An old lady was pressing “Sold out” in front of the kiosk.

(1)Whenever I see things like this, I order a drink per person.
(2)You can’t use it for up to 2 hours at a must-have store.
(3)I remember you pointed out that you didn’t write it in English, but you clenched your teeth and wrote it in Korean.
(4)A lady was pressing Sold out in front of the donut kiosk, so I told her that it means it’s sold out.
(5)But do I have to write this in English?
(6)0425 PM
(7)Original Glazed Duds
(8)Original Glay
(9)Original Glazed Duds
(10)Original Razed Duds
(11)Original Glazed Half-Douzen
(12)· Please select the product you want to purchase.
(13)⑦ Total quantity 0 Total payment amount
(14)Cancellation of transaction

(1)The funny thing about this kiosk language setting is that if you look down there, there is a separate language setting button, then if you set it to English, it will be translated into English. Why did you set it as sold out, not sold out, but sold out? UX to UI are all wrong.
(2)An old lady opened the sale out in front of the donut kiosk.
(3)He was pressing the scene, so I told him that it means it’s sold out.
(4)But do I have to write this in English?