15 Surprising, Billion-Dollar American Industries | Business Insider Marathon

From the farms raising the turkeys that complete our Thanksgiving feasts to the hot-sauce companies that have used the same recipes for hundreds of years, we take you behind the scenes of some of the most interesting billion-dollar industries in America.

00:00:00 - Intro
00:00:20 - Paper
00:11:23 - Hot Sauce
00:19:52 - Pizza Delivery
00:33:51 - Hearing Aids
00:36:58 - House Plants
00:44:14 - Used Luxury Watches
00:55:30 - Auto Repairs
01:00:43 - Phone Repairs
01:08:38 - Baked Goods
01:12:37 - Oranges
01:23:00 - Christmas Trees
01:27:33 - Turkeys
01:35:14 - Rice
01:50:03 - Cheese
01:55:02 - Coffee
02:03:56 - Credits

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15 Surprising Billion-Dollar American Industries | Business Insider Marathon

[Johnnykgb-nsa]

I'm very impressed with the Tabasco company keeping their company in the same area of America since they started up. Thank you Tabasco!

[sweetla]

Tabasco is not only a great product but great company as well…they truly make Louisiana so very proud ❤⚜️…if ever in the area, make sure to tour their facility…u won’t be disappointed!

[Fuhreddeekaye]

Who knew Michael Scott’s working at a Dominoes factory now?!? Close your eyes around the 25 minute mark. Pretty cool!!

[eugenrullz]

I dont know how Domino is in the US, but in my country is the worst pizza i ever had. Tbh was hard to pick the worst between Hut or Domino.

[beckyh]

"Love" how the reasons for people leaving the restaurant industry at the beginning of the pandemic don't include getting sick.

[Kumutuna]

Funny these are big companies. Yet they cant fond workers. Maybe pay more

[Mr--_--M]

Protect those indigenous tribes and the lands they grow on. For once, let’s just leave something to be pure and unexploited

[Electrichead]

Used to drive a truck for a living. Drove past all sorts of stinky paper plants. One time I picked up at RR Donnelly in Oregon (the company that prints the Yellow Pages). Made the comment that I was supprised Liberal Oregon still allowed you to operate in their state. He said there is more forested land in the US now than there was at the beginning of the 20th century.

Also picked up once at their facility in Nevada. The Yellow Pages were headed to Mexico. Go figure. You learn interesting things when driving

[jeffgichovi]

That watch guy "John" was hilarious.. "we have it all, we do"

[ajayabraham]

22 dollars was the first Tabasco sauce to be sold. That’s crazy.❤❤❤❤ 17:49

[hmoob]

International paper is one of the worst companies I've ever worked for.

[tillythehun]

As a food service professional that dominos one was extremely depressing.

[mard]

why would they use pine???? in Canada, you'd turn that to boards, and use some shitty trees like poplar. wow

[flashflame]

Growing up in NYC where the PIZZA in general is TOP NOTCH!! Domino's is never a consideration at all.

[militarypsychologist]

Tabasco has always been the best part of MREs!

[jhaduvala]

Paper should be made from hemp, nothing else. Hemp is 100% rapidly renewable crop.

[Bareego]

As an Australian I LOVE Tabasco, green and red. Keep it coming !

[dinkvjr]

I feel like an idiot. I live in Florida had no idea about citrus greening but my last 2 gallons of orange juice was way less sweeter than normal and now I know I was right and why! I thought it was just me having too much sugar so it didn't taste sweet enough but nope it's citrus greening. I hope they find a fix!

[GeoffG.SedgwickII]

Tell them to start farming hemp for paper and building products.

[php]

This explains why Dominos pizza is so mediocre. I much rather pay extra for someone who know all the ways to make pizza for me. Quality rules