logic puzzle - THE SACK PROBLEM....

A poor farmer went to the market to sell some peas and lentils. However, as he had only one sack and didn't want to mix peas and lentils, he poured in the peas first, tied the sack in the middle, and then filled the top portion of the sack with the lentils.

At the market a rich innkeeper happened to come by with his own sack. He wanted to buy the peas, but he did not want the lentils.

Pouring the seed anywhere else but the sacks is considered soiling. Trading sacks is not allowed. The farmer can't cut a hole in his sack.

How would you transfer the peas to the innkeeper's sack, which he wants to keep, without soiling the produce?

1. The farmer should pour the lentils into the innkeeper’s sack, tie it and turn inside out. Pour in the peas. Then untie the sack and pour the lentils back to his sack.

2 The sentences says the farmer can't cut a hole in his sack. but never mention if the innkeeper can cut his own... in this case:

The farmer should pour the lentils into the innkeeper’s sack, bind it. Pour in the peas. Then cut the sack of the innkeeper and pour the lentils back to his sack.

Yeah man... You are absolutely right.....

@ phAnt0m DrAcON If you thought of the answer yourself with out googling, you're smart indeed