The life cycle of a cup of coffee - A.J. Jacobs
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3 роки томуTrace the globe-spanning journey of coffee as it goes from plant to brew, and the complex infrastructure that makes it possible.
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How many people does it take to make a cup of coffee? For many of us, all it takes is a short walk and a quick pour. But this simple staple is the result of a globe-spanning process whose cost and complexity are far greater than you might imagine. AJ Jacobs traces the journey of this caffeinated elixir from seed to cup.
Lesson by A.J. Jacobs, directed by Biljana Labovic.
Animation by Daniella Schnitzer
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@moemensayour763 3 роки тому
"let's make sure we don't value the final product more than the people who make it." 💔
@gurug9797 3 роки тому
Too late
@endermeap6488 3 роки тому
Yea that is not how the world works, unfortunately.
@tsoiboy4073 3 роки тому
@@endermeap6488 It’s a daily choice, not simply ‘how the world works’.
@tsoiboy4073 3 роки тому
@@gurug9797 Not at all. Commodities supply chains are being reengineered all the time by companies that take workers rights seriously.
@James-wz1xr 3 роки тому
I can't drink people.
@PTNLemay 3 роки тому
"I'm an engineer" "Oh cool, what kind?" "Coffee"
@Tony-wm1oc 3 роки тому
Lmao that sounds weird to me to
@lukeprivett9867 3 роки тому
They would most likely be considered process engineers who studied mechanical, chemical, or process engineering (depending on the university), and specialized their career around food processes such as coffee. Referring to them as coffee engineers is definitely a simplification!
@GM-kj7sy 3 роки тому
"I am a doctor" "Oh cool,what kind?" "Tea" I still dont get the joke or the context😐😑
@tiniphuong 3 роки тому
@@Tony-wm1oc Food Engineering is a thing, then afterwards you can choose your matrix for specialisation. You don‘t have to go the chemical engineering route, you can study food engineering directly. Source: I am a Food Engineer, specialized in Dairy Technology.
@revolvency 3 роки тому
It's actually food and agriculture engineering, Netherlands is famous for it
@victorpaesplinio2865 3 роки тому
I love how photos of actual people were shown in the end. It is sad that this human working process could be dehumanizing for many people in the very beginning of the chain. Many things we consume is due to the hard work of people who needs to do this just for mere surviving. And I don't think we have a practical solution that could solve it overnight. But the fact is that we need a solution to change the way we produce and consume food and other goods. Coffee can be considered a symbol here on Brazil. At least it was the basis of our economy in the last centuries. A cup of coffee is a tradition in our homes.
@saisathanapalli8293 3 роки тому
Extremely true but most people don't want to see the truth
@executive 3 роки тому
nobody takes my photo at work (and I don't care)
@robbieaulia6462 3 роки тому
Well the problem is that coffee farming still cannot be automated and those coffee companies have 2 options: 1. Reduce production efficiency and risk the coffee price sky rocketed and the market collapsing, or 2. They make people work tirelessly for less than minimum wages, which they chose the latter
@MG-ik3wy 3 роки тому
@@robbieaulia6462 Denaturalization- it's been the solution for millennia. Our elevated minds cannot comprehend a world without, when 200 years ago, the layman was deprived of coffee consumption. Ecologically, the true cost of this commodity is astronomical. We live in an artificial economy, unnaturally consuming goods produced half a world away. BTW, I believe some of these workers are paid $2/day or less. Why does the developing world bear the brunt of the price of our standard of living?
@devonjosiah7308 3 роки тому
Coffee as commodities, labor, underpaid people, all of this combined reminded me of Max Havelaar.
@johnjohn-6256 3 роки тому
A new Ted-ed video and a hot coffee: perfect match
@luiscastanon6031 3 роки тому
Cold hands and a bag of weed : absolute dictatorship with waluigi
@-willow-980 3 роки тому
Cold coffee for me.
@RealUlrichLeland 3 роки тому
A hot Ted-ed video and a new coffee: perfect match
@sherryt2711 3 роки тому
an original comment and a Ted-Ed heart: perfect math
@GM-kj7sy 3 роки тому
hot coffee+cold coffee:the perfect match
@atharvanair 3 роки тому
A big thank you to all those workers who have made it possible for me to drink a cup of coffee ☕😊
@aaryadeshmukh8262 Рік тому
A thankyou ain't what my dad wants he wanna get good job
@TheRiga96 3 роки тому
I remember a high school teacher of mine saying to me once: "when you you wake up in the morning and put on clothes, remember there's a farmer who grew cotton for your shirt, a truck driver who brought it to a factory..." - let's not take our lifestyle for granted. the money we use to buy things doesn't nearly cover for the human and natural resources we exploit!
@user-pi7xs3mu2q Рік тому
Thank you for sharing this, which reminds me to be this kind of teacher to my own students!
@azeljoyportugues2580 Рік тому
Thank you for reminding me,I will keep myself humble and educate people whenever I can❤️
@yassinmotii1547 2 місяці тому
Water for everyone or champagne for the few
@londonshaf 3 роки тому
Shout out to aunty at the beginning, angrily sipping her coffee and smoking her spliff.
@classicgaming1025 3 роки тому
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@prashr4075 3 роки тому
Indian??
@yastata 3 роки тому
I'm laughing a lot cause I'm dressed exactly like the lady, smoking and drinking a caffeinated drink (coke lol)
@saakshikole2737 3 роки тому
Watching this while drinking coffee
@concept_of_BiologyAS 3 роки тому
😂😂
@mo-nn2qq 3 роки тому
😅😅
@livettorebello9188 3 роки тому
😅
@NVA-bx6tx 3 роки тому
I'm drinking tea rn I'M A TRAITOR
@MasterCivilEngineering 3 роки тому
Good for you👍👍👍
@juanestebanacostagutierrez8950 3 роки тому
I'm colombian and Pitalito isn't that remote. It even has malls. Thanks Ted Ed for bringing awareness to colombian coffee underpaid workers.
@DORISALQUIN 3 роки тому
I agree with Juan Esteban, Pitalito is the second most populated municipality in the Department of Huila. You can arrive there by plane, car, bus..it isn´t a remote town.
@bluegas 2 роки тому
Looks very remote on google maps, why are some forest areas nearby blurred on maps?
@julianestebanperezsotelo298 2 роки тому
Can't believe my town is ln a TED lol. This is great!
@vivixoxoo 2 роки тому
Ya me too ! 🇨🇴
@d.vijayalakshmi9016 3 роки тому
Coffee is the reason I'm able to clear my exams. THANK YOU FOR EVERYTHING COFFEE ☕ I WILL ALWAYS BE SLEEP DEPRIVED !
@joatanpereira4272 3 роки тому
After drinking so much coffee throughout my life, I can't sleep properly without it :(
@d.vijayalakshmi9016 3 роки тому
@@joatanpereira4272 omg! That happens with me too ✋.
@AdriusFrostglare 3 роки тому
TED Ed: let's make sure we value the people more than the product. OP:
@solar0wind 3 роки тому
Caffeine is a drug, one of the few that not only makes you addicted, but also physically dependent. You might want to do a withdrawal from the drug. The first weeks will be really difficult (headaches, sleep issues and so on) because your body is dependent, but later on you should feel better and sleep better, granted you have a regular sleep cycle.
@coldfire9937 3 роки тому
@@joatanpereira4272 same here After coffee addiction I haven't had peaceful sleep.
@craftyanna2744 3 роки тому
Why did the espresso keep checking his watch? Because he was pressed for time.
@username-pq4nb 3 роки тому
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@farzanask1088 3 роки тому
That was a dad joke but I am gonna try it on my friends 😂
@MasterCivilEngineering 3 роки тому
👍👍👍👍❤❤❤
@farzanask1088 3 роки тому
I have a joke too What is an espresso called when it is depressed? A *depresso* No one is laughing? Only me ? Never mind 😅
@janemadeofrocks8536 3 роки тому
You are so awesome and funny
@clayel1 3 роки тому
“In a process called cupping,” I’d never thought I would heard ted-ed talk about this O_O
@thedonpurplemanradiohour2508 3 роки тому
@UwU Echo homie just look it up
@tovelandstrom2918 3 роки тому
@UwU Echo 00
@mambodog5322 3 роки тому
@UwU Echo www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=cupping
@ProsperoNelson 3 роки тому
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@One-py3yp 3 роки тому
@@mambodog5322 just *W H Y* ?
@lizardguyNA 3 роки тому
The Coffee industry does need to pay it's people more.
@ingislakur 3 роки тому
Higher price to you then
@conejitorosada2326 3 роки тому
It's difficult to do that considering the increasing climate change Making the farmers going up higher altitudes and such for better coffee producing/tasting coffee. If they increase the pay, then the cost of coffee will increase for the buyers.
@safekeno 3 роки тому
@@conejitorosada2326 Yea, why should someone get cheaper coffee at the cost of someones salary? People have been drinking coffee for ages, it's just in modern times it's hurting people that we can't really see, at least much more so than what it was before. Our clothes, groceries and electronics need to be way more expensive.
@lucascipriano1665 3 роки тому
@@ingislakur i wouldn't mind that if it meant someone out there isn't working himself to death just to eat
@lizardguyNA 3 роки тому
@@ingislakur I don't drink it, but I'd pay if people got paid.
@helenalily6629 3 роки тому
Please buy directly or at least fair traded coffee, writing in the comments “thank you for the workers” is not enough :)
@georgenelson811 2 роки тому
And buying "fair traded" is enough somehow? Grow up
@porcelynne2283 2 роки тому
I mean do you have a recommendation?
@pioneer_1148 2 роки тому
@@georgenelson811 Unless you expect everyone to track the production line every step for every thing they buy then things like fair trade are the best you can do
@bbrenew1938 2 роки тому
@@georgenelson811 Fair Trade is definitely better than non-FairTrade. Of course it does not guarantee that everybody involved is treated well but it is better than not doing anything at all. Another Thing you can do is buying organic. This ensures or at least makes it more likely that the people working in the fields are not exposed to harsh chemicals that can shorten their life. In my country you can buy a pack (400g/ 1.2lbs or so) of the cheapest ground, fair trade coffee for five euros. Idk about beans bc I dont use them. But the price is definitely comparable to other brands that have none of these standards in place. Do some research and find the coffee that is best for you and know that fair products don't have to cost a ton more.
@landocarl6972 2 роки тому
Fair trade is better than nothing. But try buying coffee from the Zapatistas. The coffee is good and the only one you can be sure isn't produced under horrible conditions. Also you don't support mayor firms with buying it but small businesses.
@anamilena3257 3 роки тому
Wow! 😃👍 Thank you very much for this recognition to coffee growers and all the people involved in this process! As a coffee lover, I find this moving! It's a pity many of them are abused, even in the same countries where coffee is a commodity. Hope more awareness and prompt action leads to more respect and appreciation for coffee growers soon! ¡Saludos desde Colombia! 🇨🇴
@cta9101 2 роки тому
I am Colombian and It is very nice to watch a video like this on youtube about my country . We have struggled about the stigma of narcotrafic for so many years but I am glad to see our recognition for our excellent product that we can share all over the world.
@adrienchen 3 роки тому
Coffee is what fuels my will to live.
@maplebeari 3 роки тому
Sup
@herobrans7594 3 роки тому
Your the first comment on the video congratulations
@nooripp7055 3 роки тому
Gulp
@sumaiyasaleque 3 роки тому
Yey
@scoobydicky9459 3 роки тому
Agree.
@hrhmartinh 2 роки тому
Thank you so much for the message of appreciating the people behind the product. That kind of of messaging and approach is what we need more of!
@Filipe_Veras Місяць тому
I live in a “coffee town” in Brazil and this video hits me right in the heart. I don’t think people realize how much hard work this farmers endure. But at least here, I must say they are well paid. It’s a crop that can sustain a family even with farms not that big.
@vaishnavaramjass 3 роки тому
I’m in Spanish class but i need to know if coffee had a happy life. Ok. I NEED IT Edit: i live in the Caribbean island of Trinidad 🇹🇹
@laincoubert9657 3 роки тому
that late?
@username-pq4nb 3 роки тому
@@laincoubert9657 me and the guy who posted this comment are in the east coast usa
@laincoubert9657 3 роки тому
@@username-pq4nb oh ok
@davidsmithsmith5679 3 роки тому
It did not, not at all
@laincoubert9657 3 роки тому
@@davidsmithsmith5679 did not what?
@germanjimenez5336 3 роки тому
Thank you, coffee growers, for creating this wonderful experience of brewing and drinking coffee. Your work is really appreciated!
@jeromecatubig6218 3 роки тому
here in the Philippines, people are slowly turning their support to local producers and there flavors are so delish and different from one another
@carjac820 Рік тому
This is so true!!! Here in my small city a lot of coffe shops have already popping up serving coffe sourced from local farmers. I already ditched instant coffees in favor of a brewed coffee. Might be an expensive switch but I find the price much more justifiable towards the people who made it.
@chip73731 3 роки тому
An interesting start to my morning😁
@vivekduggal987 3 роки тому
Damn . Here it's 10pm in india
@chip73731 3 роки тому
@@vivekduggal987 Haha, its 11:50 am in the eastern part of the U.S
@karenlin-mahar3403 2 роки тому
Thank you Ted. That was so important for us to be informed about our coffee and choices. 🙏☺️
@abhiroopdas3232 3 роки тому
me watching this sipping tea: Uhuh...
@mrdoge3001 3 роки тому
Also me watching this sipping tea:uhh
@naturelover4148 3 роки тому
Me having dinner & seeing this.Uhhh!!!
@Appoxo 3 роки тому
Me having dinner and seeing this: Ehh... _sips tea_
@gizulee3515 3 роки тому
Me eating non liquid coffee mmmmmmm
@harsh3624 3 роки тому
Me watching this while going to sleep: o_0
@thinkofteddy 3 роки тому
I'm glad I live in a country that has different kinds of coffee in each province. Some small coffee companies employ local neighbours to work with them. I buy locally-produced coffee and I buy from small sellers to support more local businesses. For me, drinking coffee isn't only about enjoying the smell and how the drink itself can help fix my mood, but also how I support local businesses that support providing my favourite morning drink.
@devjanidatta4548 2 роки тому
That was huge!! Hats off to all of those who contribute in the process.
@kempohardyan213 3 роки тому
A big "thanks" to this explanation, because we need to respect more about the process before the cup
@rajeevsrivastava3829 3 роки тому
*"Which Coffee do you like"* *"CAFÉd"*
@abdullahmehboob4757 3 роки тому
Legend has it that 9th-century goat herders noticed the effect caffeine had on their goats, who appeared to "dance" after eating the fruit of the Coffea plant. A local monk then made a drink with the produce and found that it kept him awake at night, thus the original cup of coffee was born.
@akkshheykaraanjkar6243 2 роки тому
I feel privileged to have several types of beans handy and ready to be brewed. A big thanks to all involved to make my day brighter and happier. 🤗
@thekingofcool2105 3 роки тому
Luckily, I'm a coffee roaster from Indonesia
@SauleNewell 3 роки тому
How is that going in Indonesia ?
@thekingofcool2105 3 роки тому
@@SauleNewell with covid situation, the whole F&B industry is going down
@thekingofcool2105 3 роки тому
@Comic Sans because Indonesia produces coffee, a lot of players here so I get paid poorly 😂 Roughly around $1500/month
@ProsperoNelson 3 роки тому
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@herwansaputra4080 3 роки тому
😲😲😲
@farzanask1088 3 роки тому
The problem of being early : u can't think of anything funny Problem of being late : u don't get anything to comment, everyone already does 😭😭😭😭
@khalidpapa6299 3 роки тому
why is that even important?
@adiabd1 3 роки тому
The problem is that no one cares if it's you who are commenting or not. Just enjoy the content while you can Edit : sorry if this is harsh to u, but it's the reality, and it's healthy to acknowledge it
@neilburnside398 3 роки тому
The 2nd best cup of coffee I ever had was at the Prolific Oven in Palo Alto, CA circa 1991, alongside a slice of "Death by Chocolate" triple chocolate cake, having a discussion about Giant Steps with my friend. Best cup ever: 5am Christmas morning, at a small wooden table, sitting quietly with my Dad a few years before he passed away, us just watching the snow.
@krd3113 3 роки тому
I love your videos so much. They are very educational and fun. Thank you for the content!
@hebamalik_ 3 роки тому
HI TED-ED! 👋🏻 Just want you to know that I appreciate you guys so much. You have taught me more than school ever did. And for that I'm forever grateful. ❤️
@Flameox665 3 роки тому
without coffe we can't even start the the day . Its taste is just awesome .. Now I would know its life cycle too...
@Mohammed-td1gp 3 роки тому
Nice . Coffee is fun, makes us think, and reminds us of the one we love
@sumaiyasaleque 3 роки тому
Thank you TedEd for these great, no, AWESOME videos! I really appreciate it!
@jasayehan 3 роки тому
Can we appreciate the on point animation of the background and the coffee bean sack & packages?
@Lhr803 3 роки тому
*I just love how Ted Ed includes a Quote in the beginning of most vodeos.*
@ultimatebishoujo29 3 роки тому
Me too
@BigattckFirecat 3 роки тому
"No one else buys coffee more than the United States" Every British: "It be a shame if something were to happen to them"
@ultimatebishoujo29 3 роки тому
@@tinyrockyplanet8953 true dat
@jancarlamanago9131 3 роки тому
I am currently drinking coffee for breakfast while watching this. I remember telling people coffee is like a hug I never thought I'd need every morning (or every other day), and it honestly makes me feel safe. All of you makes this possible, I thank all of you for that. 💛☕
@anniethebulldog4948 3 роки тому
This is the best channel ever! I lear more here than I do at school, plus I can retain the information
@tanvi4639 3 роки тому
Last time I was this early people dumped tea in the sea and drank coffee instead Hint hint
@Tannyboydegen 3 роки тому
Lol
@moontinge4683 3 роки тому
Why do this reminds me of the Boston tea party I- 👁
@encyclopediablender 3 роки тому
American Revolution
@ProsperoNelson 3 роки тому
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@tanvi4639 3 роки тому
@@moontinge4683 ah, must be some different event in history.
@amina1603ful Рік тому
I am a great coffee lover, without coffee I can't imagine I can start my day . So it was important for me to be informed about my favourite drink. I've never really thought about which way the coffee beans go before they get into the cup. Thank Ted-ed for bringing attention to such things. It's a really sad story about low wages of workers and it is unlikely that we will find a solution to it. I very appreciate all the workers behind this process and I am very sorry that nothing can be done.
@smoopydoopy7745 3 роки тому
The sound effects were so calming!
@AmericanMeiling 2 роки тому
And with that I have a deeper appreciation for my favorite drink & the people who supply it 🥰🥰🥰 Thank You!!!
@ambershah5741 3 роки тому
the animation itself is avant-garde
@Amit_Pirate 3 роки тому
Ahh... The smell of coffee and sound of narrator at the same time is great.
@keanuapproved 2 роки тому
the best ted ed ive ever seen thank you ted ed thank you workers i love coffee! couldn't have tasted it without all of your work!
@kirapokelmann618 3 роки тому
This animation and the audio is so satisfying :D also seeing the coffee lifecycle is fun! Have you already done a video on a piece of clothing and its many possible journeys?
@joypurhighschool9617 3 роки тому
'The real coffee was the friends we made along the way'
@nicholasgerry6931 3 роки тому
I used to eat coffee berries when I was a kid while playing in the forest
@_.sakshi._ 3 роки тому
Just had a cup of coffee and didn't even know the process, Thank you TedED!! ❤
@StructuresSimplified 3 роки тому
Really great insights into the coffee process - a lot more went into a cup than I thought!
@Luiz-pf2mh 3 роки тому
You're telling me we waited 1 week for this huh TedEd Still love you're videos
@AryanKumar-jo1pz 3 роки тому
4:32 felt like GTA San Andreas Theme
@isahjade1903 3 роки тому
I'm a long time fan of Ted-Ed and I subscribed to any channel you have - instagram, youtube, facebook. Now as I watch this while sipping a cup of coffee, I just realized that I want to support you guys on patreon :) Thanks to ted-ed, quarantine is not so boring as I get to learn more in every videos you posted :) Thank you Ted-ed for your wonderful, informative, and amazing videos :) keep up! Many people will support your advocacy :)
@katieyu9374 3 роки тому
This is so informative!!! I’m also in love with this animation omg ♥️
@FinancialShinanigan 3 роки тому
The most shameful death of a coffee bean is ending in a Starbucks cup
@REDnBLACKnRED 3 роки тому
Starbucks coffee isn't the worst. Certainly not the best. But there is far worse coffee to be had.
@quannguyentu6613 3 роки тому
@@REDnBLACKnRED depends, in Vietnam it is arguably the worst
@sylvienguyen1010 3 роки тому
@@quannguyentu6613 lol so true. We get the french-pressed coconut hint coffee (based on where u live)
@REDnBLACKnRED 3 роки тому
@@quannguyentu6613 Well, I guess coffee producing countries are an exception. You can always get fresher, nicer coffee for cheaper even in local cafe's because it is so abundantly available. But generally Starbucks is more the average than the bottom of the barrel. It's just hated upon because it's become an iconic brand, and many people that don't know good coffee think of it as being the gold standard thanks to good branding and marketing.
@ryanmichael6733 3 роки тому
I’d say it’s ending in a Folgers or Maxwell House container. Both of those brands are awful.
@R2Cv1 3 роки тому
we did "dry fermentation" and "wet fermentation" of coffee in high school geography haha
@RK-ep8qy 3 роки тому
Honestly would've enjoyed that lesson
@ultimatebishoujo29 3 роки тому
@@RK-ep8qy same
@shrutipitkar357 3 роки тому
Ted ed is the best educational channel. They make the topic really interesting. Ted ed answers the exact questions that pop up in our mind.Thank you to everyone who worked to make this video. Thank you Ted ed for educating us about the best things and in the best way.
@user-fq3rl1ox2u 3 роки тому
I always use your (wonderful) videos in my classes! Thank you ^_^
@gourisree9991 3 роки тому
A bad day with a coffee is better than a good without it.. Imagine having A nice cup of coffee while reading a book while laying on our couch Well that's sounds heaven
@ind0266 3 роки тому
Holding a snazzy Asian tea cup, Personally I prefer tea, however this coffe making process is very interesting. Sips tea.
@brandonhea4394 2 роки тому
Thank You all for the work. I love coffee so much.
@LucyAlllan 3 роки тому
The quote at the start was INDEED the most inspirational one I have seen on Ted-Ed
@TristanSamuel 3 роки тому
3:14 Ah, I see what you did the text. Clever.
@aarav_sharma 3 роки тому
Everyone in 2021: Death, god, end, corona, new strain. TED ED: So how many people does making coffee takes?
@myra6161 3 роки тому
Have seen it myself and experience it directly in the remote area of Indonesia. Manufacturing coffee from how we grow it, plant it, make it all by hands and traditional trajectories. No machine involved and it was dope.
@JPX3100 3 роки тому
Best coffee I have ever had was from Pitalito, Colombia. Flavorful and you feel the caffeine kick right away 👌
@D0or 3 роки тому
A door approves
@midimusicforever 3 роки тому
Coffee? Not my cup of tea, tbh.
@classicgaming1025 3 роки тому
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@goodpeopleoftheworldunite 3 роки тому
This is the most under rated comment, and winner 🏆 of best original post.
@thestoopidiot870 3 роки тому
Badum tsssss
@kumarshivam1234 3 роки тому
Tea? Not my cup of tea, tbh
@ishrat_anand 3 роки тому
underrated
@gemmm3645 3 роки тому
I love teded so much, the animation and everything is so good 😤👌
@sudipabhattacharya13 3 роки тому
The title of this vid sort of reminded me of the Bru Coffee Ad often telecasted here in India. On another note, great narration and beautiful animation as always, Ted-ed! 😃☕💛
@michaelgdellaquila2292 3 роки тому
We should just rename "The Water Cycle" to "The System that makes Coffee Water"
@michellapoon619 3 роки тому
anyone else drinking coffee while watching??
@chasbrown20 3 роки тому
I literally got chills at the end
@terrancekayton007 Рік тому
Dang. Had to make me cry at the end 😢 💜
@MasterCivilEngineering 3 роки тому
Who is a Coffee lover here❤❤❤
@teddybabystudios5814 3 роки тому
Meee!
@Yaqoota112 3 роки тому
Me too
@shlok3172 3 роки тому
2:25 Even coffee beans can't escape from grades😮
@Manojkumar-tm9nh 3 роки тому
Indiannssss😂... Grade up everything
@vikasjaiswal9888 3 роки тому
Schools/Coaching are closed... Scoring full marks 😁😁
@shlok3172 3 роки тому
@@Manojkumar-tm9nh tru
@amarillow 2 роки тому
i love the animation so much it's beautiful!!! plus i love coffee & thanks for this reminder
@morgannine 3 роки тому
Honestly every little thing you see and enjoy (especially in first world countries) each have their early life stories and those in it aren’t all treated fairly or paid handsomely. Even the roads you see, the bridges you pass without appreciating, the water you consume straight out of the faucets.. have tons and thousands of workers and professionals behind the scene. These people serve as civil workers, keeping the society safe, yet, they are extremely under-appreciated. Speaking from personal experience, yes I wish we all appreciate what we are offered a little more and stop taking everything for granted
@maryn9458 3 роки тому
I literally have an assignment for caffeine
@Saturn_57 3 роки тому
*Fun fact:* coffe is the most consumed drug in the world!
@gamesdonerelativelyfast7980 3 роки тому
love is
@mushroomdance7756 3 роки тому
@@gamesdonerelativelyfast7980 nah it's probably coffee
@RK-ep8qy 3 роки тому
Coffee isn't the drug, caffeine is
@amangcaya4468 2 роки тому
I grew up in a mountainside area where coffee grew abundantly. I remember my childhood full of the sweet scent of flowering coffee trees permeating the morning fog. Summers are spent helping the elders to pick up coffee cherries and drying them out in the sun on my grandma's front porch. At night time, coffee beans are packed in a burlap sack, then laid out under the sun to dry again the next day. The process continues for weeks until all coffee beans are fully dried. In a good season, we can sell as much as 500 kilos of beans. We sell a majority of the coffee beans to a wholesaler, then keep some for personal consumption. We keep only about 10 kilos for personal consumption. My grandma would roast the beans, distribute them to each family, then we'll use our own beans for daily consumption.
@lindah5804 Рік тому
I like what you wrote about "the sweet scent of flowering coffee trees permeating the morning fog" in particular, I have similar childhood memories, not with coffee tree flowers but a type of acacia trees which develop small clusters of little white deity flowers, I remember vividly, in the early spring mornings on our way walking to school, everything was a kind of veiled by the morning fog, I could smell the cool air infused with this sweet scent from the acacia flowers, the dew drops lingering on the green leaves, it's such nostalgia...I've not seen a coffee tree in person and I hope that one day when I have the opportunity to travel again I'd love to smell the coffee tree flower!
@DorsaAmiri-sk7bd 2 місяці тому
It was an amazing, eye opening video. Loved it !
@joatanpereira4272 3 роки тому
Many Brazilians and other Latinos have told me that the American coffee is horrible, because it's really "weak". But I have never been to the US nor have I drank American coffee, so, people from Latin America who live/have been to US, what is it like?
@theobserver7217 3 роки тому
You're latino bro. Stop being clown.
@joatanpereira4272 3 роки тому
@@theobserver7217 And when did I say the opposite? Learn to read before you criticize.
@user-cz3yk5qf7m 3 роки тому
I’m from the US and yeah, the cheaper coffee like Folgers can taste like water. You can get high quality coffee that’s probably more comparable to what you’re used to but it’s much more expensive so people looking for a daily caffeine fix over flavor (most people) will opt for the cheap stuff hence the prevalence of weak coffee in the US.
@StarCrusher. 3 роки тому
"coffee is not a luxury" - Larry King, 2020
@leonchen551 3 роки тому
Larry I'm on ducktales
@L.C.Sweeney 3 роки тому
Really enjoyed the foley for this. Thanks foley artist and engineer
@helenebezencon8906 Рік тому
Wow ! I love coffee (two cups a day). And I grow drinkable herbs in my garden. I definitely have to think about that.
@sabayonz 3 роки тому
next : the life cycle of a Meme it begin in remote area in Africa ..... . . . . .
@fredykoshy4699 3 роки тому
A start without coffee is like a day that doesn't have a meaning.
@ChompingCabbage 2 роки тому
Thank you for this.
@aestheticbitch6509 11 місяців тому
Every animation ted ed gives is in the highest level
@barbariumTV 3 роки тому
“Brave baristas”. Yeah sure buddy
@muhammadmohtashim1233 3 роки тому
Great. But I drink tea 🍵 not coffee. ☕
@classicgaming1025 3 роки тому
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@KhushiSharma-sm2ml 3 роки тому
THANK YOU SO MUCH all the farmers and the workers for working day and night.I am sure I am going to thank you each time I pick a cup to sip coffee ☕️
@giuliapasanisidefoscarini 3 роки тому
thank you for educating us
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