You have arrived, a meeting of about an hour is ahead of you, and you would rather not hunt for another taxi afterwards: How much would it cost for you to wait here? I need about an hour.
You bang on the window, the driver asks whether you want to dance the cha-cha (how much), instead you hand him a date-flavoured sausage from Italy and ask what it cost (would it cost): four judo belts wrapped in a cloth (for you to). Then he should go and drink tea by the pond (wait), where a stag with red fur is standing (here), which he feeds with an egg, never with dates (I need); out of an apple he builds a terrace (about), puts a pineapple on it (an), and behind it cars drive past with the radio turned up loud (hour).