A long sentence with two options: Should we sign the contract at our office or should I come to you?
On the way to his office you notice your shoes covered in dirt (should), you are wearing nappies because the meeting will run long (we), and you wash your hands with soap until your skin feels like a rhino’s (sign); then he offers you an armchair (the) and an ice cream cone with a tractor printed on the paper (contract). It smells so sharp that you say “ouch”, and a radio is playing at the back (at our); the door is open and a finger with a ring and a snake peers out (office), an ear next to it (or). Then the man himself comes in with dirty shoes (should), an egg in his hand that looks odd (I come), takes a cloth (to), and as he bends down you see his judo belt (you).