Used to list multiple actions or states; 'do things like', 'and'.
Long explanation:
The ~たり、~たり します grammar point is used to list multiple actions or states without fully enumerating them. It can imply that there are more items in the list and can be translated as 'do things like', 'and', 'among other things', or 'and so on' in English. It is formed by attaching たり to the verb stem of the casual past tense of the verb, followed by します.