I don’t know about you but right now he is reading me a bedtime story, it’s about how to make the gold champagne bottle things. It’s 5am and I’m in bed, been trying to sleep for hours
I watch these, and then think, "You know, when I was your age, I had a good job at the factory, and was buying my own house". And then think about how each machine can produce one of the caps every 2 seconds. And they wonder why we're so screwed.
Yes. Automation and freeing up human resources to other things are what creates value to the entire chain. More automated societies are richer, but doesn’t have more unemployment.
That's not how champagne is traditionnaly made. There are rules and if they are not followed it can't be named champagne. I think it's called "protected designation"
I can't believe I would see Champagne and Hood at a sentence as this is my first time hearing the word. Thought, I would only see them only on a fleet.
@@juxtapode2781 There is no shame to use proper words. Pizza, sushi or burrito are used daily all around the globe. And in France, we use many American English words such as serial killer, mass shooting, cripling debts or personnel bankruptcy due to medical expenses. Donc, voilà...
@@sebasszebass4154 There's no rule for adopting certain terms from other languages, generally it's because there's a lack of translatability, because it sounds fancy or good, or even because of marketting or even geopolitics. But you can't expect the whole world to use a specific word from a specific language when there's an easier option, or if they don't know about it. It isn't even wrong to say "capsule à champagne" in France, which directly translates to "champagne hood". Yeah sure, we french people like to use english words at our jobs and everyday lives to sound "in the move" and "modern" (which is arguably cringy in some cases) but this isn't a case of "you owe me". American people didn't choose the words we adopted from their language as we won't choose what they take from ours. You really don't have a point here.
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The engineering that goes into the machines always gets me!
It’s pretty amazing isn’t it?
But then they show a cake factory and it's a dozen ladies doing it all by hand. Hope there are a lot of bottles of champagne to justify it
I want to see a _How "How It's Made" ..Is Made_ episode
that's a very very very good idea !!
They then need to make an episode about how they made that episode
@@Patang_Jr And then need to make an episode about how the made the episode of the episode
Absak Simma down naw.
How it's made: the making of a how its made episode on the making of a how its made episode of a how its made episode on how honey is made.
Nice of them to do a special for New Years
You know damn sure in 5 years, this video is going to have 5 million views
You’re probably right.
I want this man to read me a bedtime story
Don't we all
😂😂i relate
For real dude
I’m certain it’s the same guy who voiced all those Too Cute episodes about kittens and puppies, those shows are as good as bedtime stories.
I don’t know about you but right now he is reading me a bedtime story, it’s about how to make the gold champagne bottle things. It’s 5am and I’m in bed, been trying to sleep for hours
The theme is on point 😂
Happy new year✨✨✨
Happy new year, hope everyone has a good one!!!!!
How many hours went into the creation of these types of machines?
Happy New Years, let's hope 2021 is WAY better for us.
It won't be
Happy New Years!!!
Yea hopefully
Happy new years
2020 was a great year! 6 months off work paid
This process I can get behind, no unnecessary human steps involved!
I love watching stuff get created!!
It's pretty bad when stuff pops off at the wrong moment
Tends to happen to me when I am around attractive women
The machines are satisfying to watch!
its 2 AM and I watch this video randomly
this is the most fascinating video i've ever watched!
Finally something useful in this series. Science and engineering is amazing.
Happy New Year 2021🥳🎇🎆✨🎊🎉🍾🥂
How does it get on the bottle?
According to their Champagne episode, a blast of compressed air from overtop towards the end of the packaging process
HAHAHA..... COULD'VE. AT LEAST SHOWED. THAT...!!!!!
I thought when popping a bottle today: "I *know* there is a video about how these things are made." Boom!
Happy new year day 🥂🍾
Happy New Year
Is this a filling machine or a rinsing machine?
Originally aired October 22, 2015.
How fitting, I just watched the Champagne video.
Since you are the *US* How It's Made guy:
'Polyethylene' film.
Beatles fans can tell you it's only called "polythene" by British speakers.
He said Polythene correctly, but went on to say aluminum rather than the correct aluminium. Pulling our legs, surely.
Happy new year everyone 🥳
Very timely!
Most important tech of the modern age
I saw a homeless guy unwrap his "special present" on a street corner...
I can definitely appreciate a Rigid hood
Looping process is so much satisfying to see
Just in time for the new year!
Happy New year from México with love cheers!
You too from Belguim :)
Me from orange California
Surprisingly interesting...
Happy new years
I watch these, and then think, "You know, when I was your age, I had a good job at the factory, and was buying my own house". And then think about how each machine can produce one of the caps every 2 seconds. And they wonder why we're so screwed.
I see where you are coming from but i don't think Machines take jobs. They create different jobs for humans.
Yes. Automation and freeing up human resources to other things are what creates value to the entire chain. More automated societies are richer, but doesn’t have more unemployment.
I like how you think sitting in one place twisting bits of wire together by hand day after day sounds like a “good job“.
No rinsing machine to clean them first?
How many more machines does that building need?
@@gteaz a rinsing machine a filling machine and cog cogger cogging machine...
There's no point, they could get dirty in transit to the customer. Let the bottler clean them.
@@nicotti should be rinsed at every stage due to covid...😂
@@jarredjones8476 They was rinsed every stage. Operator died of covid.
i wanted to see them put the things on the bottles
😊 😊 🎆 🎇 happy new year to all ☺ 😊 💖 🎆
Great now I can make my own Champaign hood thanks how it’s made
You're under arrest for chapaigning in the hood
I can't be the only one that finds it ironic they uploaded this video on New Years Eve
They could simplify the whole process if the champagne bottles had screw caps.
That's not how champagne is traditionnaly made. There are rules and if they are not followed it can't be named champagne. I think it's called "protected designation"
This machine needs a good Maintenance.
I didn’t even know what a champagne hood was
Not new year in my country yet
Yay
Could you please explain the
"principles of equivalence" in your next video ??????????????????????????????
Upload more 🙏🙏
this was so fascinating
Nobody:
Me: Champagne Foreskins🍾
Mine peels off exactly the same way, although the labelling is different.
On youtube, what do I want to watch? This I guess.
Why can't they just put normal lids?
Flashbacks to the fitness gram program from middle school (or whatever its called)
Why is it 6 twists to undo the cage every time ?
If you’re on a How It’s Made binge, which video led you here? Mine is Gold Bars!
gelukkig nieuwjaar prutsers
This is insane
That is not galvanized wire.
1:10 is what im gonna do your misses tonight
wow....
LoLx I took.in champagne just yestee..and this got recommended
TiL it is called a hood.
It's not a "wire cage" it's called a "muselet".
You're welcome.
I can't believe I would see Champagne and Hood at a sentence as this is my first time hearing the word. Thought, I would only see them only on a fleet.
Nice
gonna have a massive party this new year with the boys!
Have you seen Polythene Pam?
I wanted to see the part when they install it all on a bottle
th-cam.com/video/dVtIIjm4lSQ/w-d-xo.html @3:38
Champagne hood, also known as a bottle condom
or a cork block
The foil on a wine bottle is a "capsule".
Glad we have an expert here
@@yahboi4830 I am, actually. You're welcome.
All so you can sell 29 cents worth of ingredients at some hugely inflated price.
Could you make a video about
The science of Good Handwriting?
Can we have a "how it's made: babies" episode? Winkwink
why do we need to know this?
W o w woahhhh
Looked at it and said fuck it I'll watch it
Okay but how is it _actually_ made?
What do you mean? Are you suggesting there are Chinese kids in a closet somewhere for cheaper manufacturing? Lol
Are wednesday nights a special ocasion?
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The point was to watch how they put them onto the bottle, not the process of making them. A little disappointed...
That part is in the champagne video, but I agree it would be nice to have it here too
Toliko muke zbog jednog čepa.
Ça s’appelle un muselet...
Not a hood, a muselet please.
Since genuine Champagne is French, you can use french words.
Nobody:
You: "hon hon imma choke on my baguette because americans use their native language to talk"
@@juxtapode2781 There is no shame to use proper words. Pizza, sushi or burrito are used daily all around the globe. And in France, we use many American English words such as serial killer, mass shooting, cripling debts or personnel bankruptcy due to medical expenses. Donc, voilà...
@@sebasszebass4154 There's no rule for adopting certain terms from other languages, generally it's because there's a lack of translatability, because it sounds fancy or good, or even because of marketting or even geopolitics. But you can't expect the whole world to use a specific word from a specific language when there's an easier option, or if they don't know about it. It isn't even wrong to say "capsule à champagne" in France, which directly translates to "champagne hood". Yeah sure, we french people like to use english words at our jobs and everyday lives to sound "in the move" and "modern" (which is arguably cringy in some cases) but this isn't a case of "you owe me".
American people didn't choose the words we adopted from their language as we won't choose what they take from ours. You really don't have a point here.
😊😍😍👍👍
Все просто шампанское и секс и риск
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Science channel doesn’t have the science to know that people want to see the job completed. Go shopping but don’t get out of the car.
I dislike shempen, so i dislike this vid
First
No one carew
second
You were third
@@meep1433 no