The document discusses U.S. foreign aid spending. It notes that the average American estimates that 26 beans (out of 100 representing the U.S. budget) are spent on foreign aid, but in reality less than 1 bean or 1% of the budget goes to foreign aid, which is about $35 billion. When considering foreign aid as a percentage of GDP, Americans estimate 26% is spent, but actually it is only 0.33% of GDP, which is equivalent to cutting one bean into thirds and spending one third of one bean out of 100 representing total GDP. The document aims to provide perspective on actual U.S. foreign aid spending compared to common misperceptions.