Beans Beans?

Beans.

These beans are rotten.

You ought to raise beans?

You don't like the beans?

Look at these fava beans here!

Okay, woman, where's the beans?

See, that's why I wanna go into beans

Yeah, boy, some beans

Beans are up to 3 cents

So let's start with the process of photosynthesis, the beanstalk.

You wanna make a profit, you plant beans

Yeah, beans are up 3.5 cents now

Beans are up to 3.5 cents now

But you're gonna make them in beans and corn, and stuff like that

So this beanstalk has been growing and growing and have these huge leaves.

And the beanstalk was helping him physically, but also actually providing him with a very precious oxygen.

Let's say now you have thousands of Jacks and thousands of beanstalks.

If we can guarantee him 5 cents a pound and make him a seed loan he'll plant beans.

And actually Jack used these leaves to make his way up this beanstalk.

So, this is how this beanstalk became very famous because it basically allowed Jack to use it like a ladder.

I'm actually kind of gonna write it out here, between Jack and the bean stock? And really, between all plants and animals?

And so, let's actually take a moment to write out these processes that are happening between Jack and the beanstalk.

Now, Jack came across, a long time ago, a famous, now famous, beanstalk.

In fact, if the beanstalk didn't do that, he may not have even made it.

Look at this young bean that is moving to catch the light every time.

Now, the part that we don't hear about is, what was going on between Jack and the beanstalk?

So on the one hand, you've got water, 'cause of course the beanstalk needs water.

In fact, he's using the chemical energy to help him climb the beanstalk.

And so, Jack is basically, or Jack is actually going from light energy to chemical energy, using these two equations.

You got the vegan version of stuff, or eat things that are truly natural like fruits and vegetables, beans and lentils, and seeds.

You've got the vegan version of stuff, or eat things that are truly natural, like fruits and vegetables or beans and lentils.

He is making a lot of this gas, this carbon dioxide gas, as kind of a waste product, as he was running, scampering up the beanstalk.

We know that on the one hand, you have beanstalk doing photosynthesis, and on the other hand, you have folks like Jack doing cellular respiration, right?

When you've been married to a man 40 years... you know all that don't amount to a hill of beans.

And in fact, we know that sunlight is quite important for this process and we think that this process... the name that we give it, for the beanstalk anyway, is photosynthesis.