The narrator discusses various things they've learned about how everyday items are made, including:
1. Movie special effects: They mention the use of "invisible green men" in film production, where actors wear green suits that are later edited out to create the illusion of objects moving on their own.
2. Soap making: The narrator watches a video on how soap is made, but feels that some steps are missing or rushed through.
3. Gum production: They learn that gum is made from a mixture of sugar, glycerin, and chlorophyll, which is then shaped and coated.
4. Spaghetti: The narrator jokingly talks about a non-existent spaghetti-dispensing faucet.
5. M&M's: They watch a video on how M&M's are made, but are disappointed that some steps are skipped or not shown in detail.
6. Wild rice: The narrator is fascinated by the process of making wild rice, which involves roasting and crushing the grains.
Throughout the video, the narrator expresses their curiosity and desire to learn more about the world, but also criticizes the secrecy and gatekeeping of some factories and industries.
1. The video discusses how things are made on Tick Tock.
2. The narrator mentions a scene from Pirates of the Caribbean where an actor pushes a boat into the water.
3. The narrator talks about "invisible green men" who help with movie scenes.
4. The narrator visits a grocery store in Germany and sees a machine that can squeeze fresh orange juice.
5. The narrator also sees a machine in the German grocery store that can cut up fresh pineapples.
6. The narrator shows how soap is made by mixing soap crumbs with a liquid and then processing them into bars.
7. The narrator talks about how gum is made by mixing sugar, mint powder, glycerin, and chlorophyll.
8. The narrator shows how M&M's are made by creating a chocolate mixture and then coating it with different colors.
9. The narrator also talks about how peanut M&M's are made.
10. The narrator shows how wild rice is made by roasting and then processing the grains.
11. The narrator mentions that the rice sold in stores is already cooked and then re-cooked by the consumer.
12. The narrator releases new merchandise, including hoodies, shirts, and tank tops.