Author and playwright Susan Lieu joins the pod this week to create a trifecta of Asian Auntie shenanigans. She talks about writing her first memoir, “The Manicurist’s Daughter,” which chronicles her search for answers after losing her mother to a botched tummy tuck. It’s an emotionally raw conversation that will leave you hopeful that generational healing is just as real as the trauma. Then, the Aunties dive into her cart, which is truly an ode to Costco and its generous return policy. Susan also shares her solution to inflating matcha latte prices. 
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The Moët & Chandon Champagne is the good stuff  
Susan is swapping out her Airpods for the Beats Studio Buds
She’s sleeping on flights with the Amazon napfun neck pillow
Costco Next is Ku’s secret to getting cheaper Korean skincare
This Clevr Matcha Superlatte is Oprah, Meghan Markle and Susan Lieu approved
Satisfy your sweet tooth with treats from Socola Chocolatier, founded by Susan and her sister Wendy

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