The next sentence: ¿Dónde está el cajero automático más cercano, por favor?
When the cash machine spits out the money, there is thunder (dónde), and on the banknotes there are branches with cups (está). The machine runs on electricity (el). You haul the money away on a cart with a soft kettle on it, and the cart is red (cajero; the German “Karren”, “Kessel” and “rot” give you the sounds). It has an automatic gearbox that surely cost a lot – in German “gekostet” (automático).
The driver is holding a litre of beer, in German a “Maß” (más), which is very cold – “sehr kalt” – and he is singing from sheet music, in German “Noten” (cercano). Because the notes are part of the image, you get the ending -no right. Finally he stops in front of a gate (por favor).