23 Fascinating Jobs Around The World | Big Business Marathon | Business Insider
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- Опубліковано 28 кві 2024
- From butter artisans, to the sculptors building clay models for car companies like Ford, to the wig makers for films and TV shows, we traveled the globe to learn about the world’s most fascinating jobs.
00:00 - Intro
00:00:26 - Clay Car Modeler
00:08:34 - Butter Artisan
00:23:31 - Smithsonian Bird Specialist
00:32:42 - Food Commercial Designer
00:42:13 - Cork Harvester
00:46:35 - Cruise Ship Chef
01:00:27 - Wind Turbine Technician
01:10:07 - Art Conservator
01:18:30 - Airplane Boneyard Manager
01:26:07 - Cactus Bug Farmer
01:39:30 - Airline Chef
01:50:38 - Waterfowl Protection Specialist
02:00:55 - Illegal Agriculture Officer
02:08:30 - Hyperrealistic Wigmaker
02:18:36 - Jet Engine Mechanic
02:26:22 - Semi-Truck Crash Tester
02:31:07 - Wagashi Maker
02:42:19 - Smithsonian Collections Manager
02:54:24 - Deep Sea Miner
03:07:50 - Farrier
03:14:29 - Used Rolex Dealer
03:27:15 - Luxury Fedora Maker
03:39:16 - Photogrammetrist For Video Games
03:48:50 - Credits
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23 Fascinating Jobs Around The World | Big Business Marathon | Business Insider
The butter artisan is very proud of his work. Food has a way of bringing people together. Life is celebrated with food, death is memorialized with food, and every experience in between is brought together with the tastes, smells, and experiences of food. It's nice to see someone so passionate about what they do.
never thought about it like that , great comment thanks
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NO - THIS IS A TYPICAL PERSON FROM FRANCE THAT IS SO ARROGANT AND NARCISSISTIC!
I wish I could get into it.
I’m obsessed with the guy who makes the butter. Someone needs to give him his own TV show.
Yeah!!! Definitely! He was a character!
I was surprised while watching that one! I'm super into fitness and have developed a bit of an irrational fear of butter touching my skin/bare hands, while making food for others and having to handle it.
As ridiculous as it is; I fear the extremely greasy fat will absorb through my skin and make gain weight/cause the calories to absorb through my skin-This while having the highest knowledge in kinesiology/nutritional science. I still cannot escape the *irrational fear* 😂 - watching this was helpful for that!
He's charming, passionate, confusing, and infinitely unpredictable. Proud and humble. Serious and silly. Professional and playful. A man of contradictions and multitudes. Marvelous.
His passion is infectious. I had to go get some nice butter and bread, haha.
@@dumbelldaisyWhen your desire to eat healthy turns into a fear of even touching butter, it is no longer just a interest in fitness, but an eating disorder, specifically orthorexia. If it is getting to the point where you cannot even enjoy cooking for a loved one because of your concerns around being healthy, then it is not healthy anymore and has started hurting you more than it could ever help. Please look into it and seek professional help.
I agree. He is a character. Seems to definitely love his job.
The butter master was telling the truth when he said he put in emotions to his craft. He has a such a passion.
Why not focus on the performance of the vehicle and simplicity of vehicle parts? Why do i need to take out multiple parts to access a specific part.
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The butter master is fantastic very enthusiastic about what he does it’s great to see so much care, attention to detail and passion about the product going into something
I wold not mind getting some of his butter. That kind of passion he has for his product has to result in something good.
i was skipping certain ones but went back due to this comment and do not regret it. Passion shines through
That guy is passionate about his craft. it is infectious.
Butter master is close to a butter amatuer... very little skill involved
@@johnn3542😂😂 lmg, American?
The head butter artisan is such a wonderful, passionate soul. I've seen that clip a few times in various videos and always find him so refreshing.
I went to the comments to gush about The Butter Artisan and y’all did not disappoint! It’s nice seeing like minded people appreciate the beauty of pure happiness and pride emanating from this spectacular man.
The filmmakers pick the right people to interview for their specific artistry. They're knowledgeable, personable, and they take much deserved pride in their work. They're exactly the type of people, who should be in their chosen careers. Great job Insider!
This man is amazing. He's not just doing great work and takes pride in it, he is also preserving methods that would be forgotten soon without people like him. It's a shame not everybody can taste this quality of food. It's not just butter. It is la France :)
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I love the butter boss dude saying he would rather have nothing than to replace all of his employees with machines. He said it would make more money, but mean nothing. That is a good man to have as a boss, someone who says no to the money and says yes to how having people working makes each day special and great.
Shout-out to the editor who put in harp music when the butter maker was pretending to pay the strings. Well done.
I worked as an artisan baker for years and with flour it changes all the time depending on time of the year for moisture content but i never thought about it being the same with butter and i used a lot of butter for croisants and sweets lol butter master opened my eyes.
The man who makes butter is the pure human essence manifested.
Passionate people light me up!
This guy is definitely the Willy Wonka of butter 😂
The butter man is absolutely fantastic and the interviewer was brilliant too, you could physically see how much each of them loved there jobs. Both completely different yet united in their love for their work. The butter man made for a really enjoyable watch because of how joyous he was in his heritage and craftsmanship. I really wish him well, he's superb!
Dude that butter segment was legendary!
1:06:03 "I'm afraid when I'm up there. And it's good that I'm afraid. Fear keeps us alert and makes us do everything safely."
This is ecellent wisdom that any person in a safety-sensitive job should adopt. It prevents complacency.
That butter guy…. What a lovely guy! The way he associates so many aspects of life into making butter. Wonderful!
Echoing what others have said, I absolutely LOVE the butter artisan. I wish I could meet him in person. He’s charming and delightful, and an absolute rizz master too. I love his playful personality and his general demeanor. Absolute A1 content, Insider.
I think the butter master is my favorite person
So far, me too 😂 such passion!
It’s fun to watch but does anyone have any idea what the butter artist is talking about? The butter cries, it sings. Yesterdays butter is now 2020 butter. Butter is all about emotions. Wtf is he talking about. It’s just butter!
@@jasonboisseau409 that's why hes so wonderful! Its like he is Johnathan Winters presentation of a French butter master come to LIFE! It's so gratifying! Its like he's channelling Robin Williams for us! We miss you Robin! Johnathan, we think of you often!
@@unclejoeoakland I was trying to think of who he reminded me of. And you hit the nail on the head! Perfect example!
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That butter man is gold! He's silly and adorable and truly LOVES his butter.
The French Butter Master is truly passionate with his craft. Expressing it in almost every form of life. Damn! Love It!
The whole segment on the literal "model" car totally amazed me! That's a job I had no idea even existed
there's so many jobs that exist that people don't know about, including my old job. We made custom RV furniture lol
don't be discouraged by the long run, watch it over few days. totally worth it. Fascinating!
very good advice!😊
I love the passion the Butter Makers have for what they do!
I'd love if they had gloves...
@@pritchardmhere8624 gloves lead to dirtier food because they need to be replaced every few minutes. Have noticed that doctors and nurses are always disposing their gloves. It easier to enforce a strict handwashing policy. 😊
And will never fire his mates to make his butter faster and get more money. He has loyalty to his craft and grandparents. He is a 💎 gem
the butter master is painting a picture. so much emotion and passion. love this guy
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Volvo, at least the passenger cars, are now owned by China.
Meh, a bunch of noise about nothing useful, but you do you bro
@@vadimbellous8313Maybe if you broaden your horizons, your definition of useful would be better. Individualism will destroy us.
butter guy literally warmed my soul what a guy
you misuse the word literally
I would like to adopt the butter master as my grandpa. He seems so lovely and joyful
These jobs need more widespread recognition. Not everyone can handle a job like that.
I’d bloody love the clay smoothing job…. Though it is a hitherto unfelt urge, I just know I’d be brilliant at it.
Probably wouldn’t want to even go home.
1:26:07 the cactus Nopales is my favorite it’s so sad! I hope they can continue this great passion
I never knew that a car had to be built out of clay first of all, wow I am amazed, that was absolutely fascinating...
Me, either. Isn’t that so interesting?
its a oil based clay , thats how is resculptible
I think art conservators are the most underrated proffession
Hello, how are you doing and how is the weather treating you there? I hope you don't mind if we both get to chat, You seem to be a nice woman. I would love to be your friend.
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When the master butter maker concluded his discussion of their work with “Amen,” I smiled. Doing your work well is prayer.
Jean-Yves, le beurrier est tout en sensations et émotions. C’est un énorme (et agréable) contraste après les fabriquant de voitures 😂
Romancing the butter! Butter poetry for the 21st century! The simpler the process, the better the taste!
23:12 wow, this man truly loves his life, this experience is his life, interacting with these people is his purpose
What's even better than a high quality product is a passionate owner that creates the product with love
As a mechanic. The engineers need to work harder on not making the most problematic parts on cars the hardest to deal with. Needed 8 hours of labor (at the time $100 per hour in 2019) to change a $5 dollar part that if wasn’t replaced the vehicle would not work properly.
The people taking apart jet engines down to the individual pieces and inspecting everything takes a certain type of personality and patience.
you know a programme is good when you realise you haven't blinked in ages , mesmerizingly good , thanks for the upload
Everyone here in love with the butter man. I wanna listen to cochineal catalina tell stories all day long.
Same!! Her voice is so soothing
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Same here, I love the butter guy but it seems like he overshadowed everyone else.
I found the section on cork amazing. I never knew cork was sheared from the trees as fleece is from a sheep.
that's a bad analogy
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@@riskinhos I think it's quite a good one.
@@desperadox7565 doesn't work like that
@@scottmoseley5122 it is bad because he wasnt the one who thought of it and is jealous or he just hatin.
Butter guy might be my new favorite person.
The "butter boss" is literally an amazing gentleman. He is praising the skill and dedication of his employee, to a level that shows both his and Eric's skills and abilities. They are both the kind of people that we should strive to emulate no matter our place or position in a company without regard to the sector or line of business that we belong to.
Who wants to fly to France this afternoon and have some butter??🎉
right??? hahahahaaaaa... just the doggone ROMANCE of closing one's eyes to taste some flippin' butter.. i don't EVER even eat butter at home ... but I want that o ne in France right now [with some wine]! hahahahaaa
Same here! Just to taste that butter again on a plain fresh baguette is like heaven !
A fantasticly versatile compilation of fascinating professions!
What I like most about the butter guy is how he seems to treat his employees. He clearly values them and treats them with respect. It was cool that he referred to all them as his mates. Not something you see very often
I was a deckhand on private yachts for years. I can tell you for under $85,000 you can get a pretty nice, under 100' yacht, an under 60' catamaran or under 65' sailing yacht that can carry you and probably about 4 or 6 other guests. 10 would be the max usually on a yacht that small. You would still need to pay for food, fuel, berthing and a tip, but you get a full week, water toys like jet skis, sea bobs, jet surfs, paddle boards, kayaks, fishing etc. You get a stewardess or 2, a private chef and usually a deckhand plus the captain. You get high class meals made specifically for you and the whole crew is dedicated to fulfilling your wishes. They can even make the main salon a casino if you want. They'll watch your kids too. You'll get a room with the finest sheets, duvets, pillows and comforters available. You don't have some obnoxious jerk from New Yawk or Bahstin telling you in drunken slur how great their city is. The only kids on board are yours. Way better than any cruise ship. If I had the money for the suite, I would take the yacht. Plus, you can find great charters for less and if you invite another family or couples and split everything, obviously it's cheaper. Amd unlike Below Deck, the crews are super professional and deliver 7 star service.
Oh to be able to visit this butter artisan! I'm getting passionate about butter just by listening to him speaking with such love and passion about it
I love the butter artisan. He's awesome; the passion he has for his craft is amazing and I wanna be that happy one day. What a lovely guy
I wish more people understood the beautiful & very REAL energy products absorb when worked on by artisans (as the butter).
It is REAL beauty and it doesn't need some esoteric BS.
@@desperadox7565 Yeah, we don't need some mystical energy to be absorbed by a product, when we can instead point to all the real qualities of the product that are better due to the care and expertise provided by these artisans. It devalues the actual human input to say there's something magical about it.
🎉Butter man🎉
As a car crash victim, I cannot help but wonder what the accident reconstruction would look like if the cars we drive were made of clay too.
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You would most definitely not be here to post this comment if your car was made from clay.
I think for a lot of us, one of the best parts of the rebuild is the relationship you have with your father. I’m sure with separated parents it has been beyond difficult but seeing how you manage that relationship while keeping the energy up that you have… that’s what differentiates yourself from other channels. Best of luck to you, your mother and your family Matt.
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I'm amazed how big the wind turbines are up close.
Yeah it's pretty cool seeing them demolish themselves
@dickbutt7854 I'm amazed by how BIG the cover-up is by the Western governments pushing this 'clean energy' narrative.
The massive pits dug for these broken blades are phenomenal.
Plus, the devastation to the environment digging up the precious metals for EV and everything else 'green' is far worse for our survival as a species than any fossil fuel induced climate change could ever be
It's pushed by elites flying from summit to summit hatching plans to continue their control on the global south and of their own populations.
Did you notice the EU has placed tariffs on Brazil over their soyabeans being produced on reclaimed forested land? As if Europe didn't cut any trees down over their history. Europe has overfished their waters to the state of no return, and now their massive fishing factories are caught illegally in Asian waters. Green Peace is out there trying to help these smaller island nations who are no match for European fishing ships.
Did you know the 'green footprint' 'meaure your green footprint' or however it's advertised in your country was the brainchild of the fossil fuel industry?
Do we see any of them concerned about the massive fuel tankers continually moving fuel around the world or their private jets and fancy cars?
Hello "Insider Business"! Thank you for showing us such a wonderful video! I feel so happy! I'm looking forward to your next work! Have a nice day!
thanks so much. I love this channel. I particularly liked the Romantic Butter part! Tres jolie!
I love how they reconstructed the painting. It looked really beautiful. I wish I could find more information how to be a art conservator.
Great documentary, there are so many things going on around us to make our lives livable that we never think twice about. All these different industries working hard in their own field of expertise that we just take for granted. I remember when I was younger, travelling around picking fruit, and until I'd done this very hard and tiring work, I'd never thought once about how the fruit and vegetables got to the supermarket.
Hopefully these specialized family businesses will whether the economic storm brewing over Europe atm. Their governments are hopefully helping these small family businesses with subsidies to help with extra costs of material's, produce and energy, otherwise once they're gone, they'll be lost forever. All I can think about, is travelling to France and not being able to locate a local small family bakery. That would kill France.
The Wagashi maker puts so much love and passion in his art, he makes me want to try his candy. I loved this one
Everyone’s busy loving the butter master, he loves his butter and the employees seems to love-hate him 😂
I've done the food photography thing. My roomates loved what I'd bring home
Your channel is a beacon of knowledge and support for farmers around the world. Thank you for all you do!
The butter boss is soo passionate he welled up talking about his passion and the business
Id love to work in the french butter workshop/ factory if Mr. Jean-Yves is there. What an awesome atmosphere he creates! Im.sure his products are delicious as well 😋
I love the professional bird scarers
Haha got 3 hours of watch time from me I fell asleep as soon as I stuck this on 😂😂😂
Imagination disposes of everything; it creates beauty, justice, and happiness, which are everything in this world.
Jean-Yves was my favorite! He was such a cheery dude
oh my goodness climbing up that wind turbine ladder looks so exhausting!! At least they don't have to climb back down
Butter guy is a French poet and doesn’t even know it! ☺️ His passion is so inspiring.
Comments pass the vibe check. Glad to see everyone else loves Butter Man too 😂
"i think there's something in this butter" ITS CALLED *LIFE* , enjoyment, happiness, peace, passion, life!... while its not this in the traditional sense: he's in love
The butter factory was probably the best. Those guys are really perfect for their craft, so passionate which is one of the many factors needed to make a truly remarkable craft item.
came to the comments, hoping to find comments about the butter man and they did not disappoint. that man is a legend
fantastic. one of my favorite series so far... i like the touch where the historian in the cochineal segment wore a nice red, interestingly cochineal-like shirt :) .
I love how all cars looks same, they are made by same designer but its top secret.
I think working for the butter man would be great. He has a great personality and seems to have fun. If you got a boss like this you’re lucky.
The butter artisan and mixer were so charming and funny! Loved their passon
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The best epizode ever. Bravo
The seaweed butter is a brilliant idea. He’s a master chief for sure , he imagines food. Not everyone can imagine how flavors go together best.
We must never forget that it is through our actions, words, and thoughts that we have a choice.
I feel so sad for the Cochineal farmers ! I don't know why people are against bug killing vs synthetic colors that are bad for you !
I wish I could get cochineal and support the growers in Mexico , unfortunately I don't have the buying power for that.
Vegetarians and vegans are sometimes militant about their views. They think absolutely no animal should be killed or harmed if we can help it even if they’re bugs 🙄. I feel bad for these farmers too 😢
Am I the only one ready to feel like challeing myself and change career in my 30s after watching this video?
I would like to compliment Mr. Bordier he is a very good man and business person to keep all of his employees because the art of what they are doing is more important than making a couple of extra bucks. I wish more business owners were like him the world would be a better place. Merci Monsieur Bordier.
Also, that clay is NOT like Play-Doh, it is more like Sculpey and is a non-drying polymer clay, so you can just keep working and re-working it. Except in this case, it isn't a bake to set kind of thing, as it is never fully cured, but simply allowed to harden. Once the necessary scans have been taken off the clay model, it will eventually be broken back down and the clay salvaged for reuse.
I never thought id like a "well actually" comment as much as the butter man comments
@@dundun8640 I like collecting random trivia like this and it isn't often that I get the chance to use it.
Also, butter dude was really getting into his role. I was sitting there going "I'm sure it's very good butter, but this isn't an anime. People aren't going to have out-of-body reactions to tasting your food."
I like how the art conservator is just casually in her living room, not even wearing gloves with a painting from the 1800s! I put more care into my Yu-Gi-Oh Cards!
Conservators often recommend against wearing gloves depending on what item they are handling
Butter man is adorable, find yourself someone who loves you as much as he loves his butter and you're sorted for life.
I love the French butter guy. ♥
These are really cool. The deep sea mining really peaks my interest, for a multitude of reasons. I do agree deep sea mining is definitely an avenue that should be explored. The thing most people don’t realize is there is no single “magic bullet” to fix the global warming and climate issues we are facing. It’s going to take a massive diversified effort from ever person, country, governing body, and company that n the planet to make a difference. Both the Smithsonian clips were awesome.
I would LOVE to work on the clay models❤️
I havent thought of clay models in years but that was my sunday chore when i was growing up. My dad worked in the auto industry and this is what he had me doing while he was running around the shop. So they keep the clay in the ovens with drawers and you can do it barehand but most people were gloves. The old school guys say barehand gives them a better feel to what theyre doing. The cars are basically metal skeletons with pegs all over and that indicates how much clay to use, but yeah, it has a really unique smell, kind of sweet. Thanks for the fond memories that were not so fond at the time lol.
The Butter man is great.
I want him as my father 😁
That butter artisan is goofy af lol
haha seems like a very nice guy to hang out with and i can definitely see the passion for butter from him.
I'm french and he sounds like a very nice guy for sure ! He has the passion for butter
The Bone Yard is my favourite of the video. Fascinating.
Certain jobs need to make a come back and reclaim it from corporate food companies. Love the butter master.
If everyone is an expert he is a god
I have an idea for car designers. They have hands-free controls on the steering wheel for your radio and cruise control why not for heater and air conditioning and fan setting... The reason why I ask is I'm disabled and I drive with one hand and it's hard for me to reach over with my left hand to adjust the settings from the middle council. So why hasn't nobody thought of the idea of putting climate-controlled somewhere on the steering?
No idea... but maybe its better if you seek a car with voice command assistant maybe for the next purchase.
the main reason would be if the passenger wanted to control the conditioning, it being in the centre console allows for both parties to easily use it. While it's not impossible, the steering wheel is often reserved for immediate controls. 99% of companies rule the air con out of being worthy of steering wheel space, and its the tragic reality that designs just don't accommodate disabilities properly.
As another comment said, voice command would be your best bet, or potentially a mod to route the electronic controls to the driver door next to the window controls. None of these options are great though.
Butter guy is the best
This butter master is so cool. Imagine actually loving your job.
What school does one need to go to to apply for these unique jobs?
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good question