
was charged [?]

No. He (Sami) charged the customer. Sami owns a bar and he charged that customer three times for just one drink. He asked him to pay the drink three separate times. He took advantage of that customer's drunkenness. There's even a joke about that taxi driver who got 3 drunk customers in his car. He turned on the engine, then turned it off without moving his car an inch, then he charged the customers. They paid him, got out of his car, then one of them staggered back to him. The taxi driver thought that guy realized he had fooled them, but when that drunk guy arrived at his window, he simply told him: "Next time, don't drive so fast, OK?"
Does my explanation make sense?
Could you please translate my sentence into Portuguese?

Yes. Now I understand. And the joke is very funny indeed.
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