Chicken Kiev (котлета по-київськи) - Eating Ukrainian Food in Kyiv, Ukraine

[@Нескорений-у7б]

Vodka - in Russia. Gorilka - in Ukraine

[@samuelandaudrey]

Sorry! Our mistake.

[@oksanakiyashko8478]

Dyakuyu Neskorennuj!!

[@GlibShpychka]

That was actually самогон - moonshine. Gorilka is clear.

[@myedoxx]

Don't be so sorry ;)

[@myroslavajacklitsch6039]

Нескорений, Neither vodka nor "gorilka" but rather Horilka : with the root word of it being [ horil ] meaning to burn. "Gorilka" is the way Russians say it.

[@michaelovrutsky5927]

I like you guys for your love of Ukrainian culture and food. You made very nice video!

[@samuelandaudrey]

Thank you very much! We sure enjoyed it :)

[@НаталіяАфанасьєва-й3б]

Приємно дивитись як іноземці так смакують нашу українську кухню.Ще багато смачних страв маємо)))Дякую за такий позитив)))

[@sumnikoty8589]

OMG! every time i come to Ukraine i put on pause that i am a vegetarian )))

[@ronniebentin7102]

I'm from Peru living now in New York but spent several years in Kiev (University). I love your videos!!

[@samuelandaudrey]

Thank you very much! You're very well traveled.

[@aswler]

What a discovery: a great video! I like your style - no shouting, no exaggerated acting, calm. Subscribed!

[@samuelandaudrey]

Ah thank you very much!

[@krowwweee2918]

Welcome to Ukraine :)

[@samuelandaudrey]

Thank you very much!

[@start2explore106]

Such a cool couple! Thanks for sharing your videos from Ukraine. Love them ❤

[@samuelandaudrey]

Thank you very much! It has been a really fun series for us to make :)

[@UnKnown-ur9fq]

Thank you for visiting my country! You are very cool and interesting !;) I really like watching your channel;) please do not stop on Kiev, visit Lviv, Chernivtsi, Kamenets-Podolsky;)

[@samuelandaudrey]

Thank you very much! Ah, hope we can do that and Odessa as well. We did get to visit Lviv and really enjoyed it. Our next few videos will be about our time in Lviv.

[@MarcusFeyFey]

Very nice video! Especially I value the long and informative description which could fill several pages of a guide book :-)

[@samuelandaudrey]

Thank you! We try to write detailed descriptions when we have time.

[@Luarvic]

Sour cream is like god of all souses in UA. You can it with anything: dumplings, salads, borch, pancakes, you can mix it with any jam, honey. You can add some oil and salt to get healthy equivalent of mayonnaise. And of course you can have cake "Smetannik" for desert.

[@TravellerYT]

Thanks for this inspiring video of the lovely food in Kiev! That restaurant looked so cozy and the food so delicious! Nice to see Canadians eating and enjoying Heerings! We are now really keen to visit Kiev, we are pretty sure that they will have some lovely markets there around Christmas time too! Enjoy your next destination and Happy Travels to you both. Best Regards from Maxi and Maro.

[@samuelandaudrey]

Thank you very much Maxi and Maro :) We'd highly recommend visiting Kiev. We've had a great time there.

[@bec3993]

I love how you just enjoy your food Audrey! ❤️

[@samuelandaudrey]

Thank you! We sure love to eat ;)

[@NatalySwiss]

I know this restaurant. It is near my former employer. I highly recommend this place. Welcome to Kiew and enjoy staying there ☺️

[@samuelandaudrey]

Thanks! That is cool to hear. Great spot to eat :)

[@YetiSomZ]

ох приятные ребята, приятная еда, приятный город что еще нужно?

[@michaelsylvester7272]

Oh the food looks so delicious Thank you for sharing this great video.

[@samuelandaudrey]

Thank you! I wish we found this place earlier.

[@mylonash7136]

A glorious meal. Thank you for sharing.

[@samuelandaudrey]

Thank you! I wish we could share.

[@AussieAngeS]

Love your videos, that food looks delicious

[@samuelandaudrey]

Thank you! It was super tasty.

[@АлексейГазенко-г4н]

I'm very glad that you liked it!

[@samuelandaudrey]

Thanks! We sure did :)

[@StevenCampbell1955]

Mmmmmmmm, every bit of that meal looked good. I was savouring each mouthful with you. I raise a glass of our own local dry red wine, "Salut."

[@samuelandaudrey]

Thank you! Salut! If only we could share.

[@HrantSarkissian]

You are amazing guys ❤️

[@samuelandaudrey]

Ah, thank you!

[@keepcalmlovedinosaurs8934]

Awesome video! That restaurant looks amazing and the food has me tantalised! Thanks for uploading this!

[@samuelandaudrey]

Thanks David! We so miss the food in Ukraine.

[@Awesome_1789]

I love pickled herring :)

[@samuelandaudrey]

It is so good! :)

[@FutureFairytale]

Hola! Niiice looking food. Chicken Kiev is great, I like everything with garlic/herb butter :P. Your description box says: Here is the complete food list. And then there are 6 empty phrases :D

[@samuelandaudrey]

Sorry about that! We didn't finish it. Working on that now.

[@AntonySnowwellcome]

Спасибо вам ребята что вы оценили!

[@mathewrichards7309]

This channel is getting better with every video u should colab with other youtubers who travel so we can see other people on the channel and you guys deserve 1 million subs

[@samuelandaudrey]

Thank you very much! We'd love to do some collabs soon.

[@drewlucero3916]

Oh LA LA that looked Delicious 😋. 👀 📸 👍 👍 👍 👍 📸

[@samuelandaudrey]

Hahaha...thank you! It sure was :)

[@CPM_1975]

I have ate at this resturant in past, people should try the vareniki with cherries and cream, absolutely superb!

[@samuelandaudrey]

Oh, thanks for sharing that!

[@SilverBlade001]

If you're interested in Ukrainian cuisine you really should visit Lviv and, maybe, Odessa (night in train in any direction). There are many original places of interest at these cities, and Kiev residents themselves often travel to Lviv on weekends. :)

[@samuelandaudrey]

Thank you! Great suggestion. We're heading to Lviv next :)

[@sskyumm]

Loved watching your videos and we´re going to Ukraine June 18th to spend 11 days holiday in Kiev and Odessa. We´ll deffo visit some of the places from your videos. After all we´re throwing ourselves into unknown territory

[@samuelandaudrey]

Thank you! Hope you have a great trip :)

[@ІгорБілий-ш6ъ]

Подивився відео і захотів самогону з салом і огірочком))

[@ronaldkubilus5792]

that food looks so good

[@samuelandaudrey]

Thank you! It was a really good meal and service is great there.

[@HumeraAliVlogs]

Wow..

[@samuelandaudrey]

Thanks!

[@mastergardener1964]

We love that restaurant. Our go to place when we have visitors.

[@samuelandaudrey]

Oh, that is awesome to hear. Great place!

[@ARS-vs6kx]

Hey guys, what I like about your clips is that you got the Canadian vibe (i.e., being easy going, polite, not too aggressive or showy or feeling entitled); the reason I say this is coz I lived in Toronto for over nine years and for the last 17 yrs I am back in Tehran :)

[@samuelandaudrey]

Thank you very much! We sure appreciate being able to do this and just love to travel and eat. A dream trip for us would be to visit Iran someday. Do you have any recommendations for a first time visit?

[@ARS-vs6kx]

Honestly, I am not a foodie but for some strange reason I love food related KZbin clips and food shows; that said for now I don't recommend you to come here coz although it's 100% safe, after all I have been back for the last 17 yrs and gone back to Canada for more than 5 times for a visit; the reason I say this is coz there are no diplomatic ties between Iran and Canada at the moment; on top of it, you can surely get a visa but you gotta go/be on a guided tour (i.e., some governmental official will be with you at all times); as someone who watches KZbin more than 20hrs a week :) I guess I have too much time on my hand, I would recommend you both, should you have the time or money PLEASE cover some countries in Africa or South American, coz they are truly underrepresented on YouTude in terms of food, they are even barely covered by well-known food/travel KZbinrs like Mark Wiens or the guy from "Simply Dumpling".......I wish you both all the best and have a fabulous summer

[@ARS-vs6kx]

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[@Richard19551]

Thank you - I feel as if I'm there :)

[@samuelandaudrey]

Thank you very much Richard!

[@azzedineghazli2021]

It's very interesting video and funny guys . may God bless you .

[@samuelandaudrey]

Thank you!

[@milatara351]

Omg the selodka looks bomb

[@samuelandaudrey]

We enjoyed it.

[@Corsar5000]

Hi guys! At the beginning of the video, it's not vodka, it's horilka or pervak. Cheers :)

[@samuelandaudrey]

Oh, thanks for letting us know. Our mistake.

[@ericleonardnauschutz4746]

FOOD AND PRICE IS TREMENDOUS, WISH I COULD HAVE A SAMPLE TO RELISH.

[@samuelandaudrey]

Thank you! I wish we could share.

[@kevinhipfner7723]

I love your videos

[@samuelandaudrey]

Thank you very much!

[@threestepssideways1202]

Can't help but chuckle. At 6:58, Audrey says, ''and a glass of wine, what else do you need''. Pause it at 7:00 whilst Audrey looks at her glass and in the background on the tv screen it say's ''I want to vomit''. I love little gifts from the universe like that :D.

[@samuelandaudrey]

LOL, that is hilarious.

[@larisalaralife]

Lecker 👌🏻😋ich liebe Kiew

[@giorgimchedlishvili6750]

love you ukraina from gruzia

[@samuelandaudrey]

Great to hear!

[@PradeepRaajkumar1981]

WINE looks ultimate ...Vodhka Dear too...

[@samuelandaudrey]

Thank you! We enjoyed both very much.

[@mroleg4945]

в 3 утра смотрю. напился слюной . нельзя такие видео смотреть ночью .

[@ВикторПак-я6м]

It’s awesome 👏

[@samuelandaudrey]

Thank you very much We loved it!

[@tonoso]

Nice video. A couple of advises from a Ukrainian, if I may. 1. Drinking wine after vodka may bring headache the morning after, 2. Mixing herring and wine can lead to misdigestion :)

[@samuelandaudrey]

Thank you! Those are great food/drink combining tips :)

[@RantTherapist]

MMMMmmmmmmmm Ukrainian food. MMMMMMMmmmmmmm. Yummy. My mom is Ukrainian and some of my fondest memories as a child is her cooking. MMMMMmmmmmmmm

[@samuelandaudrey]

Cool to hear! Nothing like home-cooked meals from Mom :)

[@CostiTaby]

I love all your videos!,

[@samuelandaudrey]

Thank you very much!

[@ARS-vs6kx]

BTW, the potato pancakes look good

[@samuelandaudrey]

Thank you! Those were some personal favorites.

[@Timurlane100]

LOL. I got the bread and pork fat appetizer when in Poland. Had to work past my own inhibitions, but not bad. I'm looking to go to Kiev in a few months.

[@samuelandaudrey]

Oh, that is cool to hear! Wishing you the best on your trip :)

[@vladius9480]

Food looks so delicious! Super! The cuisine should be out there in Ukraine just fine!

[@andreuko4272]

One of the best restaurants in Kiev

[@samuelandaudrey]

Totally agree Audreu!

[@kyrylozav]

It's Kyiv actually

[@MrMassaraksh]

If u r still in Kiev go to kievska perepichka, it’s left of the tsum(цум) at kreschatyk

[@КобаАнчабадзе-к4ь]

Very nice goodlock to you

[@samuelandaudrey]

Thank you!

[@glittergirl2481]

can u do a fitness routine....?u both r in shape after having soo much food .....how?😞🙏😘😘

[@samuelandaudrey]

We eat lightly in between meals ;)

[@OlegSimonenko]

There are very few obese people in ukraine, ukrainian cuisine is balanced

[@wojs2401]

Food in Ukraine is great. Love it! Been there many times. This time no wine, just vodka, it's better solution. I mean it! Wine with hering is disgusting!!!

[@samuelandaudrey]

The food in Ukraine is amazing! We sure miss it.

[@sankarbag6065]

good

[@samuelandaudrey]

Thanks Sankar!

[@thelastneanderthal3171]

I am surprised that when you two were in the German and Austrian alps, you didn’t have pork fat (schmaltz) with different kinds of herbs. It always comes with the basket of breads. I even had it on a Polish restaurant in Brooklyn. It sounds unappetizing but actually it tastes very good. Schmaltz was easier to produce in the alps then butter.

[@samuelandaudrey]

Ah, wish we had of tried that!

[@evgenios01able]

u so cute couple with love from cyprus

[@luislord2362]

Sour cream is very similar to Colombian "suero", maybe the diference is that sour takes more elaboration after prime material is done but I hope it tastes the same when I travel to Ukranie. With that I'll only be missing "patacones" "tajadas de maduro y verde" and "fritos" to feel just like home. Also some warm weather and a beach.

[@nathaliesavoie1085]

Love it!! I love travelling and didn't know much about Ukraine so I found your videos really interesting! :) I'm suppose to travel to Ukraine in June for work! Looking forward to it! :)

[@samuelandaudrey]

Thank you very much! That is exciting to hear.

[@nathaliesavoie1085]

My business trip to Kyiv is approaching fast! :)). I was wondering if you noticed if in restaurants they use pasteurized milk? And if the fresh fruit juices are safe? And lastly tap water? I see conflicting information about it online.. I won’t drink it but can I brush my teeth with it? And eat fruits washed with it? Sorry for all the ?? I was really sick in the Dominican Republic once and have been a little paranoid since! Haha!! Thank you and keep up the good work!! Can’t wait for your Granada vidéo! :)

[@yanazdobylyak4961]

Wow what’s crazy is that you liked all the foods! When I gave my friends Ukrainian dumplings aka pelmeni they HATED IT LOL

[@samuelandaudrey]

Thanks Yana! We really enjoyed them!

[@secretdiaryofafoodie]

How could anyone hate dumplings?!?

[@gerdpapenburg7050]

Pork fat: we have that in Germany, too! It is called "Schmalzbrot" or "Schmalzstulle"

[@samuelandaudrey]

Ah, we've never tried it in Germany. How do you typically eat it?

[@gerdpapenburg7050]

As fingerfood, often offered in some old typical pubs in Berlin

[@anatoliypavliuk6432]

Gerd Papenburg Schmalz we call smalez' ))

[@vexillonerd]

Actually its not the same. We have schmalz too. U know, a flour is not a bread.

[@ВікторКоцяруба]

actually, varenyki with solt cheese is much more tasty than with sweet cheese. Who loves sweet taste can add some jam or huney or something else.

[@samuelandaudrey]

sounds great

[@bumzilla8586]

Coming to Kiev tommmrow may go to this restaurant if I didn't miss the name .. hopefully the pancakes aren't to greasy and the Kiev isn't too garlicky ...now to find me a fire. Maiden Audrey ski to share it with 😎

[@samuelandaudrey]

Thank you! Hope you have a great time in Kiev. The full address is in the description box :)

[@samuelandaudrey]

Thank you very much for sharing all of that great information!

[@bumzilla8586]

Just went to mammamia pizza 👌

[@sergeyb8]

I think the more appropriate name is pork lard, not pork fat. Either way it's not as bad as some make it sound. It's actually quite delicious especially when there are layers of meat (kinda like bacon)

[@samuelandaudrey]

Yeah, it is tasty for sure! You call is Salo?

[@sergeyb8]

Samuel and Audrey - Travel and Food Videos Yea it's called salo in Ukrainian

[@aster6010]

Their few different cuts of Salo ( pork fat/ pork belly or pork lard as you said....its all means the same....fat from the belly part of the pig). Their is Salo cut with just fat and skin part, then with half fat and half meat (yep, like bacon ). My favorite was with half fat and half meat fried with potatoes or eggs.

[@krugmeister7301]

Should Make a Restaurant on International Cuisine Audrey!..And Have Sam do All the Food Tasting 🤣😑

[@samuelandaudrey]

That would be awesome! Hahaha

[@НезнайкаНаЛуне-з2р]

🤗

[@samuelandaudrey]

Thanks!

[@КостяТурган-э3й]

Спокійно дівчина так можна не у їхати, Можна буде котитися до дому.)))

[@samuelandaudrey]

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[@OlegSimonenko]

обережно . бо при перекладі можуть не вірно зрозуміти вираз "котитися до дому"

[@viacheslaw1095]

I am hungry :)))

[@samuelandaudrey]

Wish we could share.

[@albaba5390]

Fantastic video, guys ! What is the name of this restaurant and where is it located ? Thanks.

[@sergeontheloose]

www.tripadvisor.com/ShowUserReviews-g294474-d1537342-r340528608-Pervak-Kiev.html

[@erfarion]

Thank you so much for wonderful video! You are amazing! By the way my heart was shuttered when you cut cherry varenyk, all that delicious juice was lost... Next time just bite it, so you can have the whole experience;)

[@jaywilliams9294]

Anyone know any good national parks in eastern Europe

[@samuelandaudrey]

Carpathian National Nature Park looks really good.

[@Supernatpy]

en.discoverkherson.com.ua/askania-nova

[@andriyzas1995]

en.wikipedia.org/wiki/National_Parks_of_Ukraine

[@АлександрГолыш-с2ю]

Вареники з вишнями потрібно їсти з рідким медом

[@samuelandaudrey]

Вдячний за пораду. Спробую це наступного разу.

[@OlegSimonenko]

Теж сміявся коли вони вареники з ягодами їли зі сметаною =)

[@Ivan_K2407]

Первак)) 15 лет назад,было достойное заведение) Сейчас не знаю...

[@samuelandaudrey]

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[@нинасимоненко-ы1е]

fat-is salo?ok) but "fat" and "salo" and "bekon" and "smalets" is different things,smalets like butter but spread on bread made of salo,salo is served in slices made of pig,and the bacon is in composition closer to the subtree"pidcherevok" but with a large percentage of meat and is not served in such thin pieces.it's so difficult to explain, I imagine how difficult it is to look for these products on the market and explain it

[@falkefalke8771]

Verdammt, sieht alles so lecker aus. Jetzt bin ich beim Überlegen ob ich Ticket in die Ukraine besorgen soll.

[@aswler]

Sicher, wenn Covid vorbei ist.

[@wabisabi119]

what did you guys shoot this on ?

[@samuelandaudrey]

We used a Panasonic GH5.

[@Михайло-ф1ф]

Never drink vodka in the way you did! It was too slow, you should do it in one fell swoop :)

[@samuelandaudrey]

Hahaha...yeah, it is not a drink to be sipped.

[@myedoxx]

True, true, and after that you have to toss the glass on the floor and immediately eat "salo" with a pickled cucumber and black bread :))

[@ЕленаА-в7о]

Вино с селёдкой?

[@ThatOneSandwichGuy]

Would love to visit Kiev in the Ukraine looks so nice unlike some other European countries like France is a no no for me.

[@YummYakitori]

ThatBaileyLad Hey same here ;) I've always been drawn more towards countries belonging to the former Soviet bloc, basically European countries off the beaten path for most people in my country. I've visited Poland (twice), Ukraine, the Czech Republic, Hungary & I'll be visiting Russia at the end of the year. For some reason France hasn't really been at the top of my bucket list. I've visited the UK (England & Scotland), Switzerland & Finland before as well, sure they are nice countries to visit but I do prefer exotic European countries that have preserved more of their own distinct culture and uniqueness, rather than the global metropolis, big cities like Paris or London where it is a medley of people from all around the world. I'll definitely visit Ukraine again in the future, as I've only been to Kyiv the last time. The other cities like Lviv, Odesa and the Carpathian Mountains are definitely still quite high on my bucket list

[@ThatOneSandwichGuy]

Thats exactly what i was thinking been paris back in 2014 and i can tell ya i didn't like it lol and yes countries with more traditions is a good thing

[@samuelandaudrey]

We'd highly recommend visiting. Plenty to see and do and you don't have the crowds of tourists like other big cities in Europe.

[@samuelandaudrey]

That is really cool to hear! We're excited to explore more in Eastern Europe as well.

[@myroslavajacklitsch6039]

Bailey20, If you do go to Ukraine, remember that the term "the Ukraine" apart from being grammatically incorrect is also offensive for Ukrainians, for Ukraine is no longer a Russian colony.

[@jaywilliams9294]

Anyone know how to get to moldova from Kiev theres no official site and it takes more than a day

[@s125ish]

Jay Williams bus

[@earljack1978]

Not sure if train from Kiev to Moldova. I took overnight train to Odessa (2nd class sleeper was only about $9 200-250 grivnas). Spent a few days in Odessa, then there is a train few days a week and a few Mashuka's everyday. Know one will speak English and you will likely go thru Transnistria. But I had no problems. You won't get a stamp in your passport. Get a Migration card, then they take it back when you exit around Bendry. When you cross into real Moldova, if they don't give you a card, then you must to to Migration office in cishinau to get one. I had no problems and went back later in the week to look around. Daily train and multiple Marshukas daily from Cishinau to Trisapol. Busses go to train station. Important to stop at migration window in station to get migration card, which will allow you 10 hours in Transistria. Then stop at exchange window. No credit cards excepted anywhere and no ATMs. You must chance US dollars or Euros for Transistrian rubles. Just don't get to much, can't exchange back anywhere out side of the country. But hey, you'll want to keep a few plastic tokens. Have fun. Be careful. (Technically is US citizen state department advises against going there. As they are not recognized the US has no diplomatic relations)

[@Gwjj27]

The background music/noise is drowning your sound :-(

[@samuelandaudrey]

Thanks for letting us know! The band started playing and it got loud ;)

[@raykovskyy]

dont u never ever again use fork to have a "Chicken Kyiv". next time just take it in yr hand and make a big juicy bite.

[@samuelandaudrey]

Ah, good idea!

[@milawagner8405]

Super Video💖Super Kyiv

[@samuelandaudrey]

Thank you very much!

[@Gerarij]

Where is food better, in Ukraine or in Poland?

[@samuelandaudrey]

We tried more things in Ukraine than in Poland including Georgian food so I would say we ate even better in Ukraine than in Poland but we've never had dumplings (pierogi) better than in Poland I must say.

[@長谷川緑-b7n]

Why is your KZbin channel name written in Japanese?

[@alyonasmirnova7429]

長谷川緑 I see it on Russian.

[@samuelandaudrey]

We had our channel translated a few months ago to many different languages. The name and description :)

[@motiv3949]

you can't go to Ukraine and don't try salo (pork fat)

[@samuelandaudrey]

Good point! It goes well with the hard drinks :)

[@volodymyrdemchenko7682]

guys, are you still around?)

[@samuelandaudrey]

In Ukraine? Not anymore but we're traveling around the Balkans now.

[@MiroslavaGanul]

gorilka!!!

[@samuelandaudrey]

:)

[@myroslavajacklitsch6039]

Actually, it is Horilka not "gorilka" ,(unless you're Russsian that cannot pronounce Ukrainian sound [ Г ].

[@hansnobelstar77]

What you say? 20 USD??

[@samuelandaudrey]

Yeah, it was roughly that I believe.

[@arhim7650]

Some history, why in Ukraine there are a lot of pork dishes. in 1600-1800 y. Turks and Tatars often attacked Ukraine and take many food, but don't take pork meat, coz they Muslim and don't eat pork. sorry for my English

[@gerardfenn3988]

I just ran into your video today and it really pisses me off at what is going on there today. Such a wonderful city which is being destroyed by Putin living in the past. Thank You for showing me how European Kyiv is. As my Dear Friend Kateryna would say, "Heroyam Ukraine"

[@sophiestvchannel9997]

I like that the girl takes big bites. It is more like pork belly (salo) than pork fat (poor translation on a waitress part).

[@samuelandaudrey]

Thank you! Ah, we forgot to call it Salo. Our mistake.

[@aster6010]

Nop, its correct translation. Pork belly is pork fat....daaaaaaa

[@sophiestvchannel9997]

Pork fat could be a lard too. Also pork belly sounds so much better and used in gastronomy . I would say a salt cured pork belly.

[@sergiyshtil6260]

Приїзжайте в Закарпаття вот там кулінарія на вищому уровні.

[@Gerarij]

Not Kiev but Kyiv. Kiev it is in russian. In ukrainian it is Kyiv

[@samuelandaudrey]

Thanks for letting us know. In our city guide we put Kyiv and then the Ukrainian spelling of Київ at the beginning.

[@Gerarij]

You are welcome, thank you for your video it is pretty interesting, God bless you and your trips!

[@annirichardson5851]

Bacon drippings.

[@samuelandaudrey]

Thanks for letting us know.

[@rlam905]

Why are they showing cartoons in the restaurant?

[@samuelandaudrey]

Not sure but it is a kind of cool & quirky.