I swear these people try to convince us to eat the bugs every chance they get.

@jimclercx4208

28 күн бұрын

took longer than expected (48:10) to get to the globalist "plant and insect protein" lecture about harming the planet.

@djsfunhouse.

28 күн бұрын

And ? It's not a horrible thing . I bet a lot of bugs were a lot tastier than some of the women I ate

@izzydeadyet7336

15 күн бұрын

@@djsfunhouse.gross , you must have brutal ‘taste’ in women! And a bug eater to boot! You sound like a lib, NEXT!!

@kel-in5gi

10 күн бұрын

Yes

@crimony3054

4 күн бұрын

They've got something that out-competes a city rat and tastes like filet mignon. Trying to make up for the lab leak. A country boy can survive.

So glad I stumbled across this on a Sunday evening. I love the fridge, don't know what I would without it.

This is a beautifully put together documentary very interesting, thank you i enjoyed it

I haven't shopped in 3 months.

Funny the "Walk on the Wild Side" background music in the bread part

And then came Walmart...the behemoth of today's supermarkets. I wanna be around when we get Star Trek-like food replicators. That would be so cool! 😃😃

@simoneleles5209

22 күн бұрын

Me too!😄

@kriscarlson2716

Күн бұрын

We already do, it’s called GMO’s

Worked for Buddies Grocery in 70's, bought by Winn Dixie in Mineral Wells, Texas, became first Winn Dixie in Texas.

Appreciate the audible translation.

I remember the Piggly Wiggly stores with the narrow aisles. One failed and moved across the street to a different building... no help... finally went bankrupt.

@email6743

Ай бұрын

They are still around, I have several I service. I own and operate pepperidge farm goldfish and cookie routes, it's like walking back in time, they use the same computers and handhelds to check us in that they used in the 90s, it's become nostalgic to me and quite refreshing 😌

@victorwadsworth821

Ай бұрын

We kids stayed in the car at the front door singing with radio, "Puff the Magic Dragon". They had a great penny weight scale to weigh yourself & electric pony ride in front of store.

Our quickening of our demise.

@philipmcdonagh1094

Ай бұрын

Could just as easily called the evolution of obesity and no one would be the wiser.

@RagGerRock888

Ай бұрын

MAGA supporters.

In late 70's I trained to cut hanging beef, when I started working, they went to box beef, for a newbie it was hard to judge what meat, 'beef' you were cutting. I was learning old style meat cutting and modern cutting, portion control stared a few years before as I remember. Ernest Borgnine in movie "Marty" he was a butcher, I asked him if he had cut meat before because he looked like he knew what he was doing, he said in the Navy.

No food no freedom no nation

@victorwadsworth821

Ай бұрын

Grow your own, roll your own.

@davesbainrps6909

Ай бұрын

@@victorwadsworth821 live in city how

Best of the Best

Sadly, woman widely working also had the effect of an exponential increase of exploitation of workers. Because, now that a household has two bread makers, they could pay each one much less than they used to... We are paid way less than we deserve and for what we produce. They could easily double everyone's wages without any issue - just get rid of the shareholders who do NOTHING to contribute to production. Increases in production should enhance the productive WORKER'S wages and work-life balance. An increase of about 400% in productivity since the 1970's has not gone to the workers; in fact we work more and are paid about 10% less based on purchasing power than we were 50 years ago. CEOs increased their payout from 20:1 to their average worker's wage to 350-400:1. We could work half as much and be paid twice as much if we get rid of non-productive people from work. Especially since I would define work as actually being productive. As far as many of us are concerned, these people don't contribute to production whatsoever. We could eliminate the managerial class, and we'd be far more productive than we already are. And it's far worse in the Global South, since we still colonize these areas economically...

You can thank the IRS for making us all in a hurry.

@davesbainrps6909

Ай бұрын

50 percent of all

I love your videos ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

Yes the making of heaven. Civilization truly begins with the frig.

Panama canal, and the Suez canal are both ft up right now, so I believe this trend will slow down

That butcher at 3:40 dealing with that ladie's extra specifics like "damnit carol one day ill tell you what i think about cutting the fat to 1 centimeter so your effin poodle doesnt choke and gain weight"

A 3D printer that prints fruit is called a tree, by the way... Some people and their vision of the future... garbage.

Nice video the ladies british accent very ennoying

You could do a video on fish canning, mom missed a can of tuna to a can of salmon to make patties we never noticed the tuna.

The segment about solar panels is very wrong.

Cutting meat like pork chops without a saw, "cut between ribs down to bone, break bone with meat cleaver". Meat cut like this stayed fresher as electric saws burned meat & made it go bad faster.

Arizona has them every 2- miles 😕. People were worried about Walmart

Meat production is NOT the most polluting on the planet. Mono-agriculture is. What nonsense. Love your videos. Thanks😊👍

@get.factual

Ай бұрын

Always🫡

@brentshuffler1234

Ай бұрын

@annesummers09, these are closely related: e.g., most deforestation is to grow food for animals and to accommodate land-extensive ranches/animal farms. Monocultures of soy and corn are primarily for ANIMAL feeds.....So meat production is doubly polluting: direct pollution from animals, antibiotics, and other drugs . . . and indirect environmental toxins and damage from the supporting feed-crops, artificial fertilisers, and toxic pesticides.

@butterbeanqueen8148

Ай бұрын

You are essentially saying the same thing. Livestock is usually done on a monoculture basis. So by far the worst “crop” is beef. Because of the emissions of methane gas and the impact that has. I’m not placing any judgment on anyone. I’m not a vegan or a vegetarian. And I love steak.

@brentshuffler1234

Ай бұрын

@@butterbeanqueen8148 I used to be very much the same. However, over the past 30 years, as I learned more about health, about nutrition, and about environmental impacts of food-choices and lifestyles, I steadily shifted away from meats, poultry, fish and seafood (as well as all the fast-food culture, disposable items, ultra-processed snacks, manufactured beverages, canned items, etc.) . . . I also found that it greatly benefits our finances (present and future) to have a vegan/vegetarian whole-food diet emphasising local, organic, safe foods . . . and minimising waste, garbage, pollution, toxins, and diseases. A plant-strong diet also minimises the use of land and water and does not require toxic chemicals and manufactured fertilisers. It benefits the person, the household, the community, the country, and the world.

@karoleenascottage

Ай бұрын

Humans produce more methane gas than cows. Executives’ private jets harm our planet way more than that. Let’s start there.

modern milling removes all nutrients from wheat! Just try one loaf of freshly milled wheat (or other grains) and you will never eat bread made with dead wheat again!

What's with all the hands?

its insane how they programed us to do everything and den tell us in this story 😅cause what can we do interesting

After watching the 1st half - turning it off. Why would anyone care what “their” favorite breads are? Each day 25,000 people including 10,000 children die from hunger, undernourishment- It is estimated poor nutrition & hunger is responsible for 3.1 million children deaths …… Bye bye.

Little kids telling us how it was ?

@dehsa38

Ай бұрын

Yeah, this has been going for so long, the operable phrase, here, is going to sound trite, but it applies: sell it with sex/sell it with sensation.....kind of strange to see them explain something like they were intimately familiar with something they couldn't possibly remember. Guess it's aimed at a younger audience......

@sumdawgtwigg

Ай бұрын

I'm also confused why they would get a physicist to tell us the history of super markets. No historians available?

@email6743

Ай бұрын

​@@sumdawgtwigg You need entertainment it appears, people to serve you.. what are you doing for others around you is my wonder..

@email6743

Ай бұрын

He's doing more than you are, think about that carefully, ask yourself, what am I contributing into my society.. is it encouragement.. or discouragement.. it's basically life compared to disease and death, what side are you part of??

#1 icecream #2 bacon #3 steak

Fork them for taking credit,we’re human,we would have brought our own cart

I am shocked! Nobody wears gloves !

There where civilizations before the Egyptians that had bread.

Really informative and enjoyable, minus all the woke cr@p.

At least they where small businesses now all your money goes to the same people

Lol we live in a world where the stores literally tell us we are absolutely trying to fool you into buying more than you need and confuse you. No thanks.

You WILL eat the bugs

@jimclercx4208

28 күн бұрын

Correction : "you will eat ZEE bugs"

Walmart killed the moms & pops groceries.

@thecontractorwhocares

17 күн бұрын

Walmart is a mom and pop. Just a very successful one ;)

lol it all equal to buy more stuff

Women had jobs just it was called take care of everything in the house. Cooking cleaning take care of kids.

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It's a buggy!!! Not a trolley. Lol just poking fun.

Does this cover Kosher foods?

Why is a physicist talking about supermarkets?🤣

@philipmcdonagh1094

Ай бұрын

Yea she's normally on a murder crime program, well supermarket owners are criminals in a round about way, they sell foods that will eventually kill us.

@jimclercx4208

28 күн бұрын

she's hot.....thats pretty much it..

Can't even watch the part on refrigeration with that horrible AI voice.

How America became so fat could've been part of the title and that would've worked also 🤣

Too many climate change references. This video SUCKS! Giving a big thumbs down.

Could just as easily called the evolution of obesity and no one would be the wiser.

Unwatchable

The Global Warming blah blah blah, made me loose interest to watch the whole video...🥱

@jimclercx4208

28 күн бұрын

took longer than expected (48:10) to get to the globalist "plant and insect protein" lecture about harming the planet.