Uploaded December 2020 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
I hope to watch this video 10 years from now and say "wtf was I thinking?" :)
I hope it brings a smile to your face on this Hump Day!
What if everyone in the world only ate chicken breast?
It’s the healthiest, the most dependable, it’s easiest to standardize into chunks, it’s the quickest to cook and it’s very versatile.
It makes sense to only eat chicken breast, right?
What if no other part of the chicken was consumed, not the wings, not the thighs, not the skin, not the chicken legs, only chicken breast.
All other bits were discarded and left to decompose.
As chicken breast grows more and more popular around the world, industries can’t keep up with the exponential growth in demand.
Natural resources are being drained while the mounds of waste aren’t decomposing fast enough.
To stay competitive and continue making a profit, you look for alternatives. Cheaper ways to sell the same product. You try to find value in the wasted parts.
The meat scraps, the tissue, the bones and the organs. They aren’t appetizing, but perhaps you could grind it all up, add a ton of seasoning and fat to act as a binder.
Now you’ve created a new, cheaper product that is superior in taste, value and performance. It will excite the masses with the right advertising, but it just doesn’t look as appealing.
What if it was presented differently? It could be encased in the cleaned up intestines of the chicken. It would act as a veneer around the ground up stuff, hold it together and improve the appearance too.
Voila!
Sausage: the cheaper, more versatile alternative to solid chicken breast.
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I hope to watch this video 10 years from now and say "wtf was I thinking?" :)
I hope it brings a smile to your face on this Hump Day!
What if everyone in the world only ate chicken breast?
It’s the healthiest, the most dependable, it’s easiest to standardize into chunks, it’s the quickest to cook and it’s very versatile.
It makes sense to only eat chicken breast, right?
What if no other part of the chicken was consumed, not the wings, not the thighs, not the skin, not the chicken legs, only chicken breast.
All other bits were discarded and left to decompose.
As chicken breast grows more and more popular around the world, industries can’t keep up with the exponential growth in demand.
Natural resources are being drained while the mounds of waste aren’t decomposing fast enough.
To stay competitive and continue making a profit, you look for alternatives. Cheaper ways to sell the same product. You try to find value in the wasted parts.
The meat scraps, the tissue, the bones and the organs. They aren’t appetizing, but perhaps you could grind it all up, add a ton of seasoning and fat to act as a binder.
Now you’ve created a new, cheaper product that is superior in taste, value and performance. It will excite the masses with the right advertising, but it just doesn’t look as appealing.
What if it was presented differently? It could be encased in the cleaned up intestines of the chicken. It would act as a veneer around the ground up stuff, hold it together and improve the appearance too.
Voila!
Sausage: the cheaper, more versatile alternative to solid chicken breast.
---------------------
Disclaimer: This video was created for educational/informational purposes and qualifies as Fair Use. If you are the creator or own the footage featured in this video and have reservations please notify me via Youtube comments or email and I will accommodate you
#construction #plywood #sausage #comedy #architecture #design #architect
![EPS, XPS & Polyiso insulation | everything you need to know
EPS, XPS, and Polyiso insulation: we’re going to look into how they are made and compare their physical and chemical properties.
Chapters
0:00 EPS Expanded Polystyrene
2:25 EPS Advantages
3:39 EPS Disadvantages
4:20 XPS Extruded Polystyrene
5:30 XPS Advantages
6:16 XPS Disadvantages
6:52 Polyisocyanurate
7:52 Polyiso Advantages
8:40 Polyiso Disadvantages
EPS The monomer styrene is composed of a benzene ring (C6H6) and ethylene. They are both made by the petrochemical industry. Under heat or by an initiator like benzoyl peroxide, the double bond between the carbon atoms is converted into a single bond and a polymer chain called polystyrene is formed. This liquid polystyrene is dropped in water to form droplets or beads. Highest R value per dollar, closed cell foam makes it an excellent insulator, no thermal drift or loss or R value over time, no off gassing on site, no chlorofluorocarbons or CFCs or even hydrochlorofluorocarbons or HCFCs in the blowing process, 100% recyclable. Disadvantages are bromine fire retardant, can attract ants and termites, flammable, not bio-degradable.
XPS is Styrofoam. Chemically, it’s made of the same as EPS, it’s a hydrocarbon chain of styrene, but rather than being formed into droplets and then expanded, it is foamed up. Advantages: Inexpensive, closed cell foam makes it an excellent insulator, no thermal drift or loss or R value over time, moisture & mildew resistant, greater ocmpressive strength, 100% recyclable. Disadvantages: Uses HFCs as a blowing agent, bromine fire retardent, can attract ants and termites, not biodegradable.
Polyisocyanurato/polyiso is made by combining 3 main components, MDI or methylene diphenyl diisocyanate, polyol and a blowing agent. When these components are mixed, along with small amounts of catalysts, an exothermic chemical reaction causes the liquid blowing agent to boil. This expands the foam, creating tightly packed gas-filled cells. This foam has to be sprayed against a substrate to form a rigid panel, so all ISO panels are faced with either foil or paper. Advantages. Highest R value per inch, stable over a large temperature range, low water absorption, not affected by chemicals, pentane blowing agent. Disadvantages. Most expensive of the 3, uses halogen fire retardant, doesnt work well in cold climates, least ecofriendly & worst thermal drift.
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