HOW IT WORKS | Luxury saddles, Tupperware, DVD production, German beer | Episode 24

How it Works - Episode 24
- Luxury Saddles: Tehese saddles in classical design use some pretty antique machinery in production and yet the finished product is of highest quality.
- Tupperware: Found in many households and famous for it's "parties" - Tupperware is not a simple box of plastic
- DVD production: this little disc can hold an enormous amount of data.
- German beer: brewed after the oldest food law in the world, german beer is, of course, the best beer in the world!

[LegendofLaw]

That bicycle seat was the longest commercial I had to watch.

[eastfrisian_]

When I was a teenager, my bike broke down and was in the workshop for a few days. Since I rode a few kilometres to school every day, I borrowed my grandpa's fifty-year-old bike. When I saw the leather saddle, I thought, "Oh no, my poor bum!" .... two touches and the springs were readjusted and the feeling of riding was just fantastic. My grandfather found another old leather bicycle saddle in his workshop, and I thankfully took it over for my bike.

[kennethjohn]

I Love This Channel! brings back my childhood pastime

[AaronR-C]

0:45 - "The future is here" Yup. Timeless ;-)

[thekatalexander]

I absolutely love how outdated these are! good stuff.

[nightvisiongoggles]

The problem with the longevity of CDs, DVDs and Blu-rays is that they're made of plastic instead of the originally intended glass.
Not sure if there are consumer-level glass discs out there; if none, makers should consider it, even just as a limited-edition copy.

[ginapruett]

I laugh at this video. Me and my siblings grew up with Tupperware falling from our closet’s thanks to my mother selling Tupperware. She still sells it to this day. Back when we’re little mom was able to get a van, which helped her deliver Tupperware products to her customers along with us kids having no way to complain about being near each other.😂😂😂😂😂

[RobertoRMOLA]

Incredibly advanced is the research and manufacture of Tupperware. They only need to apply all such technology to produce EASY TO WASH I never had such cheese containers but I can anticipate a real nightmare for wash it, EVEN IN A DISHWASHING MACHINE!!

[acdii]

Irony, watching the making of DVD's while streaming it on YouTube

[travishagan]

I love how the British say aluminum
In Kentucky we call it loom-a-nom

[ooy]

ahh yes... i remember the good ol tupperware parties lolol. oh man im old

[novideohereatall]

From fantastic craftmanship and quality to garbage plastic. A wild ride..

[z.c.]

RIP everyone’s job in the dvd company 😂😂😂

[plainjane]

My mom told me about tupperware parties 😂💗 i love this nostalgia and it is cool learninghow that actually did all happen or whatever

[zoesdada]

I thought it was going to show horse saddlery. I did, however ride a bicycle across country in 1993 and I found out the hard way just how awful modern bicycle seats are. I had the worst sores.

[MusicFurler]

I am very surprised that they let people were open toe shoes in factory, Brooks saddle clip.

[wakcedout]

I always felt those newer bike seats were a pain back in the 90's. Thought it was just my fat ass now I see it was the seat itself causing me the discomfort when I rode the bike.

Who knew lol

[AntipaladinPedigri]

21:07 ah yes, the forbidden brussel sprouts

[martinkerrigan]

see the Tupperware part i love how they test it for 3 mins like who's dishwasher runs for 3 mins also at 11.45 the spacer tool that the woman is using to test for warping is bent upwards not flush with surface. go quality control yay

[djcookie]

Thought it was going to be horse saddles