andy how can you assign a value to your time spent ... the value you assign is for skilled labor and you havent squired the skill just proof of concept by creating one or two examples. reality is you cant charge going rate for sub standard product so make 1000 or 10000 pots then find your average time per pot and assign you value . butter your not going to only do it once salt the same and corn even you grew more than one plant... there is this term economy of scale it may be appropriate but for all your videos my major concerns have been lack of craftsmanship and the valuing of sub apprentice labor as a masters work . thanks for the videos
Try hating the sand or salt up first then pouring the popcorn in and shaking it up! If you heat it up enough to start with then you might not need to continue roasting it maybe making it safer. You can also weave a loose basket to strain some of the sand out of the popcorn. And lastly, are there particular sands that are better for this than others? Is there some kind of sand that has very little quartz in it and is made mostly of softer stones.
But if you do that, you won't have any money left for a small juice cup. Andy can (probably) make one for much cheaper than the ones in movie theaters.
Can you blame them? I mean, this is one of the best if not the best channel to sponsor. A few other safe-content channels are as risky as this one, and they can probably be counted on the fingers of one hand.
you also need to put a ratio of 30g butter to 200 g salt and add 20 garlic so its extra salty and toxic and makes your mouth dry so you need to buy overpriced drinks
@@Severalangrybees wow. Wouldn't it have been good if someone made a *joke* about that? Wouldn't *that* just be great? If *only* someone had made one. God that would have been just fantastic.
@@jamesmoreland7569 i have a feeling that it is implied that this only applies to tool materials and livestock products (the livestock thing is there mostly because UA-cam is weird)
3 minutes?! I may as well go make it myself! Proceeds to take at least 2 months growing Corn and 17.5 hours getting the ingredients and stuff to make them.
Back in the video where you made bread, you had a rather interesting chart or "technology tree" of sorts starting at fire and going down to bronze sickle, bread etc. I was just wondering if you could release the full chart somewhere, maybe on twitter. Could be interesting to see.
There is no official timeline for those things, unfortunately. But if you want a place to talk about things which can make it into one of the next videos, you can join the discord server. I mean, that's how the homemade toilet paper made it into a video. We will also see a video of ancient pizza, some time in the future, at least if he doesn't need to make use of that insurance he advertised. Flatbread, the sauce of some other mashed-and-dried fruit, and some vegetables and meat, on a rock or flat piece of pottery.
Fun fact: My great great great grandfather, Charles Cretors, invented the popcorn machine! Thanks to him, he’s the reason why we even have popcorn in movie theaters. It made me happy seeing the picture of the Cretors No.2 popper. My grandfather still owns the company to this day and we’re still local to Chicago!
That is literally how humans colonized every continent. They would set ablaze entire areas, getting rid of predators and cooking a nice meal for themselves in the process. At least according to Yuval N. Harari's Sapiens...
@@Kyle-gw6qp But the sources he quotes from in it are, want me to find and send you the source cites for that statement. But to be fair he did not state it as a fact but acknowledged it as a distinct possibility for the initial discovery of fire for cooking to be the aftermath of forest fires with later food from slash and burn being more of a useful side product than main activity of the exercise.
@@lukesanderson7608 as I understand it that book is a great introduction but further research should be done if you want to actually understand what it's talking about.
The domestication of Maize/corn is one of the craziest feats of domestication and selective breeding in human history. Teosinte is barely even the same sort of plant, i've heard botanical geneticists half-jokingly say it's less like domesticating Wolves into Dogs and more like domesticating Wolves into Elephants. Also, bonatanical science was also something that Mexican civilizations like the Aztec were really skilled at and appreciated. Gardens were widespread in palaces, noble homes, royal retreats, and in communal settings in cities for both recreational viewing, to ward off smells (with men and women often carrying sweet smelling flowers with them for this purpose as well) and for medicine and scientific research: Larger Botanical Gardens would often house plants of medicinal properties and were occasionally used to test and experiment with them, and the Aztec had formal taxonomy (binomial taxonomy, at that, like the modern day system we use that Linnaeus came up with!) to categorize plant life with. We have some surviving compendiums of Aztec herbal knowledge, such as the Badianus manuscript; as Spanish naturalists and Physicians often sought out Aztec sources on zoology and especially botany & Medicine, with a number of Spanish sources, including Cortes as well as Francisco Hernández de Toledo; the court physician and naturalist for the King of Spain, who traveled to Mexico to document things there) claiming that Aztec medicine was superior to their own. According to modern research, up to 85% of Aztec herbalogical treatments are medically effective, and the Aztec were quite capable for non-herbalogic treatments as well, having recorded treatments for stuff like preventative dentistry, skin grafts, etc To loop back to gardens, here's some descriptions of Aztec gardens, the first on the ones located at Huaxtepec, which was a personal retreat for the kings of Tenochtitlan, the Aztec captial; and were the largest gardens, covering a span of around 10 square kilometers and had over 2000 kinds of plants (many of them intentionally brought in from far off climates to see if they would thrive and to stock them locally). Cortes described it as such: """[The] Finest, pleasantest, and largest [garden] that ever was seen....For the distance of two shots from a crossbow there were arbors and refreshing gardens and an infinite number of different kinds of fruit trees; many herbs and sweet-scented flowers.""" Possibly more impressive were the royal gardens used by the rulers of Texcoco, the second most powerful Aztec city: This contained a series of different displays, emulating the flora and biomes of different parts of Mexico, and was watered via a system which sourced water from mountain springs 5 miles away with a giant aqueduct (in some places being 200 feet above ground), brought it to a hill where the water flowed into a network of basins and channels to control the flow speed, at which it traveled across another channel over a large gorge to a second hill, Texcotzingo, where this channel formed a circle around the hill's summit, filling a series of pools fountains, shrines, and then dropping below in artificial waterfalls to water the gardens below. These are described by a descendant of the Texoca royal family, Fernando de Alva Cortés Ixtlilxóchitl (who lived in the early colonial period, when Mesoamerican society and civilization was still somewhat intact) with the following: """These parks and gardens were adorned with rich and sumptuously ornamented alcazars (summerhouses) with their fountains, their irrigation channels, their canals, their lakes and their bathing-places and wonderful mazes, where he had had a great variety of flowers planted and trees of all kinds, foreign and brought from distant parts... and the water intended for the fountains, pools and channels for watering the flowers and trees in this park came from its spring: to bring it, it had been necessary to build strong, high, cemented walls of unbelievable size, going from one mountain to the other with an aqueduct on top which came out at the highest part of the park. The water gathered first in a reservoir beautified with historical bas-reliefs, and from there it flowed via two main canals (to north and south), running through the gardens and filling basins, where sculptured stelae were reflected in the surface. Coming out of one of these basins, the water ‘leapt and dashed itself to pieces on the rocks, falling into a garden planted with all the scented flowers of the Hot Lands, and in this garden it seemed to rain, so very violently was the water shattered upon these rocks. Beyond this garden there were the bathing-places, cut in the living rock... The whole of the rest of this park was planted, as I have said, with all kinds of trees and scented flowers, and there were all kinds of birds apart from those that the king had brought from various parts in cages: all these birds sang harmoniously and to such degree that one could not hear oneself speak...""" If you are interested in more (particularly since I sort of skimmed over medicine here, and didn't mention their absolutely insane sanitation and public health practices either (Tenochtitlan had every street and building washed daily and a fleet of civil servents to manage trash and waste!)), there's a collection of sources here: - An Aztec Herbal: The Classic Codex of 1552 (A translated, annotated version of the Badianus Manuscript; you can find free, high res color scans of the original manuscript here: mediateca DOT inah DOT gob DOT mx SLASH repositorio SLASH islandora SLASH object SLASH codice:851 - The Florentine Codex (Sahagun's A General History of the Things of New Spain) - ncbi DOT nlm DOT nih DOT gov SLASH pmc SLASH articles SLASH PMC1805201 - ncbi DOT nlm DOT nih DOT gov SLASH pmc SLASH articles SLASH PMC1033639 (I will note this repeats some suspect dates and numbers in relation to Human sacrifices and the migiration of the Nahuas into Central Mexico) - researchgate DOT net SLASH publication SLASH 22064112_Empirical_Aztec_Medicine - anth DOT la DOT psu DOT edu SLASH documents SLASH evans_precious_beauty.pdf - Bernal Diaz Del Castillo's A True History of the Conquest of New Spain - Cortes's letters (Unfortunately, I don't know the exact work of Fernando Ixtlilxóchitl the description of the gardens comes from)
Thank you for all that effort for 1 comment. That was incredibly interesting, I had no clue about any of that I'm honestly kinda stunned. Think I'll do some more research into the topic now that you've peaked my interest. Thanks :)
I don't know if Teosinte -> Corn is all that much bigger a difference than Wolf -> Pug. The poor things can't even breathe right because they've been so mutated.
When you aren't stuck in the past, so to speak, do you ever find yourself making or using something you did in these videos in your everyday life? Having some popcorn growing around could be a nice little perk. Anyway, thanks for another awesome video, your new colleague is awesome, and have a great and safe weekend!
Which is why this was the best channel to sponsor. Who else is in risk of injury riding a prehistoric bike, popping popcorn out of a cannon, and soon enough making table saw or even steam/stirling engine.
@@laurenapolis also all ur videos are from tik toc rather you just re upload them thare also all ur videos are from a month ago witch we only know that you were on htme a month a go (give or take) it would e vary easy for a person to fake this AKA A FLIPING CAT YOU ARE NOT REAL A CAT
I don't think Andy gets enough credit for what he does. He literally takes all the money he makes and puts it back into entertaining us. Thank you Andy 😊 you at least make my day brighter.
@Mung Bean I was more confused why why she had her nails done right before she was milking a cow. Not to mention it's just terrible idea with what she does on the channel
4:51 if you're wondering what his shirt means the FFA stands for Future Farmers of America it's basically just a bunch of farmers and high schoolers doing fun stuff
There is a trick they used, to keep raccoons from eating your corn in colonial times (and possibly before), and it still works today. Plant pumpkins around the parameter and use the vines to make a fence. Raccoons have very sensitive feet and the vines are prickly enough to deter then from eating your corn.
As a cook, I would be interested in seeing the popcorn cooked in a pot that is placed On Top of hot sand. The sand would have a gentle, even heat: less likely to burn. Also, cook it in meat fat oil, which is something they would have used. More oil than you used. 😀🍿
First there was a popcorn cannon, now a way to make movie theater quality popcorn. This is getting out of hand! Now there are two of them! (Insert Star wars meme here)
In a cinema? You need to visit a loan shark before you can buy popcorn for an entire family... And for the record, if cinemas start offering paiment plans for buying snacks in a few years, I want it to be known, that I f-ing called it.
Bird_Dog I’ll try to remember if that happens. I think some already do though, they have credit cards for snacks and drinks at some Tinseltowns that you can choose how you pay it back
My good times were when I still go to movie theaters more often take me back listen to the rock music band like the A Fire Inside/Delta Parole/A Fire Inside/Pearl Jam makes me feel the same good time feelings.
Protip from a couple years working for a movie theater. Obtain butter salt seasoning and palm oil, and corn. Heat oil, add corn and butter salt at the same time. The butter salt gives the flavor, the palm oil gives it the crunchy texture because it's solid at room temperature. Using more of both than needed is better until it's too salty. The stuff in the pumps is not butter, it's partially hydrogenated soybean oil, if you really want the best buttery movie theater popcorn, if it's slow ask them to pop you a batch with extra salt and oil, they'll know what you want because they probably make it for themselves when no one is looking.
I used to watch your videos years ago and this just randomly showed up in my recommended, It was really weird watching your videos again, I've stopped watching this kind of content but its cool to see it again
The buttermilk you use for pancakes is cultured buttermilk, which adds acidity to the batter. If you didn't let the cream go sour, your buttermilk won't go well in pancakes.
She should’ve churned the butter more after that, it looked really sticky and soft... the butter I make at home looks like wet yellow clay before refrigerating.
That would be really cool to have a watch party in a movie theater, and have them play a marathon of your videos! Man, I would do soo many creative things, if I owned a small theater.
I'd love to see masters try to use these primal tools so we can see how much skill plays into the equation. Try asking a master potter to use the wheel you made!
My current favourite popcorn is "White Popcorn" (I get it from Bulkbarn) It's smaller then the usual, but has less harsh husks. I'm not much for butter on popcorn as it presents the pancake issue if you don't eat it fast enough you just have a ruined ordeal on your hands. The idea of cooking popcorn with salt is pretty interesting to me!
Love this episode! So much effort into all the dramatic moments, really brought it alive! :D Glad the salt-cooked popcorn turned out so well, but how did the hand-churned butter taste on there once melted down?
"Yeah that would just be about 3 minutes" "I can just go make it my self" *17.5 hours later* "We missed the preview" Ok is the gravity of your planet higher or something? Time doesn't work like that!!!
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andy how can you assign a value to your time spent ... the value you assign is for skilled labor and you havent squired the skill just proof of concept by creating one or two examples. reality is you cant charge going rate for sub standard product so make 1000 or 10000 pots then find your average time per pot and assign you value . butter your not going to only do it once salt the same and corn even you grew more than one plant... there is this term economy of scale it may be appropriate but for all your videos my major concerns have been lack of craftsmanship and the valuing of sub apprentice labor as a masters work . thanks for the videos
Try hating the sand or salt up first then pouring the popcorn in and shaking it up! If you heat it up enough to start with then you might not need to continue roasting it maybe making it safer. You can also weave a loose basket to strain some of the sand out of the popcorn. And lastly, are there particular sands that are better for this than others? Is there some kind of sand that has very little quartz in it and is made mostly of softer stones.
How To Make Everything "that's a big nose you got dere" and she's wearing the moo cow shirt!?! MARRY ME MARRY ME RIGHT NOW! zomgz!
The sad thing is I'm only partially joking omg so cute and that shirt is the best!!
Next Episode: Ancient technology creates modern cinema and the current day cost! XD
Still not as expensive as movie theatre popcorn
Way more sand, though. Really cleaned my teeth.
@@laurenapolis Exfoliating face wash is a scam - just use popcorn!
Suryan Isaac now THAT is a life hack
Without the drink too
Oh..k. I like this girl. At least we have some interaction in the comments 👍🏻
Only 143 dollars? With that money you can buy like a small cup of coke in the movie theatre
But if you do that, you won't have any money left for a small juice cup. Andy can (probably) make one for much cheaper than the ones in movie theaters.
Sapioit yeah its the price for salvation
coffee fish respell what?
Must be Columbian
Indeed
Lauren: (Points at cow) "I have a shirt with you on it"
Points at a pic of two cows dogging 😂
Best $1 ive ever spent lol
I want to buy one of those so bad
I feel like that a htme-style tshirt like that would be a great merch to have on sale.
I’m so glad someone else noticed that lmao
I suspect it's a 'Cowma Sutra' shirt.
This is got to be the first time i've seen life insurance sponsor someone
well, they picked the right guy for it...
Yes. Now it's time to find it's a scam like raid and raycon ;-;
TOMO how is raycon a scam?
Jeremiah Kelley it’s ass
Can you blame them? I mean, this is one of the best if not the best channel to sponsor. A few other safe-content channels are as risky as this one, and they can probably be counted on the fingers of one hand.
this man actually included the stonks meme lmao.
Probably lost all his money on wallstreetbets lol
Yeah they are starting to just mess around alot...
The raccoons got his corn so instead he got his corn from a *C O R N C U B E*
MEEME
Hoomans: Yuck theres sand in my popcorn
Ducks: *FOOD IS FOOD*
Of course, ducks don't have teeth, so sand won't be much of a problem.
At least it's not a chicken. Chickens will eat anything. Anything. Including other chickens. Anything.
Movie theatre butter is not butter. You need a chemistry set for that.
No, you just need to buy the flavoring. It's mostly soybean oil.
Corwin Weber this is htme. You don’t go “buy” it.
@@professorm4171 can't you make it the same way he made oil before?
you also need to put a ratio of 30g butter to 200 g salt and add 20 garlic so its extra salty and toxic and makes your mouth dry so you need to buy overpriced drinks
@@samshaffer2250 yeah olive oil they make the candle
man, you guys have seriously leveled up in terms of production values and content.
Our director of photography, Dan, is so talented!
4:21 that shirt is simply incredible omg
Thank you!! I found it at a church garage sale 😂
@@laurenapolis they have coffee mugs like that too! I have a penguin one
Cowma Sutra?
Ravedave5 !!! I saw a guy wearing a pig one at the thrift store first so when I found this one I was so pumped
Atomic Monks lol! Yep. There it is. 💯
I feel like he's trying to tell us something with the life insurance "adverts"...
They're threats
@@Severalangrybees wow. Wouldn't it have been good if someone made a *joke* about that?
Wouldn't *that* just be great?
If *only* someone had made one. God that would have been just fantastic.
@@celticconlanger6401 yeah man, imagine that.
@@Severalangrybeesa'd mak synapse if a wis ye , ye'd gain gye muckle a thing frae 't
@@celticconlanger6401 strokes are serious you should see a doctor
i like how replicating movie theatre popcorn is seen as the pinnacle of popcorn.
The price is similar ;)
69th like
I refuse to be 70th like
Caramel corn is better than regular
Well it's fresh, and it usually has a lot of butter flavor.
At this point, Andy has used 100 pounds of his ocean salt
The rule is once found he can use the commercial product so I guess it's alright
That was reused footage from his past video
See salt is quite easy to produce
@@Kyle-gw6qp i sea the pun
@@jamesmoreland7569 i have a feeling that it is implied that this only applies to tool materials and livestock products (the livestock thing is there mostly because UA-cam is weird)
3 minutes?! I may as well go make it myself!
Proceeds to take at least 2 months growing Corn and 17.5 hours getting the ingredients and stuff to make them.
Worth it
@@laurenapolis It was cheaper anyway...
Back in the video where you made bread, you had a rather interesting chart or "technology tree" of sorts starting at fire and going down to bronze sickle, bread etc. I was just wondering if you could release the full chart somewhere, maybe on twitter. Could be interesting to see.
There is no official timeline for those things, unfortunately. But if you want a place to talk about things which can make it into one of the next videos, you can join the discord server. I mean, that's how the homemade toilet paper made it into a video. We will also see a video of ancient pizza, some time in the future, at least if he doesn't need to make use of that insurance he advertised. Flatbread, the sauce of some other mashed-and-dried fruit, and some vegetables and meat, on a rock or flat piece of pottery.
@@SapioiT Sounds interesting. Thank you for the suggestion.
The lady is a great addition to the team, I love the fact that despite her brilliant nails she's not scared to jump right in!
I am surprised I haven’t broken one yet. I’ll see how far I can push them!! 😂
@@laurenapolis haha can't wait to see what other styles you'll be sporting!
Fun fact: My great great great grandfather, Charles Cretors, invented the popcorn machine! Thanks to him, he’s the reason why we even have popcorn in movie theaters. It made me happy seeing the picture of the Cretors No.2 popper. My grandfather still owns the company to this day and we’re still local to Chicago!
Wow, that’s so awesome!! Cool to know it’s still local!!
No
Pop goes the weird grass said my ancestors.
I enjoy the addition of Lauren! She adds a lot of energy to HTME
Thank you so much 🥰
People back then says : "You know what. Let's put everything on fire, see what happens"
So, nothing's changed then...
That is literally how humans colonized every continent. They would set ablaze entire areas, getting rid of predators and cooking a nice meal for themselves in the process. At least according to Yuval N. Harari's Sapiens...
@@josee.1709 that book is not really a great source
@@Kyle-gw6qp But the sources he quotes from in it are, want me to find and send you the source cites for that statement. But to be fair he did not state it as a fact but acknowledged it as a distinct possibility for the initial discovery of fire for cooking to be the aftermath of forest fires with later food from slash and burn being more of a useful side product than main activity of the exercise.
@@lukesanderson7608 as I understand it that book is a great introduction but further research should be done if you want to actually understand what it's talking about.
First: Cannon popcorn
Second: Movie theatre popcorn
Next: Gourmet caramel popcorn
I'm guessing he's making ancient jam next. Time to boil some fruits in a pot which can easily explode!
Maybe ancient people's teeth were so bad because there was a bunch of sand in their popcorn. lol
It's actually true. Actual research shows ancient Egyptians had ground teeth due to all the sand. It's real you can google it
@@SF-li9kh Things to appreciate modern life over.
@@SF-li9kh In areas where people used stones to grind flour they also ran into that problem.
When did HTME become a comedy series.
i dont know but i like it
The domestication of Maize/corn is one of the craziest feats of domestication and selective breeding in human history. Teosinte is barely even the same sort of plant, i've heard botanical geneticists half-jokingly say it's less like domesticating Wolves into Dogs and more like domesticating Wolves into Elephants. Also, bonatanical science was also something that Mexican civilizations like the Aztec were really skilled at and appreciated. Gardens were widespread in palaces, noble homes, royal retreats, and in communal settings in cities for both recreational viewing, to ward off smells (with men and women often carrying sweet smelling flowers with them for this purpose as well) and for medicine and scientific research: Larger Botanical Gardens would often house plants of medicinal properties and were occasionally used to test and experiment with them, and the Aztec had formal taxonomy (binomial taxonomy, at that, like the modern day system we use that Linnaeus came up with!) to categorize plant life with.
We have some surviving compendiums of Aztec herbal knowledge, such as the Badianus manuscript; as Spanish naturalists and Physicians often sought out Aztec sources on zoology and especially botany & Medicine, with a number of Spanish sources, including Cortes as well as Francisco Hernández de Toledo; the court physician and naturalist for the King of Spain, who traveled to Mexico to document things there) claiming that Aztec medicine was superior to their own. According to modern research, up to 85% of Aztec herbalogical treatments are medically effective, and the Aztec were quite capable for non-herbalogic treatments as well, having recorded treatments for stuff like preventative dentistry, skin grafts, etc
To loop back to gardens, here's some descriptions of Aztec gardens, the first on the ones located at Huaxtepec, which was a personal retreat for the kings of Tenochtitlan, the Aztec captial; and were the largest gardens, covering a span of around 10 square kilometers and had over 2000 kinds of plants (many of them intentionally brought in from far off climates to see if they would thrive and to stock them locally). Cortes described it as such:
"""[The] Finest, pleasantest, and largest [garden] that ever was seen....For the distance of two shots from a crossbow there were arbors and refreshing gardens and an infinite number of different kinds of fruit trees; many herbs and sweet-scented flowers."""
Possibly more impressive were the royal gardens used by the rulers of Texcoco, the second most powerful Aztec city: This contained a series of different displays, emulating the flora and biomes of different parts of Mexico, and was watered via a system which sourced water from mountain springs 5 miles away with a giant aqueduct (in some places being 200 feet above ground), brought it to a hill where the water flowed into a network of basins and channels to control the flow speed, at which it traveled across another channel over a large gorge to a second hill, Texcotzingo, where this channel formed a circle around the hill's summit, filling a series of pools fountains, shrines, and then dropping below in artificial waterfalls to water the gardens below. These are described by a descendant of the Texoca royal family, Fernando de Alva Cortés Ixtlilxóchitl (who lived in the early colonial period, when Mesoamerican society and civilization was still somewhat intact) with the following:
"""These parks and gardens were adorned with rich and sumptuously ornamented alcazars (summerhouses) with their fountains, their irrigation channels, their canals, their lakes and their bathing-places and wonderful mazes, where he had had a great variety of flowers planted and trees of all kinds, foreign and brought from distant parts... and the water intended for the fountains, pools and channels for watering the flowers and trees in this park came from its spring: to bring it, it had been necessary to build strong, high, cemented walls of unbelievable size, going from one mountain to the other with an aqueduct on top which came out at the highest part of the park.
The water gathered first in a reservoir beautified with historical bas-reliefs, and from there it flowed via two main canals (to north and south), running through the gardens and filling basins, where sculptured stelae were reflected in the surface. Coming out of one of these basins, the water ‘leapt and dashed itself to pieces on the rocks, falling into a garden planted with all the scented flowers of the Hot Lands, and in this garden it seemed to rain, so very violently was the water shattered upon these rocks. Beyond this garden there were the bathing-places, cut in the living rock... The whole of the rest of this park was planted, as I have said, with all kinds of trees and scented flowers, and there were all kinds of birds apart from those that the king had brought from various parts in cages: all these birds sang harmoniously and to such degree that one could not hear oneself speak..."""
If you are interested in more (particularly since I sort of skimmed over medicine here, and didn't mention their absolutely insane sanitation and public health practices either (Tenochtitlan had every street and building washed daily and a fleet of civil servents to manage trash and waste!)), there's a collection of sources here:
- An Aztec Herbal: The Classic Codex of 1552 (A translated, annotated version of the Badianus Manuscript; you can find free, high res color scans of the original manuscript here: mediateca DOT inah DOT gob DOT mx SLASH repositorio SLASH islandora SLASH object SLASH codice:851
- The Florentine Codex (Sahagun's A General History of the Things of New Spain)
- ncbi DOT nlm DOT nih DOT gov SLASH pmc SLASH articles SLASH PMC1805201
- ncbi DOT nlm DOT nih DOT gov SLASH pmc SLASH articles SLASH PMC1033639 (I will note this repeats some suspect dates and numbers in relation to Human sacrifices and the migiration of the Nahuas into Central Mexico)
- researchgate DOT net SLASH publication SLASH 22064112_Empirical_Aztec_Medicine
- anth DOT la DOT psu DOT edu SLASH documents SLASH evans_precious_beauty.pdf
- Bernal Diaz Del Castillo's A True History of the Conquest of New Spain
- Cortes's letters
(Unfortunately, I don't know the exact work of Fernando Ixtlilxóchitl the description of the gardens comes from)
Thank you for all that effort for 1 comment. That was incredibly interesting, I had no clue about any of that I'm honestly kinda stunned. Think I'll do some more research into the topic now that you've peaked my interest. Thanks :)
I don't know if Teosinte -> Corn is all that much bigger a difference than Wolf -> Pug. The poor things can't even breathe right because they've been so mutated.
My heart started to pound when I saw him run with scissors don't scare me like that Andy.
This video took an... interesting turn in production quality.
When you aren't stuck in the past, so to speak, do you ever find yourself making or using something you did in these videos in your everyday life? Having some popcorn growing around could be a nice little perk.
Anyway, thanks for another awesome video, your new colleague is awesome, and have a great and safe weekend!
Anyone willing to give this man life insurance is worth a look.
Which is why this was the best channel to sponsor. Who else is in risk of injury riding a prehistoric bike, popping popcorn out of a cannon, and soon enough making table saw or even steam/stirling engine.
@@SapioiT Wonder if they'll take Collin Furze too...
If only movie theater popcorn was this cheap 😢
Love the Cowma Sutra shirt, and the energy Lauren brings.
I didn't expect to be watching a video about popcorn at 9am but this was super entertaining!
I haven't been sure about the new co-host until they focused in on that cow shirt she was proudly wearing, AND, its at 4:20 👍
🌿 🚬
I didn't realize history could be so fun! I laughed and learned!
Lauren is such a goof ball I love it
Thank you!! 🥰 I have so much fun!!?
Oops no question mark. I got excited haha
@@laurenapolis there is no heckin way that ur the real person you cant fool me I know that ur just a cat in a human suite dont even lie I cought you
@@laurenapolis also all ur videos are from tik toc rather you just re upload them thare also all ur videos are from a month ago witch we only know that you were on htme a month a go (give or take) it would e vary easy for a person to fake this AKA A FLIPING CAT YOU ARE NOT REAL A CAT
I'm just A loser meow meow MEOW!!!! (Don’t tell andy!)
I don't think Andy gets enough credit for what he does. He literally takes all the money he makes and puts it back into entertaining us. Thank you Andy 😊 you at least make my day brighter.
I love her positive attitude 😛
@Mung Bean yeah I find her excessive energy off putting and distracting
@Mung Bean I was more confused why why she had her nails done right before she was milking a cow. Not to mention it's just terrible idea with what she does on the channel
Yeah she's brilliant. Great addition to the channel
Benjamin B. Box I do my own nails 😎
@@laurenapolis stop reading this its not healthy. any maniac can comment dumb stuff and it all adds up.
4:51 if you're wondering what his shirt means the FFA stands for Future Farmers of America it's basically just a bunch of farmers and high schoolers doing fun stuff
Please keep Lauren on forever! She's such a delightful addition.
NO ONE IS GONNA MENTION HOW THE SHIRT WAS SO NSFW LOL
I thought it was just my imagination
Lol
DEMONITIZED.
There is a trick they used, to keep raccoons from eating your corn in colonial times (and possibly before), and it still works today. Plant pumpkins around the parameter and use the vines to make a fence. Raccoons have very sensitive feet and the vines are prickly enough to deter then from eating your corn.
"Then, everything changed when the ducks attacked."
you know what... i enjoyed this ad and i genuined enjoyed watching it.
Great video like always but I loved the added humor in this one.
6:44 holy crap, I had that Garfield plush when I was a kid
I love him!!! I bring him with me a lot of places lol
Lauren is great, she made the episode so much more fun!
As a cook, I would be interested in seeing the popcorn cooked in a pot that is placed On Top of hot sand. The sand would have a gentle, even heat: less likely to burn. Also, cook it in meat fat oil, which is something they would have used. More oil than you used. 😀🍿
I adore Lauren, peak comedy!
Thank you!!!! 🥰
@@laurenapolis woah, it's you!!! Best part about this channel
Brien boi it’s me! That means a lot!! I love working with this channel so I’m glad people are enjoying my presence!!
Lauren is like *Look it me, it is MY show now" and I am here for it
I think this episode was the most fun I had viewing this show.. keep it up! :D
Her shirttttttt 😂😂
I'm impressed Lauren did all of those things with those nails. 💅 I don't think I would be able to stand it!
First there was a popcorn cannon, now a way to make movie theater quality popcorn.
This is getting out of hand! Now there are two of them!
(Insert Star wars meme here)
can't wait 3 minutes for a popcorn?
well you can now grow your own corn for a few months to make popcorn!!!
I remember milking water from a fake cow at a fair as a child, and as a southern country girl I'm amazed at how she does anything with those nails.
Lol I love y'alls dry sense of humor.
$143? That's cheaper than my whole family getting popcorn
In a cinema?
You need to visit a loan shark before you can buy popcorn for an entire family...
And for the record, if cinemas start offering paiment plans for buying snacks in a few years, I want it to be known, that I f-ing called it.
Bird_Dog I’ll try to remember if that happens. I think some already do though, they have credit cards for snacks and drinks at some Tinseltowns that you can choose how you pay it back
Man, this girl Lauren is pure joy!
That’s such a nice comment thank you so much! Made my day 🥰
@@laurenapolis I'm glad to "hear" that
@@laurenapolis like ya too since sparklin' joys are what makes me happy AF
the episode was so chill and relax
Finally somebody who does a proper pinch pot while making clay vessels lmao
My good times were when I still go to movie theaters more often take me back listen to the rock music band like the A Fire Inside/Delta Parole/A Fire Inside/Pearl Jam makes me feel the same good time feelings.
@4:22, my heart melted.😻😻😻
Lauren is just an absolute delight ngl
4:19 I can't believe you allowed this in the video! BRILLIANT !!!
Awesome video! I love the added humor!
Protip from a couple years working for a movie theater. Obtain butter salt seasoning and palm oil, and corn. Heat oil, add corn and butter salt at the same time. The butter salt gives the flavor, the palm oil gives it the crunchy texture because it's solid at room temperature. Using more of both than needed is better until it's too salty. The stuff in the pumps is not butter, it's partially hydrogenated soybean oil, if you really want the best buttery movie theater popcorn, if it's slow ask them to pop you a batch with extra salt and oil, they'll know what you want because they probably make it for themselves when no one is looking.
One year I grew 4 corn stalks and the squirrels at them all the cobs. I was so excited to try them but then got disappointed.
It's been a while since I've watched your videos and I'm pleasantly surprised by the improved production quality!
Pretty sure a clay skillet and some rendered fat would be just as old skool and much better tasting without the sand grit.
Where were you before I got sand in my teeth 😂
That's a very... interesting... shirt ya got there
Thank you lol
I've been warned several times not to attempt to grow corn near my house because raccoons absolutely love it.
boom goes the dynamite
I used to watch your videos years ago and this just randomly showed up in my recommended, It was really weird watching your videos again, I've stopped watching this kind of content but its cool to see it again
I edited this comment to confuse everyone. Now give 500 likes.
Also raycon and that shaver reseller that used to target every science channel because of the supposedly male dominated audience
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The buttermilk you use for pancakes is cultured buttermilk, which adds acidity to the batter. If you didn't let the cream go sour, your buttermilk won't go well in pancakes.
She should’ve churned the butter more after that, it looked really sticky and soft... the butter I make at home looks like wet yellow clay before refrigerating.
i think they wanted it to be like that so it would go over the popcorn easier? idk
@@bones1026 I also think she wanted to be done, since she was doing it by hand by twirling a stick lol.
4:21 that shirt tho
Can you believe I got it at a church garage sale for $1
That would be really cool to have a watch party in a movie theater, and have them play a marathon of your videos! Man, I would do soo many creative things, if I owned a small theater.
I love the bubbly energy Lauren has. Good co host
Thank you! I have so much fun :-)
Andi advertises life insurance... HTME on a new dangerous level with all this popcorn videos.
I'd love to see masters try to use these primal tools so we can see how much skill plays into the equation. Try asking a master potter to use the wheel you made!
Do any of you guys wonder whats gonna happen when he reachs the modern age in this series? Will he have to make his own computers, phone and ai?
"How to enrich weapons-grade uranium (for peaceful scientific purposes)"
My current favourite popcorn is "White Popcorn" (I get it from Bulkbarn) It's smaller then the usual, but has less harsh husks. I'm not much for butter on popcorn as it presents the pancake issue if you don't eat it fast enough you just have a ruined ordeal on your hands. The idea of cooking popcorn with salt is pretty interesting to me!
this man is a popcorn god
Pretty sure the "Ancient Iroquois way" was by heating up a pot with sand in it, so the sand retained the heat, much as cookstones were used.
Yeah, feels like keeping it it the fire when you've already heated the sand is too much to just get a pop
"Children of the corn"
Nice detail.
Thank you!!!!
For ancient popcorn, you'd need ancient corn, which was a lot closer to the grains you were puffing with the cannon.
4:20 Cowmasutra lol
4:20 smoke time
Love this episode! So much effort into all the dramatic moments, really brought it alive! :D
Glad the salt-cooked popcorn turned out so well, but how did the hand-churned butter taste on there once melted down?
4:20 her shirt is perfectly kid friendly
Shaking a jar works really good too.
Excellent production.
My friends at the Heights Theatre would have loved you guys to film there! Plus you would have gotten a great tour of their WurliTzer organ!
I can't be the only one who noticed that the movie on the marquee is "Children Of The Corn."
So rad!!! Way to go Lauren, Vanessa and Garritsen!
What about justin?
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@@laurenapolis JUSTIN IS THE BEST. HE PUTS YOU ALL TO SHAME, But I didn't want to say that....
"Yeah that would just be about 3 minutes"
"I can just go make it my self"
*17.5 hours later*
"We missed the preview"
Ok is the gravity of your planet higher or something? Time doesn't work like that!!!
the sponsor ad was so good . I swear :)
To make what the theaters put on popcorn, you need a chemistry set.
WOW A minute after posting, this is the earliest I've gotten! I don't even have notifications! Just how I want it!
Stop liking your own comment
@@katherinemorton9126 What?
Andy is a cow milking PRO!
Wait 3 minutes or work for 17.5hrs? 17.5hrs is the clear choice