The next sentence: Una botella de vino, por favor.
The waiter is still wearing shorts, so he is naked from the waist down (una). This time, though, there is a boat down there – a bottle needs more room than a glass, after all. In the boat people are drinking tea and saying “I do” (botella – from “boat”, the German “Tee” for “tea” and “ja” for “yes”). Listen to Elena and you will notice that the pronunciation leans more towards “botesha”; both are understood.
The waiter stretches down to the boat to fetch the bottle and first has to shoo away the winemaker grading the wines (de vino). Then he walks out through a gate (por favor).