The offer at the end of the conversation: Get in contact with me anytime if you need help.
You go for a cup of tea with your client (get in); an Indian man is already sitting at the table, extremely sociable and constantly touching you (contact). He whispers because he has a cold (with), drinks milk (me), and since that does not help he takes an aniseed schnapps (any) with a tea floating in it that has a little mouse inside (time).
Next to him stands a hedgehog with figs stuck on its spines (if) and a judo belt around it (you). With that it walks to the Nile, finds dates there (need) lying on pale paper (help).
Sentences 11 to 15 are stored in the gym on your own body: shoes, knee, thigh pocket, backside, navel, chest, shoulders, neck, face, hair. At your feet a doctor tests your reaction, at the knee it sticks out through the hole in your jeans (outstanding), in your trouser pocket sits the contract with a bottle for the toast, the backside recalls “anything but easy”, and at the belt you help a child do up their trousers.