- Have you ever wondered how gummy worms are made? - Not really, I usually eat them. - How about gum, or ice cream, or planes, or log cabins, or literally anything?
Well, in this video, we're gonna answer all your questions starting with ice cream. - Look at that. It just grabs them and just.
. . Robots are taking everything except for this guy.
- I love how everything's automated except for that one hand. - That one process of moving it. - That's ice cream.
This is frozen pizzas. - This is like if you want a DiGiorno. This is how it gets to you.
- Oh, and then they just have a roller to spread it. - It just rolls across it. - Eh.
I mean, I like a lot of tomato sauce on my pizza and that looks like not that much. - That was a lot of cheese getting wasted, I feel. Oh, so they have to manually put the ingredients on.
Okay, that's why they're always so perfect. - And then they just freeze them. Domino's is better.
- Pieces of meat leftover from cutting steaks or pork chops. - Oh, this is how hot dogs are made. - Ugh.
But you're telling me that's hot dog? - It look like poo-poo. You can't tell me that's not poop.
Yo, the glizzies are taking a bath. It just. .
. Just sucks them up. - This factory manufactures 300,000 hot dogs an hour.
- 300,000 glizzies an hour. - Wait, that means it can do 720,000 glizzies a day. - That's a lot.
Bubble gum! - It all starts with a gum base made of plastics and rubbers. - Gum is made from plastic and rubber?
- I've been swallowing gum every time I eat gum for the last ever. I've been swallowing plastic? Is that all gum or is it just this gum?
I'm sure the editor will fact-check it. Oh, and then they just dump paint in it. This officially has made me not want to eat gum anymore.
- Now, we're gonna move away from food to money. - Oh, this is how money's made? I thought you just react to videos on the internet.
- No, Chris, that's how we make money. - Yay! Yo, that's crazy.
That runs our entire country and they're just printing it. World's first 3D-printed house. That's so cool.
Can I get one of these in my backyard? - Yeah, yeah, yeah. Let's just make more of these videos.
- All right. Also, they're using concrete instead of wood like we do, which is very flammable. Speaking of that, here's a guy building a log cabin.
- That's cute. - That's cute. - It is.
I bet he's building it for him and his wife. - Their little home there, little family. - Dude, just listen to this music.
It's so just sombering. Here, replace the music with heavy metal. - Yeah, I'm a cabin builder.
- Why aren't you this cool? - Yeah, I ask myself that every day. - Now you know how ice cream and hot dogs are made, here's chocolate bunnies.
- I feel like everybody only buys these for Easter and that's literally it. - I feel like no one buys these. - I feel like that's giant, I've never seen one.
- It's okay if you buy that one. - Yeah, if you buy the giant one, you're cool. - Like, imagine.
. . Imagine something like Hershey's bars or normal chocolate and then people are like, "Nah, I don't want that.
I want that 'cause it's shaped like a bunny. " - I want bunny chocolate. - Making a Tesla truck.
- Wait, didn't Elon Musk already do that? - Obviously, this isn't a real Tesla truck. This is someone making a replica.
- It looks freaking amazing. - Wow, that's actually really good. - Comment which you'd rather own, the Tesla Cybertruck, which is real and they're about to start selling, or the makeshift Tesla truck?
- Kinda like the makeshift. - I do too. - How Vans makes its iconic sneakers.
- Hey. - Hey, they use the same stuff hot dogs are made of. - What if that was true?
- The ingredients for everything is hot dogs. - If you didn't know, they just press it together really hard. - Now, have you ever gone to your friend's house and they had a pool?
And have you ever wondered how that giant crater in the earth was created? - Yes. - Here you go.
- Wait, you're telling me they dig the hole and it's not just an asteroid that hits it, and then they fill the water in? - I know. I'm also shocked.
Dang. - That is a nice pool. - Sinkhole in Japan fixed in seven days.
- What? They're gonna fix this in seven days. That's an entire, like, intersection, what?
Hey, look at that. Ready to go. - Oh, imagine being the first car that tests this.
This has to be terrifying. Inside an Amazon warehouse. - Amazon's modern fulfillment centers are largely patrolled by an army of squat Roomba-like robots.
- Roomba army. - Can I buy one of those? Tucker likes to ride on our Roomba but it can't lift him.
But I guarantee you, one of those could lift him. They go three miles per hour. Whoa, slow down there, speedy.
- We talk about robot invasions and how that's how we're gonna all die. - Yeah. - But what if the robot invasion's actually the Roomba invasion?
What if the Amazon warehouse Roombas rise up, rebel against the humans and just take over the world? - Slowly run us over at three miles per hour. - They go under the house, they pick it up, and then they just drive your house off the cliff.
Inside the Hostess factory. - Hostess has been making a lot of my favorite snacks since I was a baby boy. - Yeah, I like these.
But I'll be honest, if there's just a little bit less of the icing on top, they would be 10 out of 10. - Shut your mouth. More.
Double it up. - And if this wasn't cool enough, I don't know how I'm segueing click that Subscribe button right now. - Do it.
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- How planes are made. You know what's scary? When a plane is first done, who gets to test it for the first time?
- Somebody that has balls of steel. - It just literally, like, a thousand people have just been working on a plane for, we'll say like half a year straight, and if, like, one guy just screws up and the entire, like- - Randy. Randy walks in, he's like, "Guys, I found a bolt in my jacket.
" as the plane's taking off. - Then the plane just starts going down. - It's all Randy's fault.
Building LEGOs, whoo. Yo, this is me when I disassociate for a year and just build an entire LEGO community. - So this morning, I asked Maddy if she wanted to build LEGOs with me and she said no.
And then I asked if she wanted to build LEGOs with me if they were pink and she said yes. - You can buy just an entire thing of pink LEGO. - Perfect, and then we need to rebuild this.
Sounds like a perfect date. Maddy, text me when you see this. - What do you mean you haven't seen this?
- Cruise ship engine. - Whoa, that thing was huge. - Wait, they're building the entire cruise ship in here?
- It, like, lifts the parts and then lowers 'em where they need to go. And now, they're taking it to somewhere else where they keep on building it. They move it in section.
Remember that kid who always brought his LEGOs to school? This is what he's up to. - How chocolate is made.
I don't wanna spoil things but maybe later this year, I might be launching my own chocolate bar. I can't really say anything else besides that. So I already know how chocolate's made.
It's very obvious because. . .
Anyways. - It's gonna be good. Beans!
I wanna lick that spoon. Let me lick that spoon. - Now imagine that but 30 times better.
That'll be my chocolate bar coming out later this year. I won't be able to mention this ever again. So there you go.
- Exclusive on the "Reacts" channel. - How Blizzards are made. This could either mean like a blizzard with snow falling or like a Blizzard at a restaurant.
It is food Blizzard, not a real blizzard, okay. Yo, I have a story to tell. Last night at 3:00 AM, we pull up to McDonald's, it's closed.
We pull up to another McDonald's. It's closed. - Closed.
- We pull up to another McDonald's. - Closed. - It's open.
No, it's open. And all I wanted was an Oreo McFlurry and the ice cream machine was broke. - It was not.
- It was. - They lied to you. - I swear to God it was broke.
- They lied to you. - The ice cream machine was broke. I drove to three McDonald's late in the night and I didn't get my McFlurry.
- If Mreast can get hit with the ice cream machine broke, anyone can. - No, I don't even wanna watch this, I'm still pissed off. McDonald's, screw you.
Go order at Beast Burger because our ice cream machines aren't broke 'cause we don't sell ice cream. - Yeah, we can't let you down. - Did you just punch the light?
- I punched the light. - This is the ship from "Star Wars," okay? And this man built it in real life.
- We should get together and build stuff like this. - It's hard enough getting you guys together to play a board game at my house. - It looks so real.
That's so crazy. - Does it hover? - It was on wheels.
Building a tree house. Oh, this is an adult tree house. - Oh.
- Why was there a sandwich? - In the middle of the time-lapse, they're just making a sandwich. - No, that's actually one of the steps.
You have to make a sandwich. - To build a tree house, apparently, you gotta stop and make a sammie. - I love this.
It, like, doesn't cut out the trees, it goes around them. - Yeah, but you're putting a lot of faith in those trees. - Yo, those trees have been there for hundreds of years, they'll be there for 100 more.
- And now. . .
- The piece de resistance. - Gummy bears! - Gummy worms!
- Oh. - The gummy mixture never touches a mold. Instead, it goes into this white stuff.
- Play it again. - White stuff. - 10 more times.
- White stuff. - That's what she said. - Couple more, couple more.
- White stuff. - Goes into the white stuff, that's good. Oh, my God.
I want to eat those straight out of the press, bro. Okay, what's the best flavor? - Blue's the best, then green, then yellow, then red, then orange.
- Okay, I'm a blue and red guy, true, and true, and then a pink and yellow. Every now and again, you'll get a pink and yellow? - I can agree for once.
And can we also agree that they should subscribe? - They should. - Bye.
