So Expensive Season 9 Marathon | So Expensive | Business Insider

From Japanese Denim and Indian Jasmine Oil—To Italian Calacatta Marble and East African Shea Butter—We traveled the world to uncover the stories behind some of the world’s most valuable items.

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[ocean]

I would be retiring or working less in 5 years and I just want to know best how people split their pay, how much of it goes into savings, spendings or investments. I earn around $165K per year but nothing to show for it yet.

[akarisawada]

It’s crazy that all these things are so expensive yet we all know the workers that do a majority of the work still don’t get paid enough to do it

[okaysolikeno]

12:23 58:26 the japanese kettle segment is played twice

[yewcat]

Business Insider is really setting the bar high for modern day documentaries.
So long, television!

[BatsiraiMusuka]

I love this series. It helps us appreciate the worker and ultimately the product.

[glorious]

Just came across this channel its relaxing, informative, and entertaining. Thank You!!!

[CaraDees]

Her hands have to move 5000 times to pick the buds. That really hit home. That's a lot of finger strain those ladies go through.

[Aussie_Truth]

This is one of the best documentaries I've ever watched. ❤️ Thank you

BTW the handmade teapots made in Japan, has been repeated directly after the marble episode.

[germanbaez]

What I like the most is to see workers that take so much pride in their job.
Is nt only about fame and getting rich but also tradition and family.
Is nt individuality but team work and integrity.
Admirable and honorocious....

[miriaml.]

Fascinating! It makes me realize how much most of us take for granted certain things that we use. The amount of work put into some of these items is incredible.

[Tearstank]

I wish I had some profession like these shown here. I am a higly educated engineer and sit by my desk with a lot of pressure and stress. I have no inner peace whatsoever and wake up at 4-5 crying from stress. These craftsmen have perfected some craft and create beauty in things I can onlyy dream of in my job. I imagine they have calm minds and feel a satifaction from what they do and create. They do if out of love for their craft not like me who do it to pay my rent and finance the purchases of meaningless thing I get to distract me a few seconds from my empty life.

These craftsmen/women have a much richer life than I can ever dream of having... I envy them.

[sparrowp]

Just seeing how we grew and how it all happened in the previous times is just amazing and astonishing .the documentaries are so real it makes me feel as if I'm actually seeing it .seeing It brings a very unknown emotion can't really describe but it's a mix of gratitude, sympathy, underdstanding and mostly astonishment .And how democratic their work is! one can't have it all n everybody jointly have to make an effort, be patient. I cried after this .

[HeathBlythe]

Any smart person who enjoys learning other cultures, would take note of these very artists, and when visiting their countries of origin, visit and learn more first hand.

Experiences of a life time, I should say.

[tinklvsme]

All these people who will have bad backs. 😔
My mom used crushed cloves oil with Vicks vapor rub, chili seeds mixed together to rub on my torn muscles. I stepped off my skate board & ripped my knee all up. It burned & worked. ✌️

[peekaboo]

That moroccan zellij is so beautiful i wish i have a wall full of that art

[ChadWilson]

When they are cutting the stone into slabs, for the water to keep it cool and dust-free, so they attempt to precipitate the stone out of the water for re-use in other applications?

[satsumamoon]

Such a well produced video deserves proper subtitling so all can appreciate it

[craigkeller]

Extraordinary artists, beautiful work. Thank you 🙏

[dashcamaus]

So glad that you put the iron pot segment in there twice... editing job there :)

[TiborRoussou]

From my own tile experience, which is more than 24 years, I can truly appreciate the labour intensive hours and the attention to fine detail! I have made many custom tile jobs where I have spent hours cutting natural stone into the exact sizes I wanted for a given pattern. Each custom tile job has it's own price; the more intricate the pattern, the more expensive the project will be. If people ask me how much, they simply cannot afford my skill set.