Just when we thought Ku and Su were the queens of adding to cart, in walks writer, producer, actor, and comedian Phoebe Robinson. She introduces a whole new term, “cartin,” teaches Ku and Su that you can actually max out a shopping cart online, and then brings it back to earth with her three picks for the show. Plus, Su tries to slow down and Ku tries to find the source of a long lasting headache.

Please note, Add To Cart contains mature themes and may not be appropriate for all listeners.

To see all products mentioned in this episode, head to @addtocartpod on Instagram. To read the articles that reference Phoebe’s add to carts, see below.

You can max out your cart at ShopBop: https://bit.ly/shopbopcartin
Phoebe is trying to practice compassionate detachment: https://bit.ly/compassionatedetachment
Speedy Morman on being lonely at the top: https://bit.ly/lonelyatthetopvid
Phoebe and bae are doing more parallel play: https://bit.ly/parallelplay
Check out Phoebe’s production company, Tiny Reparations: https://bit.ly/tinyreparations
And the imprint alongside it: Tiny Reparations Books: https://bit.ly/tinyrepbooks
Ava with the good bread: https://bit.ly/cookingoutlao
Buy all three of Phoebe’s books at Powell’s: https://bit.ly/booksatpowells
Watch Phoebe Robinson’s debut comedy special, Sorry, Harriet Tubman: https://bit.ly/sorryharriettubman
Phoebe’s Book, “Everything is Trash, But It’s Okay” will be developed into a Freeform comedy series: https://bit.ly/everythingistrashshow
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