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It costs over $1 million per day to run one of the world's biggest cruise ships. From swiftlet bird nests to electronic waste, From New Zealand sheep farms to ancient cork forests, From butter artisans, to the sculptors building clay models for car companies Ford, to the wig makers for films and TV shows, ... From chefs in Singapore who make in-flight meals, to flight attendants for Delta and Emirates, to dog trainers, to the team keeping ... From Mexican mezcal and Indian desert salt to Ghanaian cocoa and Portuguese sardines, in 2022, From the engineers who build million-dollar crash-test-dummies, to the designers behind fancy cars that never see the road, ... From confiscating illegal food at JFK Airport to repairing old military planes and trashing massive cruise ships, this season From the kitchens of Qatar Airways to the slopes of Everest, From the craftsmen who make guitars worth thousands of dollars, to the bladesmiths making daggers that date back thousands of ... From the environmental workers who protect birds from toxic pits to the volcano scientists who study how fast lava moves, Around the world, craftspeople have devoted themselves to the pursuit of perfection — a historical enthusiast in Tunisia who ... From bagel store employees to the people who clean the 9/11 Memorial,