The routine of wanting to eat ice cream

Stopping in the gazebo halfway up the dome mountain, I heard the routine that several children wanted to eat ice cream in ten minutes. It was quite interesting and I wrote it down. ?

? one

"Mom, there is a supermarket here."

Mom didn't answer.

"Mom, there is a supermarket here."

"Then what?"

"I want to eat ice cream."

"This is a place for drinking tea, and there is no ice cream."

"Yes!"

"You want to eat ice cream, so your eyes are full of ice cream."

? two

"Mom, there is water to sell here."

"Oh."

"Look, this is your favorite mineral water."

"Enough water, don't buy it."

"Then I want to buy ice cream."

? three

"Mom, I'll go in and have a look."

"What's there to see?"

"I'll see if there is any ice cream."

"Don't buy ice cream."

"I won't eat it. I'll see if there is any strawberry flavor."

? four

"Mom, I'm thirsty."

"Come on, have a drink."

"I don't want to drink water."

"What shall we do?"

"Mom, there is ice cream."

? five

"Mom, I can't walk."

"Then rest."

"OK, Mom, you sit here and I'll go over there."

"Didn't you leave?"

"I can't walk because it's too hot. I'll see if there is air conditioning inside. "

"Are you going to see if there is any ice cream?"