Former Air Force drone operator says the job isn't like a video game. 'There's not a single game in the world that can prep you.'

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Tanner Yackley standing in front of a military drone.

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Inside the Netherlands' greenhouse empire. Photos show how it became the world's second-largest agricultural exporter.

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A greenhouse in the Netherlands that grows tomatoes.

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American diners are dying. I visited the diner capital of America to find out if they can survive.

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Business Insider Producer Abby Narishkin chows down on a Taylor Ham Egg and Cheese Roll, a New Jersey classic.

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A former high school art teacher makes thousands of extra dollars a month by customizing Labubus. He says this side hustle has changed his life.

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Ellis Stephens' customized Labubus are a hot commodity.

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I run a nearly 100-year-old New Jersey diner. I won't serve avocados on my menu.

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Jim Greberis at Summit Diner.

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US Army captain says top drone pilots are the ones who play video games when they get off on Fridays

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US Army soldiers looking at a handheld device.
US Army soldiers looking at a handheld device.

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Astronauts and scientists explain why living in space is almost impossible

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A giant rotating space habitat known as an "O'Neill Cylinder" after its inventor. It could be miles across and uses centrifugal force to generate artificial gravity.

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I've made over $40,000 selling plush dolls I scoop from claw machines. Here's how I learned to beat the game and turn my hobby into a profitable side hustle.

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Mike Nay in a room full of plushies he won
Mike Nay in his ar-cave surrounded by plushies he plans to sell or donate.

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