Once upon a time there was a oatmeal flapjack named jack at a breakfast restaurant with all his other peers on a sunny morning.

Until a kid named Jacob picked up

Jack the flapjack due to being hungry.

Jacob put Jack the flapjack in his mouth soon to be chewed up and swallowed going down the digestive systems.

In the mouth jack is chewed up with Jacobs teeth which breaks down jack and with the help of saliva that helps soften jack and be able to swallow easily.

Soon enough after jack the flapjack was broken down and easily swallowed going down the esophagus with the help of the pharynx.

The pharynx is something in the throat which closes the air tube in your neck so that the food wont go down the windpipe tube but only down the esophagus to the stomach.

When jack the flapjack is going down after being swallowed the next step is going down the esophagus.

The esophagus  is a muscular tube that helps connect the pharynx known as the (throat)  to the stomach. Its basically the pathway from the mouth and the stomach.

After Jack the flapjack has went down the esophagus he has entered the kids stomach which starts another process.

The stomach holds food and mixes it with its acid which is mixed with enzymes and helps to continue to break down jack into liquid that  can be processed to the next step.

When jack the flapjack is done being broken down and turned into a liquid the next place he travels to in the body is the small intestine.

The small intestine is the process that helps break down jack even more and helps further digestion, plus helps absorbs jacks nutrients like carbs,protein,minerals, or vitamins from the broken down food.