To help nonnative speakers understand humor, we need to treat humor as a type of enthymeme and provide them with the missing information. How can you put the following cartoon back into syllogism? 

The missing major premise is the world's largest coffee shop chain started in Seattle in 1971, Starbucks. 

In the cartoon, when Santa Claus says "They are my star bucks.", the words "star bucks" and "Starbucks" are homophonic. 

The following information are from https://www.punoftheday.com./homophonic-puns.shtml

A homophonic pun is where a word used in the pun sounds the same as another word with a different meaning. The two words don't have to sound the same, sometimes just sounding similar will be enough to make a pun. 

Examples of Homophonic Puns

A police dog is often the scenter of a drug arrest.

This pun uses the similar sound of the words center and scenter to give this pun its two possible meanings, where a police dog may be the main reason a drug arrest is made i.e. the center of the arrest or where the police dog uses smell to determine someone possessing drugs i.e. the police dog is the 'scenter'.

Can you understand the following cartoon by applying the knowledge above?