Your flight was half an hour late and you are afraid of missing the meeting: I’m running late. How much more do you charge to go over the speed limit?
You are holding a wooden egg with a little mouse painted on it (I’m), you run through a door with a narrow hole and knock your ring against the frame (running), then down a ladder (late). At the taxi you bang on the roof, the driver asks whether you want to dance the cha-cha (how much), you say you would rather do it tomorrow (more), duck inside to the judo belt and ask whether he comes from Czechia – he worked in a radio factory there where everyone danced the cha-cha (do you charge). He steps on the gas like in a go-kart (to go) and drives into a tunnel shaped like an O (over) where a piglet stands on a chair (the), having taken speed right to the limit (speed limit).