What was the woman doing these days? What does the woman want the man to do?

W: Hey, Tom. I wonder if you can help me. I’ve been so busy sightseeing these days and I haven’t done any shopping. Now it’s almost the end of my tour and I’m leaving tomorrow. I need to buy some presents for my family members but I don’t know where to get them.
M: I’m glad to be of any help. Do you have anything particular in mind?
W: Well, I need to buy a warm jumper for my mother so that she can wear it in winter. My sister likes perfume. And then some wine or aftershave for my brother.
M: Can we stop for a moment so I can tell you where you may get those things. Have you got a map there? Well, there’s a Scorch Wale shop here on the left side as you go down Regent Street from the hotel you are staying. They have all kinds of jumpers and tartan skirts and…
W: Oh, tartan skirts? That’s what I want for myself. I love those skirts. And do they also sell socks? I’d like to buy some too.
M: I’m not sure, but there is a sock shop on the opposite side of the street in fact. Now, as to perfume…
W: No. I’ve changed my mind. I think a book for sister and a record for my brother may be better. Can I get those near Piccadilly?
M: Oh, yes. There is big record shop. And not far from there, you will find a good selection of books at Harcher’s.
W: Ah, I see. Well, that’s about everything then. Thank you, Tom. Now let’s go to have a cup of coffee first. My treat.