In this video, “What Have My Cocoa Beans Got To Do with Canada” it discusses that people need to use their Global Sociological Imagination, and they need to see that even though you may never cross paths with people, their lives still affect you in one way or another. For example the cocoa beans that were planted in Ghana, are now being used as food in Canada, as well as supplying jobs for Canadians that work in the chocolate industry. The central premise of this movie is that we need to realize what we do affects everyone, and we need to use our Global Sociological Imagination and “make or global relations better.” Even though we might now trace back things and find out where they come from we should appreciate them. You never know what stories lay behind such objects for example cocoa beans to clothing there is a lot of time and sweat put into exporting these objects to different countries. I think that this video is a real eye opener, I had never really thought about where our chocolate came from. Because of Canadians and other countries wanting chocolate, it has opened up many jobs for not only Canadians in chocolate factories but Ghanaians when they plant the beans. I believe that it is important for people to see videos like this, because I do not think people really appreciate the hard work that goes into the things we take so easily for granted, such as the cocoa beans. I know now after watching this video, how much other people’s lives affect our own. And that if people in complete opposite ends of the world didn’t do what they were and have been doing, Canadians as well as other people may not have all the things we do have from foods to clothing imported into Canada.