Here are the bullet points summarizing the topics discussed in the video:

- The person filming is preparing eggs before leaving for a vacation trip because school is on break.
- They discuss the use of a particular cleaning product that is helpful for rough hands and can also be used for laundry.
- The mother is getting ready and putting on makeup while deciding if she wants to buy a specific type of rice called "Three Ladies" which she hasn't tried yet.
- They discuss whether to buy restaurant food or not and mention that the mother usually doesn't express desire for specific foods.
- There are discussions on fashion choices and preparations for leaving the house, including unplugging electronics and choosing an orange backpack.
- They decide to sit by the window at a pizza place because it's a bit dim elsewhere within the restaurant.
- Post-meal, they go to an Asian store to buy the preferred rice brand (Asian's Best) for their mother but do not find it and consider trying another store.
- They look for other items at the store such as spring roll wrappers, fish sauce, and a "walistambu" (broom) that the grandmother requested.
- There's a fruit selection at the store with items such as dragon fruit and kumquat tea on the shelves.
- They decide to visit another store to find the rice and consider buying a wok since there is limited selection at the first store.
- Back at home, they discuss the rice again. The mother has cooked the "Three Ladies" brand rice, but prefers the "Asian's Best Red Elephant" brand, which she considers the best.
- There's an interaction with a child named Ben who has come to visit the grandmother and shows her a broom they bought.
- Lastly, the video ends by addressing the leftover Chinese food and how to handle the portioning for the mother who is noncommittal about how much she would like.

(Note: Certain items like rice brands and brooms are discussed multiple times in various contexts as the family goes about their day and completes their shopping activities.)