening oil production causing record high gas prices bringing inflation to an alltime high has everything to do with the Reagan administration? I see the logic here....

@justaskin8523

6 ай бұрын

@@destiny_5540 - No, he's actually right. Bidenflation has raised my food prices by over 24% since he took office.

Here's one we can do without: Entomo Farms (Crickets)

Wow, amazing video. The crawfish guy is so passionate, making 500K profit in 1 year but he only paid himself $20K, insane.

I don’t eat a lot of halal food but when I was young my aunt took me to a special New York downtown corner and there was the best halal guys truck we had chicken over rice with sauces looking at this I don’t know I miss the time the world around me as it was and my free childish mind I’m glad I had it when I did this made me cry❤

It is sad to hear fishes are dip in hot water when they alive.What a feeling

@pinefilms3141

7 ай бұрын

indeed humans are savages as much as they are saints...the duality of man

@aberba

7 ай бұрын

Well fish suffocate out of water too when fished

@justaskin8523

6 ай бұрын

You have to cook crawfish, like lobster, when it's still alive. It's the pain that makes their meat so tasty. Okay, I made that part up, but still...

As a manager training, an employee right saves much more time than delegating it to someone who may not care anymore. Which is what happens at evert fast food place in the us which is why they make so many mistakes

Exceptional encouraging can-do attitude inspiring video of people making it happen :) Thank you for the awesome content!

Italy dad make me cry, beautiful what his son say..

a lot of bussiness : and secret recipe Xi'an guys: This and this and this

When a "family business" is replacing workers with robots to create the strawberry swirls within your cheesecake, you're not a family business anymore.

Kaza wow that looks delicious. My late mother who I miss was 2nd gen Italian American, and I grew up eating fresh wet Mozzarella with cured Italian meats, sun dried tomatoes in olive oil and aged balsamic vinegar. Talk about a magical wonderland for your pallet with flavor savory deliciousness that will blow your mind!

Pat LaFrieda through Amazon is outstanding!

Why don’t they start producing their core ingredients ie cream cheese so not to be vulnerable! Invest in cream cheese research! You have so much capital to not be able to do it. This can be sustainable in the Long run.

@RoseR-um3jp

6 ай бұрын

In New York? You need a large farm with dairy cows, not research.

@sdfrenchman5880

6 ай бұрын

@@RoseR-um3jp you don’t need to have your own cows to produce your own cream cheese lol your research will entail your perfect ingredients while outsourcing the raw materials lol

Cricket shaize

I wasnt hungry when I started to watch this video, but now I am.

I loved watching the mozarella son talk (Carlo I think)! So excited to talk about the mozarella "It's just different". Well, looks like it is!

BAGEL BRO SHOULD STOP DRINKING DURING WORK

@mbragorolandkouma3882

6 ай бұрын

😂 no man I think he just needs rehab from bagels

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7 ай бұрын

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7 ай бұрын

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7 ай бұрын

Lol sad

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7 ай бұрын

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@janleslie7163

7 ай бұрын

I liked both of your comments

Absolutely amazing to watch. Greetings from England. Have a great day all :)

Really great to see the passion in these businesses.

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7 ай бұрын

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7 ай бұрын

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5 ай бұрын

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