You walk into the departure hall, look for your airline on the display boards and ask someone: Excuse me, where’s the check-in for … Airlines?
Gregor Staub breaks the sentence down into images: the ex-girlfriend with a kiss and a glass of milk for excuse me, the werewolf with a snake for where’s, the armchair for the, and the ice hockey player throwing a check for check-in. Then say the sentence out loud a few times – speaking involves far more of your brain than simply thinking it.