Crazy Way They Crush Thousands of Massive Ice Blocks Every Day

[@stephenfriday1352]

And thats why you Don't have ice in your drinks when your abroad

[@renemartin5729]

Very efficient, environmentally conscious, and hygienic. Class A operation.

[@richardkorcyl4743]

Imagine you consumed this ice and had this lovely filling in your stomach of melting dirt.

[@ishu7917]

the ice is not for consumption, it is for keeping seafood and meat cold at the markets.

[@BOSS_DOG]

Looks super clean!!!

[@davemanone3661]

the ice is not for consumption, it is for keeping seafood and meat cold at the markets. since food is normally washed before cooking, it's not a problem.

[@wojomojo]

Until all the Americans come to town and ask for ice in every drink and you go, eh, OK….

[@jjay350]

It all makes sense when you see it going to the fish market. Big blocks like that are pretty much the earliest ice making technique as far as I know.

[@mitrasookram851]

The ice is for seafood are you blind!

[@jjay350]

@@mitrasookram851 Uhh that was literally what my comment indicated

[@Saltmancer]

Remind me to get a tetnis shot

[@susanazzarello6542]

That place is absolutely filthy

[@BunLêVăn-m1s]

K hợp vệ sinh

[@themsdwallace]

All I can see is how unsanitary this place is, how they dont care enough about their jobs to properly keep the place clean.

[@bambangsubrasto8798]

Kamera buruk cahaya kurang.

[@sacarchy]

here people are talking about hygiene and same people consume chickens and turkeys produced and raised in very very dirty conditions. in fact they put something in a$$ of turkey and cook it and later eat it. I saw it in Mr bean show. So improve conditions of your food first

[@lgtv4794]

Whenever tell anything about hygiene, Indians retort back with illogical weird excuses.
What a daft thing to compare chicken that gets skinned and is washed before cooking.
You are only good for watching Mr. Bean