Take a simple word and plot, use it as the main piece of dialouge:
“I moved the can of cans over to the can of cantaloupes.”
“You can’t move the can of cans. Not without a can of cans Can Mover! You’ll have to move the can of cans back.”
“But, I can’t find the can of cans Can Mover! Can’t I just move the can of cans back without the can of cans Can Mover?”
“No, you can’t. Can Movers union rules.”
“Well, then I can’t move the can of cans back.”
“Wait! We can move the can of cans back without a Can Mover if we record you moving the can of cans with a camcorder!”
“Can we, really? Then I can move the can of cans, sans Can Mover, and you can record the cans being moved with a camcorder!”
“No, you can’t.”
“Why can’t I?”
“We’re supposed to be moving the can of cantaloupes.”
“I moved the can of cans over to the can of cantaloupes.”
“You can’t move the can of cans. Not without a can of cans Can Mover! You’ll have to move the can of cans back.”
“But, I can’t find the can of cans Can Mover! Can’t I just move the can of cans back without the can of cans Can Mover?”
“No, you can’t. Can Movers union rules.”
“Well, then I can’t move the can of cans back.”
“Wait! We can move the can of cans back without a Can Mover if we record you moving the can of cans with a camcorder!”
“Can we, really? Then I can move the can of cans, sans Can Mover, and you can record the cans being moved with a camcorder!”
“No, you can’t.”
“Why can’t I?”
“We’re supposed to be moving the can of cantaloupes.”