MACHINES: Planet Money Makes A T-Shirt (Part 2)
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- Опубликовано: 4 дек 2013
- How does a simple T-shirt get made? To find out, we decided to make one -- and track every step of production. To become yarn, our cotton travels half way around the world and meets some really cool machines.
Get the full story at planetmoney.com/shirt.
The videos:
Part I: Cotton • COTTON: Planet Money M...
Part II: Machines • MACHINES: Planet Money...
Part III: People • PEOPLE: Planet Money M...
Part IV: Boxes • BOXES: Planet Money Ma...
Part V: You • YOU: Planet Money Make...
Music: "Club Coolada" (Cream Dream/Crash Symbols)
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POV your watching this for school to learn globalization.
how did you know
it's "you're". Haven't you learned that for school?
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@@kateallison6096 Search it up then.
@@kateallison6096 "you're" stands for "you are"
Which 4 processes take place in Colombia?
Pulled into long feather ropes, Stretched, twisted, final twist,
What happens in Indonesia?
Goes to spinning factories.
Which 3 process take place in Bangladesh?
Washed, dyed, and made into fabric with the circular knitting machine
Why is Indonesia described
as being in a “sweet spot” for producing yarn and fabric?
Because it’s cheaper to hire workers as it's a developing nation.
What were the countries mentioned in this video?
Bangladesh, Colombia, and Indonesia
the GOAT spotted ^^^
Man's posting test questions and their answer for future students.
I love the Christmas color aesthetic
Child labor
What??? Seriously guys??? What's the music called????
I think this video help me a lot. I have a project about where does the shirt came from and this video help me a lot with my important project.
Thank you who ever made this awesome video
Music: "Club Coolada" (Cream Dream/Crash Symbols)
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Good goss
Actually, the schlafhorst se-8 OE spinning machine was created in 1975.
Why is this so important?
@@Kyrhan77 I never knew it was considered stupid to highlight misinformation and correct it in a factually accurate way to ACTUAL stupid individuals that lack knowledge and would likely blindly accept the words of a random person talking to them through a screen or monitor.
Never mind, that isn't stupid: the person that said that is just incredibly dense and hostile.
Literally who fucking asked.
1:08 - Of course all the machines are German and Japanese made, because why wouldn't they be.
lol
MY teacher made me watch this
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