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50 million Americans visit00:00:02
fast food restaurants Every day they eat00:00:05
billions of burgers and portions of fries00:00:07
every year, this is an industry the scale of which is00:00:10
even difficult to imagine and someone will00:00:12
twist their finger at their temple saying strange00:00:14
people eat just about anything. But if00:00:16
you look closely, this type of food00:00:17
is popular not only in the USA he is moving around the00:00:20
world with leaps and bounds and Yes, in our00:00:22
time life is accelerating all the time. Therefore,00:00:24
fast food would inevitably become popular.00:00:26
Everything is clear here, but there are other dishes00:00:28
that are similar to00:00:30
them, they are easy to take, they are satisfying, like a00:00:32
pie with potatoes or a cheburek or eh00:00:34
pochmak in the end, why didn’t they00:00:36
become what the burger became? Why exactly did00:00:39
American fast food cuisine00:00:41
come to dominate globally, and there’s00:00:43
a lot of unknowns about the hamburger itself?00:00:45
Is it true that the Americans literally00:00:46
stole the recipe from the Germans and appropriated00:00:48
this dish for themselves? In general, this video will be00:00:51
very good interesting before watching,00:00:53
click like with a fat content like cheese00:00:55
sauce, which by the way is not available in America. Don’t00:00:57
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miss the release of new videos and we’re00:01:00
starting00:01:04
[music] let00:01:09
’s go, one German merchant, during a00:01:11
trip to Asia, noticed that nomadic00:01:13
tribes store meat under their saddles00:01:15
When the horse moves, the meat breaks down and00:01:18
changes its properties. Returning to his00:01:20
hometown of Hamburg, he invited his cook00:01:22
to prepare something similar. Everyone00:01:24
liked it; they called it00:01:26
Hamburg meat, but the restless Germans00:01:29
went even further and began00:01:30
experiments on placing the resulting00:01:32
meat cutlet on a bun. a00:01:35
hamburger appeared, German food quickly became00:01:37
popular and in America, where00:01:39
emigrants from Germany brought it,00:01:41
beer establishments and various00:01:43
meat dishes began to appear in cities, but while the Germans were just quietly00:01:45
preparing their burgers in the States, the approach00:01:47
was completely different; advertising of that time00:01:49
in America was bright, for example in the newspaper00:01:52
In 1893, it was claimed that a hamburger00:01:55
could feed even Satan himself;00:01:57
nothing like this was made in the homeland of the hamburger.00:01:59
In general, the recipe invented in00:02:01
Germany in the USA began to turn into00:02:03
Big Business, but first things first, at the00:02:06
beginning of the 20th century,00:02:08
vending machines for ready-made food came into fashion; they were00:02:10
popular there's a new way00:02:12
to dine in the cities - shouted an advertisement from the pages of the00:02:14
New York Times in July 191200:02:17
try it, you'll like it It was the00:02:19
brainchild of the Horn and Harder company a00:02:21
giant vending machine with rows of00:02:23
windows reminiscent of mailboxes00:02:25
inside dozens of different dishes you throw00:02:27
a coin, turn the handle and the food00:02:30
is yours somewhat reminiscent of modern00:02:31
vending machines, except00:02:33
that this was more than 10000:02:35
years ago, fiction, sandwiches,00:02:37
pies, macaroni and cheese, puddings,00:02:39
whatever, behind the scenes, kitchen workers worked00:02:41
tirelessly to cook and fill empty cases,00:02:44
it was a revolution in the American00:02:46
food service industry, restaurant saved on the00:02:48
waiter and the hall workers, which means that the00:02:50
dishes could cost quite inexpensively,00:02:52
usually it was around 5 cents, but00:02:55
the success was short-lived and at the peak of its00:02:57
development Horn and Hard was the00:02:59
world's largest restaurant chain00:03:01
serving hundreds of thousands of people every day in00:03:03
New York and Philadelphia but the Great00:03:06
Depression rolled through it like a roller. Who00:03:08
knows, maybe the company was simply unlucky to00:03:10
be born at the wrong time, the company00:03:12
somehow settled scores until the00:03:13
ninety-first year when the glass00:03:15
doors of the last machine closed00:03:17
forever Oh yes it was A harsh time at the00:03:20
dawn of American catering restaurants00:03:22
in general, they were often00:03:23
converted railway cars or00:03:25
vans in the form we are familiar with.00:03:28
Fast food restaurants were00:03:29
invented by the White Castle company. The first00:03:32
of them opened in the state of Kansas in the00:03:33
twenty-first year. The name00:03:35
translates as white castle and the creators00:03:37
played on this by choosing the design of the establishment.00:03:39
By the way, some buildings have been preserved00:03:41
I still think they look cool, although it’s00:03:43
strange White Castle decided to change00:03:46
people’s perception of hamburgers at that00:03:48
time, many believed that the00:03:49
poorest quality meat was used in their production,00:03:51
so the company built its00:03:53
restaurants so that customers could see00:03:55
how their food was prepared, the idea of cleanliness and00:03:58
order there were key personnel, for example,00:04:00
wore a spotlessly clean uniform, now00:04:02
all this seems to us as commonplace But00:04:04
then it was something incredible But00:04:07
McDonald's was already on their heels, the first00:04:09
establishment to use a conveyor00:04:11
system in 195800:04:12
McDonald's did what no00:04:14
one could do, they sold 100 million hamburgers and00:04:17
taught Americans to eat out00:04:20
when, with the rise in living standards, people began to00:04:22
buy cars en masse in00:04:23
American fast food restaurants, a00:04:25
Drive in service form appeared, the00:04:28
first such restaurant where you00:04:29
could drive up to a special00:04:30
window appeared here in California, it00:04:33
was called a pig stand soon it quickly00:04:35
spread throughout all states00:04:37
McDonald's at that time was thinking about something else00:04:39
the company wanted to fall in love with the hearts of00:04:41
American children children's menus they00:04:43
created already in the sixties and00:04:45
Ronald McDonald's first appeared in an00:04:47
advertisement in sixty-three, although the00:04:48
clown looked just terrible then00:04:50
happ Meal small sets appeared food00:04:53
for children and it was a huge success the00:04:55
clown from McDonald's becomes one of the00:04:57
most recognizable fictional characters00:04:59
in the world according to statistics, according to this indicator00:05:01
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think about entering00:05:52
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the embassy starts00:06:06
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moving and a course on obtaining a visa00:06:24
on your own and there is a course on financial00:06:26
literacy in American, in short, here are00:06:28
all the products that we have00:06:29
ever released, we00:06:33
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leave a request and have time to purchase00:06:44
all this under the most favorable00:06:48
conditions since the beginning of the seventies,00:06:51
American fast food franchises00:06:53
entered international markets, a model that00:06:55
originated in America began global00:06:57
expansion, it’s hard to believe, but at00:06:59
that time there were almost no major00:07:01
players in the fast food market in the world and People00:07:04
couldn’t just run into a restaurant for 10 minutes to have a00:07:05
quick and tasty meal and00:07:08
then go about your business. You00:07:10
can’t order borscht, which00:07:11
will be cooked for you for 2 hours and then you still00:07:13
hastily slurp it up hot, it’s00:07:16
funny to even think about it; burgers are convenient00:07:17
to hold in your hand; you can take them with00:07:19
you in the car or put them at work and00:07:21
nothing will happen to them; they are00:07:23
ready instantly. In general,00:07:24
everything came together here at one point. And the00:07:27
more I study this topic, the more I see how00:07:29
well everything turned out then, for00:07:32
example, the boom played a huge role that00:07:35
is, a sharp increase in the birth rate It00:07:37
would seem that this could00:07:38
matter, but firstly, when the00:07:40
large generation of baby boomers in00:07:42
America became teenagers, they00:07:44
went to work en masse and many of them00:07:46
went to work in public catering, and00:07:48
secondly, since they were now paid a00:07:51
salary, they had money and they00:07:53
had the opportunity to increasingly have lunch or00:07:54
dinner outside the home, that is, at the same00:07:56
fast food restaurants, as a result,00:07:58
companies like McDonald's became00:08:00
the largest employers in the USA. And in00:08:02
terms of profit, things were going uphill for them.00:08:04
By the way, it is generally accepted that the Baby Boom -00:08:05
This is pure American phenomenon But00:08:07
of course these are not so similar trends00:08:09
were observed in Europe and other parts of00:08:11
the world and that is why the success of McDonald's was00:08:13
so global. The eighties fast food00:08:15
became something more than just a way to00:08:17
satisfy hunger, artists drew attention to it00:08:19
Andy RHL is of course the biggest00:08:22
name associated with art of that time00:08:24
For example, his famous work00:08:25
in black and white But in this video the00:08:28
Great Hu silently eats a hamburger for 4 minutes. The00:08:31
concept of the video was00:08:33
that a burger is a food accessible to everyone,00:08:35
so a burger can unite a00:08:37
variety of people in the very act of eating food00:08:40
the boundaries between people really00:08:42
blurred in the nineties, the00:08:43
first McDonald's opened in Moscow to00:08:45
try dishes unusual for Soviet00:08:47
people;00:08:49
thousands of people gathered on Tverskoy Boulevard; they stood00:08:51
in line for hours on the street for burgers and00:08:53
fries. It was a resounding00:08:55
success; on the very first day of work, they00:08:57
served more than 30 thousand visitors, in00:09:00
fact, Mak was the first Western-00:09:02
type restaurant in the Soviet Union. It was an00:09:04
exorbitant service at that time; the00:09:06
cleaning lady wiped away dirty00:09:08
marks on the floor every 5 minutes; bones were greeted by smiling00:09:10
employees, and all this in the Soviet Union,00:09:13
where the sales profession was prestigious00:09:15
because you could sell anything - from under the00:09:17
counter and being rude to customers and now00:09:19
McDonald's comes into this world. Yes, this is00:09:22
not the healthiest food. Yes, the crowds were00:09:24
such that there could be no talk of any comfort,00:09:25
but it was a revolution in the field of00:09:28
Soviet public catering. By the way, on archival00:09:30
footage of that time you can find00:09:31
comments from the first visitors of the00:09:33
Russian McDonald's. But many of00:09:36
them, by the way, don't like the food; they expected00:09:38
more, but I didn't like it at all.00:09:41
If you think about it, fast food is the kind of00:09:43
food that simply must be tasty00:09:45
and attractive; fats; carbohydrates; sugar and00:09:47
salt; all this is sweet box And it’s also00:09:49
very inexpensive, there are no exotic00:09:51
spices, risky recipes and00:09:52
unconventional combinations of ingredients,00:09:54
American cuisine does not have any00:09:56
exceptional00:09:58
characteristics at all. It is quite average, but00:10:00
nevertheless it managed to occupy this00:10:02
special place. How did it happen that00:10:04
American fast food chains00:10:06
came to a world that looked into the past in00:10:09
this world there were culinary preferences and00:10:10
different cuisines, all this took an00:10:12
incredibly long time to prepare, was expensive, and not every fast food could afford to come00:10:14
to a restaurant to order something from00:10:16
this world of the past,00:10:18
but it changed the world, it was a00:10:20
rebellion against rich traditions and00:10:22
gentlemen In tailcoats, now you can00:10:24
go to a cafe, it will cost you very00:10:26
little and you will be instantly served by a00:10:28
real person T this is exactly how young00:10:30
people would rather go to KFC than to an expensive00:10:32
Japanese restaurant and statistics00:10:34
prove this and you just have to come00:10:36
to terms with it If you want to open an00:10:38
establishment with Russian pancakes and00:10:41
Rastegaev of the world franchise, you are not Dora, the00:10:44
truth is in this Of course, there is absolutely00:10:46
nothing wrong and at the local level it is00:10:48
quite possible to grow into some kind of00:10:50
relatively successful large company00:10:52
Many people like to Buy food in00:10:54
fast food restaurants of large00:10:55
chains because they are confident in the quality of the00:10:57
products this is especially important If you are00:10:59
traveling somewhere in Southeast Asia00:11:01
or Africa, you take a conventional BIC00:11:03
mag there and are absolutely sure that it will00:11:05
taste about the same as in00:11:07
New York, Boston or Moscow, and you also00:11:10
know for sure that your digestive00:11:11
system will not fall apart But the most00:11:13
important thing Wherever you are You00:11:15
can go to one of the tens of thousands of00:11:16
McDonald's or KFC restaurants and buy a00:11:19
piece of America there No matter who you are,00:11:21
how old you are, whether you are rich or not, for00:11:23
a couple of dollars you can touch the00:11:24
American way of life and this is an00:11:26
amazing symbiosis on the one hand,00:11:29
American fast food chains and on00:11:30
the other hand, American culture, they00:11:32
hand in rent as if it were a package00:11:34
deal. You may not realize00:11:36
that every time you go to Mac00:11:38
you support the lifestyle accepted in the00:11:39
USA. But it works exactly like that. even00:11:42
if in your country McDonald's00:11:43
was renamed tasty and the point00:11:45
doesn't change for many people, the USA00:11:48
is primarily fast food Hollywood and00:11:50
other elements of the American way of00:11:52
life, in fact, presidents come and00:11:54
go, the dollar rises and falls, but you are00:11:56
absolutely sure that the taste of the burger will be00:11:58
about the same as 10 or 20 years00:12:00
ago and the advertising done was simply00:12:02
amazing played an important role in this00:12:04
I think we all We remember for example this00:12:06
commercial we grilled cats00:12:08
special sauces cucumbers salads onions everything00:12:11
on a bun with sesame seeds just like that and It's00:12:14
Big you know when McDonald's launched00:12:16
this song to the people in 2002, it is more than 2000:12:19
years old. But we still remember it by heart00:12:21
and it’s just amazing and all these00:12:23
burgers, nuggets and fries - this is00:12:26
not just national American00:12:27
cuisine, this has already gone beyond the scope of00:12:29
culinary affairs, in fact it became a00:12:32
reflection of the philosophy of the New World with00:12:34
its desire for freedom and happiness and00:12:36
equality I wanted to go eat, you00:12:39
don’t even have to get out of the car all this00:12:40
quickly and efficiently now we00:12:42
take it for granted, but00:12:43
throughout the history of mankind we00:12:45
could not even dream of this And I myself00:12:47
the approach to doing business in America00:12:49
is different, here no one is running around with a saber00:12:51
on a naked mall. But this is our fast food and00:12:53
hamburger is also ours. How we easily00:12:55
outplayed you all. America is ahead. And even00:12:58
here it’s funny to think about it, and certainly with this00:13:00
approach we could have everyone on the contrary,00:13:01
they scared no one is arguing about Whose00:13:04
dish this is, as you know There is an eternal dispute about whose00:13:06
borscht or who invented dumplings or00:13:08
potato pancakes, no one cares about that00:13:10
Yours Our What's the difference Let's just00:13:12
make money on it and this approach00:13:15
ultimately proved to be the most00:13:17
effective you don’t force everyone00:13:19
to love your culture, but they start to00:13:20
love it simply because it’s00:13:22
really tasty, beautiful and convenient, and00:13:24
who now even remembers the German00:13:26
origin of the burger when they pose at00:13:29
McDonald’s? And to put it bluntly, the00:13:31
Americans not only didn’t invent00:13:33
the hamburger, they didn’t even invented00:13:35
fast food itself in the same way that they did not invent00:13:37
cars or television, they00:13:40
were just the first to turn it into an00:13:42
art and spread it throughout the world.00:13:44
The British invented the fast00:13:46
food industry much earlier, although in their00:13:48
case it was Much less00:13:49
attractive fish and00:13:51
chips which could hardly would00:13:53
spread throughout the world just like a00:13:55
cheeseburger or BIC Mag, the first cafes with00:13:57
such fish dishes opened back00:13:59
in 1860 in the British city of Oldham, yes00:14:02
And in general the approach of the British was less00:14:04
serious; for example, they could sell00:14:05
their dishes wrapped in an old newspaper.00:14:07
But of course here you can make allowance for the fact00:14:09
that it was a different time and people00:14:11
then lived much poorer; all that00:14:13
American fast food did was take00:14:15
existing models and improve00:14:18
them, adapt them to our fast and00:14:20
mobile life, could anyone else do this00:14:22
besides American companies Of course yes, but00:14:24
for some reason no one did, and00:14:26
these giant food restaurant chains00:14:29
could take advantage of their dominant00:14:31
position in the market and stupidly churn out00:14:34
the same products, but they meet the00:14:36
local cultures halfway and roll out00:14:39
interesting adaptations in Lebanon, for example,00:14:41
you can buy a donut with chocolate and00:14:43
mango from Dunkin But the00:14:46
American chain dominos Pizza has gone the furthest, what00:14:48
don’t they add there? In India you will00:14:50
find pizza with Kari in Australia with00:14:52
pineapple and shrimp in Iceland with00:14:54
green peppers and mushrooms and so on and00:14:56
so on until your pizza is00:14:58
in Japan can include teriyaki chicken00:15:00
corn and seaweed00:15:02
at the same time in the Middle East the00:15:04
traditional hamburger bun at00:15:06
McDonald's is often replaced with flatbread in00:15:09
Israel McDonald's opened kosher00:15:11
restaurants and in Indonesia and Pakistan00:15:13
restaurants have a halal certificate and00:15:15
such respect for local customs is very00:15:17
cool and in general it is An interesting00:15:19
marketing move, tourists can00:15:21
come to such countries and go to a00:15:22
restaurant to buy unusual dishes00:15:24
that they will never be able to00:15:25
try in their home country. In00:15:27
Las Vegas, there is a restaurant selling00:15:29
burgers with exotic Japanese00:15:31
foie gras beef and black trophies.00:15:33
This burger is sold with a bottle of Bordeaux00:15:35
worth more than 2,000 dollars on the menu the00:15:37
dish is listed as RBR 5,000 it’s not difficult to00:15:40
prove that 5,000 is the price Oho00:15:43
Andy Warhol would be upset talk about the00:15:45
availability of fast food for everyone if he00:15:47
saw this, but this is of course an exception to the00:15:49
rule, most hamburgers are00:15:51
quite inexpensive But such hegemony of00:15:53
American chains is not everywhere are perceived00:15:55
hospitably. I really love the example of00:15:57
France, where many people view the00:15:59
popularity of overseas00:16:01
fast food restaurants as a threat to00:16:03
national identity. French00:16:05
cuisine is truly incredible, there are00:16:07
unique recipes and gastronomic00:16:09
habits that are not found anywhere else in the world,00:16:11
but most of the dishes of this cuisine are00:16:13
truffles and cheeses. Galantine is quite expensive00:16:16
and when the French gradually began to00:16:18
switch to cheap and tasty fast food.00:16:20
Forgetting about their dishes, this became a00:16:21
problem and as a result they created00:16:23
their own local fast00:16:25
food chains with a national bias with00:16:27
croissant baguettes and other French00:16:29
delicacies, but again, will they be able to00:16:32
conquer the world with using dishes that are not00:16:33
so widely popular abroad. I00:16:35
have big doubts about this.00:16:37
American fast food really has00:16:39
something to criticize for, for example,00:16:40
studies show that the quality of00:16:42
products has decreased over the past 30 years,00:16:45
but the serving size, on the contrary, has increased.00:16:47
All this, of course, has a bad effect on00:16:49
people’s health, but the world continues to go00:16:51
crazy, China with its long and00:16:54
strong traditions is very quickly00:16:56
adopting American00:16:57
consumer culture Despite all this00:16:59
talk about enmity between countries and00:17:01
some fundamental differences in00:17:03
mentality It would seem that this is where China is And00:17:05
where America is, these are completely different00:17:07
cultures, but no, global trends in our00:17:09
time are quickly being adopted and, as I already00:17:11
said, in fact, America was able to pro-socialize00:17:14
with itself something that it had never even00:17:15
invented, it was not some kind of00:17:17
national dish that is 500 years old. Yes, the00:17:19
USA itself is not even 300 years old, but00:17:21
nevertheless they were able, with the help of their00:17:23
culture, to tie it to themselves and say00:17:25
yes, we didn’t come up with this, but look how00:17:27
cool we promoted it. By the way, remember00:17:30
those vending machines for ready-made meals that00:17:32
I talked about at the beginning of the video00:17:33
last year in Texas, McDonald's opened the00:17:35
first fully automated00:17:37
restaurant which is controlled by robots behind00:17:40
the counter, there are no employees at all, to be00:17:42
honest, there are people in the kitchen, of course, but00:17:44
Mac doesn’t really talk about it so as not to00:17:46
spoil the Wow effect. It’s funny how, after00:17:48
more than 100 years, history repeats itself00:17:51
again, do you think that McDonald’s experience00:17:53
will be more successful than that company00:17:55
with automatic food boxes00:17:57
Write in the comments It seems to me00:17:59
that, strangely enough, not everyone00:18:00
will like establishments where00:18:02
there are no people among the employees at all, it may00:18:05
seem somehow lifeless or something.00:18:07
Although on the other hand, many people now00:18:08
place orders on touch screens with almost00:18:11
no contact with staff, the00:18:12
perception of McDonald's in Russia and the USA00:18:14
was different in the United States, it was always00:18:16
perceived as a place with inexpensive food00:18:18
for ordinary people, and in Russia in the00:18:19
nineties and early 2000s,00:18:21
people sometimes went to McDonald's for some00:18:23
reason, they could even celebrate a00:18:25
birthday or sit and agree on something00:18:27
with a colleague, I personally00:18:29
remember such an attitude towards poppy seeds, even in00:18:30
Moscow, of course, not as a restaurant but also00:18:33
not as a cafe. But this is something in between00:18:35
in America, people don’t do this and never00:18:36
did in ours time, the Russians00:18:38
have certainly adopted this American type of00:18:40
consumption where fast food is perceived as00:18:42
nothing more than a snack, there is00:18:44
almost no flair of celebration and holiday left,00:18:46
this is another nuance in which it is clear that the00:18:48
global product that the00:18:49
American00:18:51
supercourt is creating is the behavior of people and not only00:18:54
the behavior but also their own And also this00:18:56
success was achieved because00:18:58
the state in America does not interfere in00:19:00
business affairs; there is no magic in00:19:02
cooking fast food; this is not a flight into00:19:04
space, where without the state there is no way. Although00:19:06
private American companies have been00:19:08
conquering space for a long time, and they do00:19:10
it much better than many other countries.00:19:12
By the way, we They released a separate video about this.00:19:14
I directly recommend watching it. The00:19:15
truth is that00:19:17
Rospotrebnadzor does not necessarily have to00:19:19
go and constantly check products in the00:19:21
US, businesses cope with this00:19:23
on their own, they simply do what00:19:26
brings more profit and leaves00:19:28
customers satisfied, the authorities, of course, also00:19:30
play in this matter its role, but it is00:19:32
noticeably less than, for example, in Russia, where00:19:34
everything is one way or another closed to the00:19:36
state, but at the same time, fast food00:19:38
is something more complex than just00:19:40
putting a cutlet on a bun. The point is00:19:42
that McDonald's is honed to the ideal,00:19:44
literally everything should be00:19:46
as fresh as possible tasty and inexpensive00:19:48
What size should a cup of00:19:50
coffee be how loud should the music be played00:19:52
so that it seems to force you to00:19:54
chew rhythmically and not stay in the establishment00:19:55
for too long but at the same time so that it00:19:57
is not too loud And annoying00:20:00
in general Here is any Aspect all logistics00:20:02
all delivery chains like they are brought00:20:04
cutlets or sesame grains, everything is00:20:06
incredibly optimized, and in order for00:20:08
McDonald's to sell tasty and00:20:10
cheap food, they must save00:20:12
on literally everything but at the same time keep the00:20:15
quality high; it is almost00:20:17
impossible, but they succeeded; technology00:20:19
decides everything; today, fast food is00:20:21
profitable a business whose turnover00:20:23
amounts to hundreds of billions of dollars;00:20:26
these are huge corporations that have00:20:28
restaurants in almost all countries of the world, but00:20:30
once upon a time it all started with tiny00:20:32
cafes that barely made00:20:33
ends meet. I think many of the people would like to00:20:36
know some secret, like what is00:20:38
it? Americans invent in their00:20:40
laboratories and add them to burgers to00:20:42
make them tastier, but everything is much simpler00:20:44
and much more complex at the same time. The secret00:20:46
ingredient of their success is00:20:49
that they reach consumers of all00:20:51
countries and cultures and offer them a taste of00:20:54
America, sometimes adapting their menus to00:20:56
people’s taste preferences which00:20:58
then become their loyal00:21:00
client base; the secret is also that00:21:02
in order to be loved, you don’t need to00:21:04
shout at every corner that you00:21:06
invented something. And this is part of your national00:21:08
cuisine; the secret is that the state does not00:21:10
have to control every pack of00:21:11
sauces in your restaurant the secret is00:21:14
that you can achieve anything if you show00:21:16
enough persistence and perseverance,00:21:18
there are no other secrets, friends00:21:20
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