I went all the way back and listened from the beginning. I’m a different person now, on a cellular level.

Your dramatic retelling of your every minor shopping or daily interaction is an unexpected DELIGHT! Keep the nonsense coming! I have places for politics and religion but I come exclusively to YOU for a giggly escape AND tips on little known Marshalls and Target treats. Thank you!

Listened to this ep on way home from English horseback riding lesson. Just started. I’m almost 52. It’s wild what I’m asking my body to figure out. Thank you SuChin for sharing your gym adventures!!

No other show makes me laugh this hard. I love how the aunties are unapologetically themselves, and not trying to impress anyone and it shows. It’s hard to find another show that feels this genuine.

I’ve missed Add to Cart while they were gone and figuring out the future, but so glad they’re back in this form now. Every episode is like listening to girlfriends talk about real-life and I’ve enjoyed the material (and immaterial) things they’ve added or removed from cart. Very relatable as a mom, Asian, and person who cares about the world. Loved the most recent episode about trying to not shop at certain businesses, and love that they’ve stated it can’t be perfect but it has to be different from before (so relatable). Keep producing episodes, AtC, you have a lot of fans out there!

So glad the aunties are back and doing things on your own terms!! Loved the Italy episode and imagined myself “chomp, chomping” my way through the many shops you described! Love the show and listening to it while doing housework. I felt so seen with the CVS episode! I now put my Cash Back use by date on my phone calendar too! And Ronnie Chieng got me hooked on Routine deodorant. It’s the best and have never gone back since!

This show makes me feel seen. So glad these ladies are back. Hope they keep the show on.

Usually this is a fun listen but you have got to have better standards than doing ads for an exploitative payday loan service, cloaked in novel tech, for a shopping podcast.

Love Ku, love Su. Stay safe and Su, never change, I love your messy method of packing and the panic it strikes in highly organized hearts and minds.

Two brilliant woman! My favorite shows are when Deanna the Device Detective!!

You don’t need to love shopping but it helps. Love how Kulap and SuChin talk the highest of highs and lowest of lows in both price point and in their lives, and make it hilarious/heartfelt. Cheesy but true, I could listen to them all day talk about their jerky feet and wolf interactions. Bonus points for getting a mascara recommendation out of it. ❤️💜💙 The Add to Cart: Baby and Asian hate episodes were a punch in the gut, and so informative and raw, I applaud their openness. It means a lot to hear their stories, with positivity weaved in. 5 Stars!!

Thank you.

So entertaining

get better guests

Was a big fan until the Jada Pinkett Smith interview. A pandering and nauseating worship of a complete narcissist. Unfollowed.

Hi Aunties, love the Tree Time episode! Laughed and learned. Please get these ladies together again for a holiday chat!

Ku seems like a wild card and she’s a type A, Martha Stewart-level hostessing queen. Su appears buttoned up and she’s a stone cold maniac. God, I love this podcast.

Continue to love this podcast! Hosts are so genuine! Love when they have guests and they share their add to cart items.

Auntie Ku and Su are the best part of my Tuesdays! They are so unhinged and I can never not smile when I’m listening to this pod!

I loved this podcast for about the first year. Now I just get annoyed each time I try to listen. I realize the premise is basically one long advertisement for various products, but the show used to be entertaining and enlightening, and as an Asian person, I loved that the hosts are both Asian. I also have tried and still use some of the products introduced on the show. But now it seems the producers have decided their demographic is wealthy listeners (mostly West Coasters) with rich people problems. The featured products now seem to have sky-high prices that only a small percentage of people can afford. And the commentary about the hosts’ expensive vacations and baby shower wish lists with only high-end and high-price items is, frankly, boring. We know you’re wealthy. We don’t care. We don’t want it waved in our faces on nearly every episode. And mentioning that you know you’re privileged when you talk about the things most of us cannot and/or will not pay for does not make it any less tiresome to hear. I’ve tried to keep listening, but haven’t been able to finish any espiodes in 2023 from sheer boredom and annoyance. There are so many more podcast alternatives that are still entertaining. I’m out.

Dear Su and Ku, I love you both and so appreciate your friendship, your research, your vulnerability and your wit. Thanks for the lols, the introduction to slugging and the O.R.G. Exfoliator, and for appropriately celebrating two joys in my life—the hero tree and the bike short. You’re the best! - Amanda Oh and just to make it weird (sorry Su!): Hi Mike, Jessica and Jason! I went to Middlebury too!

Like the premise but the hosts tend to babble self importantly (presumably trying to be ironic and witty) a lot, and the constant giggling into the mic is so distracting and weird. Pull your mouth back bro. Sometimes podcasts that feel like listening to a private conversation are good - this one just feels like 50% wasted time.

Getting made fun of for his cubes! How dare you! Just kidding I loved episode 0 and the awesome travel tips!

A show about the things we buy and buy into. Co-hosts Kulap Vilaycek and SuChin Pak (from MTV!) talk about what they’re adding or removing from cart, along with occasional guests. But don’t fear that this will cause you to buy more things! Sometimes they recommend products but sometimes they talk about habits and mindsets. It’s a well-rounded, engaging listen that often leaves me inspired.

What a great show!

I just washed to share that this podcast kept me company all night when was up holding sick kids for multiple nights in a row. They provided comedic relief and the Auntie support I needed at 3am along with taking care of my Christmas shopping! I never had an easier holiday shopping experience and all the gifts were treasured. Keep it up Aunties!

I loved the premise of this show and have tried a handful of the recommended products with varying degrees of success. I liked how they used their platform to bring attention to some issues that were important to them. However, I find one of the hosts to be completely out touch when it comes to relatability. I was out when this host said they had a dress code for their baby shower.

Love you two and your show so much but why so many ads? It’s hard to enjoy the podcast when there are so many disturbances. Putting a bunch of ads together is even better than spreading them out like this. Please listen to your episodes and feel the vibe shift. I feel like this duo out of any podcasters would respect wanting the show to be an enjoyable experience overall! Really do love the show but it’s too much :(

This is the only podcast I recommend to my wife to listen to. HIGH END CONTENT.

This is always a fun and mostly breezy listen. I enjoy these gals and their guests!

This is a great show! One of my faves. I’m always caught up!

Found the podcast from do you need a ride and I’ve been hooked!! Obsessed with their banter. Always laughing and learning from the ladies!

I never thought I’d find myself listening to a show about products but these women are hilarious. I feel like we’re best friends who’ve share secrets our who life. They let us right into their lives and I’m just dying laughing. I’m adding Add to Cart to my priority playlist.

The episodes are turning into just ads. There are so many ads that I’m struggling to tell the difference between their actual conversation and the ad breaks. I’m going to set this podcast down for a bit and hope it improves or goes back to being more personal.

Love this podcast and appreciate the recs! Snaps to Ronnie Cheing for his cameo. One topic we’d touched on here and there but we’d love to hear a full episode dedicated to: face care. Creams, serums, foundation, concealer. Smooth skin, acne skin, wrinkles, elasticity, sunscreen, etc. Is the Korean 10-step routine legit (my experience says no)? And on and on.

Friends! My 84 year old mom has been slugging her face with whipped petroleum since her time as a nun in her 20s. That has been her simple skin care routine for decades and to this day she has enviable velvety olive skin. When I tell her how gorgeous her skin is, she says in her thick MN accent: “oh geez, Kate, anyones would be if they were on ice in a convent for their twenties”!

I subscribed to the paid podcast in hopes there would be fewer ads but that’s not the case. It seems like every four minutes there’s another two minutes of ads. It’s impossible to listen to. I want to hear more about their lives and deep conversations about the things they’re buying. It seems to have become sponcon for a necessary beauty products. Please consider going back to a former iteration of this podcast.

Su and Ku are super fun but I also love it when they sometimes get serious and share the ups and downs of their lives. I rarely buy the items that are recommended but I ALWAYS click the link so I can see what they’re talking about!

I love both the hosts and love their conversations but the ads make this unbearable. I feel that the description of the show presented the show to be a show that encourages thoughtful purchases and it seems the hosts mostly just add to cart.

I could listen to Su and Ku for hours, hilarious, sweet and I love hearing their personal take and experiences with certain companies and products.

It seems like there are more ads than content these days. Hearing casual reviews of products is a lot more fun than listening to scripted ads.

Few people are as naturally charming as Ku and Su and Claire. Such hot takes from such women with good taste!

I really enjoy both SuChin and Kulap and the premise of the podcast is fun and they have fun guests. Unfortunately in the last few months there is less and less podcast content and more and more ads. I completely understand the need for ads but the show is already an ad for the items they’re ‘adding to cart’ and now about 50% of the podcast runtime is also ads. I’m starting to feel like I’m just listening to an hour long commercial instead of the great Su and Ku

I loved this podcast so much but it now seems to be mostly actual ads versus reviews. Also, as someone who is not on social media (I know lame, but I’m happier without it) I relied on the description of the episode for the websites, etc and now that has gone way down hill too, with mostly just the ads on there. I used to always want more of this podcast, I love you Ku and Su, I just wish you would take it back to the good ole days lol

I love this show, great recommendations and conversations ❤️

Great podcast!!!

I just didn’t like how many tangents they go on like about her mother getting scammed.

The episodes are quite short so it’s nice quick shot to listen but the ads seemingly take up half the episode. Seems a bit much

I’ve wanted to love this soooo much, and there are parts that are worthwhile and helpful but OMG this has become a show that is basically and hour of sponsored content, the first 20 that’s TWENTY minutes of the conversation in the January Challenges episode was just an ad for this weird face thing (not even a pre-recorded ad that was the next 5min). I’m all for learning About products and creators making money but to have over 30 min straight of sponsored content or ads is just absolutely trash ladies if you have to do that much you’re managing your cash flow wrong or are simply money hungry (which given your poor money habits I get, but maybe actually don’t spend reckless abd be an adult) and are just going to alienate new and formerly loyal listeners, ESPECIALLY since this pod often focus on curbing overspending as unhealthy emotional coping…very confusing folks.

One of my absolute favorite podcasts! Informative, hilarious, and heartwarming. Listening feels like I’m hanging out with cool, funny women I want to be friends with.