Father tells children to mind the house; children request snacks

The father instructs his children to look after the house as he and the mother head out shopping. He mentions a recent gas cylinder theft in the neighborhood and cautions them to be careful.

"There are lots of thieves these days. A gas cylinder was stolen from the house next door yesterday. So you need to keep a good watch on the house," he says.

After accepting the father's instructions, the first child pesters him to buy toffee, biscuits, and chocolate. The second child also lists the same snacks and mimics eating while saying, "That's what I'll eat."

Both children repeatedly request that their father bring back "lots of snacks" when he returns. Each mentions the same list of toffee, biscuits, and chocolate while continuing to mimic eating.