| After a stressful two-hour meeting at the office...both Ken and Jim are hungry as it's already time for lunch... |
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 | Hey Jim! Do you want to try this popular burger place around the corner? | |
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| Yeah sure! I've been wanting to eat a burger. Let's go. | |
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| Ken and Jim went to the burger place and ordered their food...Ken has had this burger before but not Jim...Jim's mind after tasting the Impossible Burger... |
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| Are you all right Jim? You know that this burger is not made of meat right? It's made a burger made entirely from plants. | |
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| Impossible! How can they? This just looks and tastes like a regular burger. | |
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| Ken explaining to Jim how the Impossible Burger was created by Pat Brown, a professor at Stanford University, who specializes in biomedical... |
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| Well, Brown came up with this because of the problem of animal livestock farming. He wanted to re-create the taste of beef - without using animals. | |
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| So, he used his expertise to deconstruct the composition of meat (from cows) and found out about the compound called heme, which also is found in plants. | |
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