Now, we can investigate the blob (file) object. We can do this using the same command, giving the blob ID as the target for the cat-me.txt file:
$ git cat-file -p 92f046f17079aa82c924a9acf28d623fcb6ca727
The content of the file is cat-me.txt.
Not really that exciting, huh?
This is simply the content of the file, which we can also get by running a normal cat cat-me.txt command. So, the objects are tied together, blobs to trees, trees to other trees, and the root tree to the commit object, all connected by the SHA-1 identifier of the object.
