Binging with Babish: Kung Pao Chicken from Seinfeld

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This week, we're returning to the fictional land of New York City, where a sweating George Costanza proudly exclaims (in the third person) that he likes his chicken spicy. That chicken? Kung pao, a Chinese-American take on a traditional spicy Szechuan dish. I think. Either way, it's super-good, and warrants a couple practice runs!
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@babishculinaryuniverse 2 года назад

The best, Jerry. The best.

@miltiadisgiannakakis29 2 года назад

First time early, long time babish viewer. Not that I did the tasting, but man it looked delicious!

@FARBerserker 2 года назад

Should this not be under botched by babish? :P

@AlexVostox 2 года назад

*Would you kindly to do any camping dishes from "Yuru Camp a.k.a Laid Back Camp"? Thank you kindly.*

@miltiadisgiannakakis29 2 года назад

@@FARBerserker it would have been, if he hadn't admitted to getting it wrong in the first place.

@toasted5275 2 года назад

yeah

@davidt3563 2 года назад

I love how the mistakes are included. A lot of folks shy away from cooking outside their comfort zone, it's important to remember you are going to make mistakes, but sticking to it and researching will get you where you want to be.

@JoeyJoJo454 2 года назад

I guess this way he avoids doing a Botched episode on Kung Pao chicken!

@gh0style239 2 года назад

@@JoeyJoJo454 botched episodes are honest mistakes tho, this was just “i made the recipe completely wrong bc ive never done it before” so it makes sense he’d keep going until he got it

@AirlineFud 2 года назад

i wish i had this mentality, but throwing away ingredients is like throwing away money to me :(

@judethenekogamer3651 2 года назад

I just like watching him and not any if his guest bs like anime with alvin im watching babish not alvin but thats just my take

@SupremeViola 2 года назад

@@AirlineFud You can also view it like this: based on his experiments, you now know why it's important that your chicken pieces be small enough, that you have your wok heated to the right temperature, etc. He may have had two bad batches, but it means his myriad viewers can skip some of those mistakes!

@CHEFPKR 2 года назад

"There is no failing, only learning." -Kung Fu Panda, probably.

@adammorrow154 2 года назад

“There are no accidents” - Master Oogway

@tibaazher2792 2 года назад

I thought the same

@MrDbtx 2 года назад

@@adammorrow154 it’s still a peach - master oogway

@brentgilliam1209 2 года назад

I laughed way too hard at the added "probably." You win the internets for the day.

@shards1627 2 года назад

"mmh, monkey" - master oogway

@Crosshill 2 года назад

i thought the transition from botched by babish to binging with babish was gonna be more jarring but i landed pretty soft on this one

@rdgreen1022 2 года назад

Technically it was from Anime with Alvin

@dravyn9880 2 года назад

Profile pic checks out

@gabrielstrong2186 2 года назад

Pre-Botched by Babish?

@MrSplic3r 2 года назад

Botched-ish by Babish

@Crosshill 2 года назад

@@MrSplic3r preemptive unbotching with babish

@TimeBucks 2 года назад

The imperfectness makes it perfect

@j-bq5nc 2 года назад

way to steal someone else’s comment👍

@Elmojomo 2 года назад

If it was Japanese instead of Chinese, maybe this would be wabi-sabi? Dunno if Chinese culture has a specific term for this type of "beauty through flaws" or not.

@rajatbansal1066 2 года назад

The way he owns his dish and the amount of effort put into this video. Hats off to the team!

@BewareTheLilyOfTheValley 2 года назад

Eliminating one more participant for Botched with Babish, lol.

@Ioliar 2 года назад

@@BewareTheLilyOfTheValley By doing Botched during an episode of Binging. Genius.

@danielm3835 2 года назад

Okay

@katiea2500 2 года назад

This was great! I know you had mentioned feeling a creative slump....I think showing us the trial and error was a really fun format. Some of the prior videos had felt short and rushed, I think turning these mistakes that were probably kept behind the scenes into content adds a whole new level of depth and connection. I know its a lot more editing, but I think it's going to pay off for you!

@negate3 2 года назад

I actually really like this, because it shows what happens when some of the more common mistakes are made.

@nicfank 2 года назад

The pure comedic gold of him knowing full well he made this wrong and just owning it. I love it

@TonytheTiger313 2 года назад

Gold, Jerry! Gold!

@dante2215 2 года назад

If he didn't make it properly Uncle Roger might have a few words for him...

@wo3701 Год назад

Eh, it's kinda funny

@duanevan9791 2 года назад

One of the BEST cooking videos ever! The way he shows the honest lessons and evolution of the dish are amazing.

@Panama_Red 2 года назад

Wok tips for babish: 1)pull that center cover/difuser off the burner to turn it into a blue jet of a flame. It gets the Wok way hotter. 2)flip the stove grate over so it makes a cradle to hold wok. I did both last weekend for some stir fry and it worked great. Killer episode, BTW!! Thanks for including the mistakes. Cooking is a learning adventure.

@KairuHakubi 2 года назад

for a lot of gas stoves, taking the diffuser off prevents it from lighting. the gas just isn't directed properly i had this idea once to make a little cone to place over the flame to sort of divert it into one concentrated spot, but in the end you simply need a heavy-duty propane burner to use a wok properly.

@toswingonastar 2 года назад

I saw that burner tip on J. Kenji Lopez-Alt's channel and it looks absolutely terrifying but effective lol

@Panama_Red 2 года назад

@@toswingonastar that's where I picked it up too

@kellynolen498 2 года назад

@@KairuHakubi yeah use a lighter or a burning paper that you lit with another burner also just a friendly reminder always remember to always double check the gas especially if your doing weird stuff to the burner head especially if your cooking at nigh if you go to sleep with the house filling with gas you may never wake up

@KairuHakubi 2 года назад

@@kellynolen498 oh I hadn't thought of that, I assumed the ignition part was working but the air mixture was all wrong.

@justinmeyer9797 2 года назад

The honesty shown here is my favorite part of BwB. We all have failures in the kitchen and won't make something right the first time. Love the perseverance and resulting growth

@runmaj 2 года назад

This is the best video you've ever done. Best format. So great to see you learn thru it. This is the cooking lesson I needed!

@BugsyFoga 2 года назад

Whether it’s Calzones or Salty pretzels. George truly knows how he likes his food.

@oscarm4095 2 года назад

He finds the pastrami to be the most sensual of all the salted cured meats

@jamesgoulet2254 2 года назад

These pretzels are making me thirsty...

@henrikaugustsson4041 2 года назад

These pretzels…. ARE MAKING ME THIRSTY!!!!

@jamesgoulet2254 2 года назад

@@henrikaugustsson4041 these pretzels are making me… thirsty.

@phatakesto 2 года назад

even trash can eclairs

@andrewjackson5798 2 года назад

i learn the most from watching skilled people make mistakes and fix them; every one of those mistakes is one i would've made only i don't yet have the skill to diagnose & fix. thank you so much for showing them!

@johncox9868 2 года назад

I think Babish may have set a record for mistakes. I love how he un-a-Babishly owned it because if you want to make this for yourself you can learn from his mistakes. Thanks Andrew!!

@nathanh755 2 года назад

That pun hurt my soul

@jamestown8398 2 года назад

Gone is the Babish who lied about the scotch egg.

@coffeesticks_03 2 года назад

Still think the record goes to the ube cake roll from the Steven Universe episode...one of my favorites on this channel

@aceundead4750 2 года назад

Him getting it right at the end does remove it as a candidate for Botched though

@PanAndScanBuddy 2 года назад

Andrew knew he didn't want yo make a Botched by Babish follow up. Also he knew that doing it right was very, very short. So he did a bit of padding.

@ralft323 2 года назад

Hard to believe after over two years watching and loving the show, but this is probably one of my favorites. Loved watching the process to get it right… well done Andrew.

@PowderedToastMan661 2 года назад

I don't blame you for the apprehension towards heat, but the flame they use for wok cooking is referred to as "breath of the dragon". Awesome show as always. I love the commentary, and the ability to show the mistakes along with the correct way.

@roetemeteor 2 года назад

Yep. It really has more to do with deep-frying than it does anything else. There should be more oil than you think you need, and it should be hotter than you think it should be.

@shards1627 2 года назад

they also call them jet burners here in the US lol, because they literally sound like 747's in the kitchen

@comradegarrett1202 2 года назад

@@shards1627 and for the amount of smoke a hot wok puts off, you'd better have a ventilation system that sounds like a jet engine too if you don't want the sprinklers to go off

@AB-py6jl 2 года назад

@@roetemeteor This sounds like something I would read on a fortune cookie lol

@silentverity4975 2 года назад

I have a lot of anxiety tied to trauma about messing up while cooking. So while this particular recipe looks a little too scary for me right now, I appreciate you including the failed attempts because it really helps to see that everyone messes up cooking sometimes and I shouldn't have to feel bad with myself if I mess up.

@funwithfish1507 Год назад

You were traumatised by messing up a recipe?

@silentverity4975 Год назад

@@funwithfish1507 I was traumatized by being abused by my abuser. Messing up a recipe resulted in abusive episodes, so it can be traumatic for me still.

@davidp2888 2 года назад

I love how he admits what went wrong, shows us how it went wrong, then keeps working on it until he gets the desired result....with humor! Respect.

@coolymoody 2 года назад

I thought he was going to give up and get some Kung Pao takeaway and eat it like George!

@sassygoogle 2 года назад

“Don’t be like George” is advice I think we should all take to heart.

@GayBearBro2 2 года назад

Two things I learned in wok cooking: always keep the heat up and keep that pan moving. Someday, I'll have a gas burner just for a wok so I can make great dishes nice and easy.

@keywolf23 2 года назад

Just get an outdoor gas burner

@MrStbigelow 2 года назад

Jet burner! Best thing ever for a wok.

@GayBearBro2 2 года назад

@keywolf23 I would, but I live in an apartment and that kind of thing is frowned upon.

@darwinallisany404 2 года назад

@@GayBearBro2 i feel your pain :( i just want to get that wok hei edit: you can get similar results inside with a blowtorch but i dont have a fan in my kitchen so I cant do this you should look into it though

@auggie87 2 года назад

I live in China and while it is nice to have a stove in my apartment meant for woks, I can't make a simple omelet without overcooking it here haha

@TKID-17105 2 года назад

There's only one temp when stir-frying- FULL BLAST. Also, when you're tossing everything, do it over the flame. The slightly aerosolized oil will flare off and help develop the wok hei. As others have mentioned, you can invert your grate or remove it and use a ring to get closer to the flame.

@Sant182 2 года назад

The loud laugh you hear as soon as George finishes saying "Spicy" cracks me up every time and it's in a lot of episodes

@cdbsk76 2 года назад

Glenn Padnick

@Kirakappukeki 2 года назад

I love that you show all your mistakes and not just the perfect dish every time. Thanks Babby!

@41rmartin 2 года назад

Yeah this is why I rarely make Chinese food at home. I have an induction burner and there's a lot I like about it, but if you look up guides on getting the right level of heat for wok stir frying on an induction burner you just get sent to a page that laughs at you for trying.

@recoil53 2 года назад

For a _small_ wok set up, get outdoor burners with a 65K BTU output. The real thing in a restaurant is 200K+ BTUs.

@metaloman88 2 года назад

@@recoil53 Chinese kitchens rarely have 65K BTU wok burners, mostly they have regularly sized and powered stoves, with many people using countertop stove tops. They're mostly

@recoil53 2 года назад

@@metaloman88 I was talking Chinese restaurant kitchens. You're looking at over 200K BTU. And the set ups that home enthusiasts use to replicate it. Look at Alex French Guy Cooking.

@kingjamestres 2 года назад

I watch this Chinese RU-vidr who cooks Chinese food on an induction burner and he does an awesome job so its just you man.

@duckerino5691 2 года назад

@@kingjamestres plus, there are plenty of Chinese food that doesn't require this kind of high heat set up.

@FabioMoreirathebrazilian 2 года назад

I still always appreciate when you include the blunders. It reminds us that it won't always be perfect and how to learn from mistakes. Thanks Babby!

@PabloEdvardo 2 года назад

Please do more videos like this where you show the iterative process. That teaches people so much more than just showing the final version.

@jeffreydlayman 2 года назад

Babish, thank you for showing that not everything is perfect and mistakes are made in a variety of ways. This type of transparency makes it so much easier to learn at home, especially when reality looks more like this episode.

@BrennanDemarest 2 года назад

Favorite one so far. It’s the wait to see the final, correctly made dish that kept me. The owning of the mistakes and the learning from each step was also a very refreshing sight.

@ThomasDeverell 2 года назад

It's the honesty in production and the wax/wane of seasons. Thank you Babish for being one of us; human, imperfect and procrastinating. We should all being doing this today with pride. "Making mistakes is human" -Ward. We all take short-cuts . R/Desired Paths

@paversize 2 года назад

I’m really happy with this episode. I feel like every time I try a new recipe I would always do something a little different. It was great to see a a pros learning process

@waheedabdullah6371 2 года назад

On the day after Valentine's Day, you make Pizza Heart from The Loud House episode, "Missed Connection"

@aileenusmaximus 2 года назад

My mom always told me to "solder on" and "solider forward" growing up, so it was nice to hear you say that. Great episode, great video. Looks delicious.

@Idonotlikepeanutbutter832 2 года назад

Make a note to bake Leaning Tower of Pisa Honeycake from Arthur cartoon after that show ends in February 27th

@Fartucus 2 года назад

@hapasiuhengalu7586 2 года назад

Yes

@lumethecrow 4 месяца назад

I think adding the screwups makes the viewers more confident in their cooking. It shows that even people with tons of experience make mistakes, which is comforting and confidence boosting

@velvetdraws3452 4 месяца назад

not to mention it shows what NOT to do

@christopherdwyer7678 2 года назад

I really appreciate that Babish always leaves his mistakes in his videos- that is a part of cooking! Professional chefs make mistakes too, and that's okay!

@samurai1833 2 года назад

Peak Babish, right here. I learn so much more from your correcting those mistakes than from a pitch perfect execution. I would not have even recognized the flaws if you hadn't illustrated them so clearly and definitively. This was an excellent lesson and very much appreciated.

@Shadowxx98 2 года назад

"Do as I say, not as I do", yet he soldiers on and remakes the recipe 2x times just so he can show us an "that's how it should look like" result. Dedication with Babish

@InfTlr 2 года назад

Or maybe he didn't have enough material for the video

@silentofthewind 2 года назад

I actually loved this episode so much from the improvement between attempts to the final product being GORGEOUS!! I have to try this.

@Demagora 2 года назад

Finally, an episode where my dish comes out just like Babish's!

@NotAPirate 2 года назад

Just this week I messed up a recipe in the last 10 minutes after 3 hours of cooking. Seeing you include the first 2 tries is super inspiring @Babish. It's nice to have a reminder that even the pro's can get it wrong the first try, and learn from it. Thanks for reminding me that mistakes are part of cooking and are a learning opportunity.

@funnyhaha7340 2 года назад

George loves his chicken spicy!

@emilytheimp 2 года назад

*Laughter*

@swedishguyonyoutube4684 Год назад

Loving this! Loving the bitter humor, the inclusion of the so-called mistakes, and the fact that all of it is sort of based on a Seinfeld reference!

@waheedabdullah6371 2 года назад

Maybe you should make Mallow's Fluffy Poni Radish Burger from Pokemon Sun and Moon anime

@shayzilla1162 2 года назад

I wish he did more Pokemon foods! I'd love to see his take on pokepuffs ;(

@Fartucus 2 года назад

@aprilshowers1987 2 года назад

I have SO much respect for how real Babish keeps things. I appreciate seeing what not to do as much as seeing how to fix it. A mistake doesn’t define you but how you handle it does

@BrainMax_ 2 года назад

Try cooking Baroness' Lunch mentioned in Cruella movie

@Fartucus 2 года назад

@paigelarson9279 2 года назад

My adhd brain appreciates the mistakes not being edited out, it helps to realise that it’s okay not to be instantly perfect and that even if you’ve been cooking for years, it’s still okay to mess up on something you’ve never cooked before.

@MewsView 2 года назад

While I appreciate the dedication to doing it right the first time, I now feel like I've been deprived of what could have been a very entertaining episode of bothched by Babish. However the timing of this episode is perfect with Chinese New Year around the corner. My family always goes out for a big meal and the kung pao chicken is a dish that always gets ordered. Eagerly looking forward to celebrating this year.

@connorstahl8391 2 года назад

You should make Kronk’s Special Orders from The Emperor’s New Groove (Three oinkers wearing pants, plate of hot air, basket of Grandma's breakfast and change the bull to a gill)

@ArtoriasAkai 2 года назад

This is why I like this channel. Not afraid to make/show the mistakes. The imperfectness makes it perfect.

@kvf271 2 года назад

I ❤ that you kept going til you got it, and that you showed that process. One of my favorite videos you have released!

@Braddurs 2 года назад

I really struggle cooking with a Wok at home because our 'big' gas burner is like a mouse holding a candle. One day I'll have a decent oven and hob!

@YourPalJamieEllis 2 года назад

Yeah, trying to use a wok over an electric burner is pretty needless too. You might as well just use a saucepan and get more contact up until you're working with a serious gas range.

@jking4854 2 года назад

I don't know why, but the episodes where it's trial and error until perfection are the best, the Ube Roll one is my favorite.

@samuelwatson9664 2 года назад

I love these seinfeld episodes, one of my favorite shows. And all your episodes are really fun to watch😄😄

@stevewirtes3848 2 года назад

Your reference to procrastination is what solidified you ARE my favorite cooking channel, well done 👍

@basicchannel3234 2 года назад

What if you made Alarm Pepper Churros from Victor and Valentino cartoon?

@Fartucus 2 года назад

@terrorofdeath3280 2 года назад

Tiny bowl, and tiny wisk. The star crossed lovers of Binging with Babish.

@williamketelsen2911 2 года назад

This episode feels like if George costanza was cooking his meal as well as eating it.

@uhlexseeuh 2 года назад

haha that's exactly what i was thinking while watching the first half

@xJadeWolfxx 2 года назад

I really appreciate that even at almost 10 million subs and having done this for years, Babish still shows his mistakes. It's the reason I follow his recipes in my actual cooking (make his pancake recipe if you haven't, its delicious and easy). I hate watching online cooks presenting in a condescending way. Not that they don't earn it (a bunch were professional cooks) but I like the realism of "you're gonna probably mess this up."

@liatesta44 2 года назад

this is literally one of my favourite dishes, i eat it like three times a month and you probably make it way better than i do 😭

@fufufuaru 2 года назад

This is one of the things I like about Babish and his channel- he’s not afraid to show the mistakes he’s made and he’s not afraid to admit if something wasn’t up to par.

@BrainMax_ 2 года назад

How about on the day after Valentine's day, you make Homer Simpson's' Valentine breakfast from, "I Love Lisa", episode Even if it's just Bacon and Eggs

@Fartucus 2 года назад

@axelytreberg5427 5 месяцев назад

I have to say, the funniest part of the inclusion of kung pao in Seinfeld is Kramers reaction when he eats the spicy chicken and goes «Whhoooohhff! Kung PAO!»

@AmIWhoIThinkIAm 2 года назад

I once enjoyed Kung Pao Chicken in micro cut form at a fusion joint. The fired bits were the size of the peanuts, went well over rice.

@sixinthehead3076 2 года назад

I don't think I've ever seen babish struggle this much and weirdly enough its one one of the most common real world foods he's made on the show 🤣

@ankurmathew8658 2 года назад

Why not dry roast the peanuts and Szechuan peppercorns? This recipe is insane and hilarious 😂

@NEMesis1413 2 года назад

I imagine some of their flavor is being imparted into the oil, and probably is toasting them more evenly/quickly by being fully submerged.

@ankurmathew8658 2 года назад

Yeah, but if you find yourself pouring blisteringly hot pots of oil back and forth multiple times, your recipe is messed up! This recipe is begging for a “Botched by Babish” redo!

@superstitiousfishes1247 2 года назад

seeing the mistakes too makes this a hundred times more educational and valuable. thank you.

@Leto_0 2 года назад

I'm sure many of you already know, but if you want more Chinese cooking lessons, Chinese Cooking Demystified and Made with Lau are two fantastic channels There's definitely more out there those are just the ones I know

@froz3ncat 2 года назад

"Each stage of the process should take no more than 30 seconds" is very true for most chinese stir fry. Mise en place is at an insane level at chinese stir fry kitchens, and the pace and heat of those borderline jet burners is blistering. It's also very intimidating to do at home when you see the recipe says "two cups of oil", and you triple check to make sure it's not a misprint.

@SippingVino 2 года назад

Babish’s voice is so deep it doesn’t sound high pitched when you speed it up 2x

@heathblaker2669 2 года назад

I cant like this hard enough. I love this guy for showing the mistakes and honestly walking through each of them. This guy is an amazing teacher.

@drmujtabashaikh8 2 года назад

We can all agree that babish never fails to entertain us

@trax72 2 года назад

But he did fail, to entertain us. :)

@adaniel8632 2 года назад

Thank you for including the mistakes and how they affected the final product - it's unbelievably helpful!

@chrisbingley 2 года назад

In cooking, there are no mistakes. Just happy little accidents.

@SaucyTrojan 2 года назад

This bridging the gap between botched and regular banish and I’m here for it.

@Idonotlikepeanutbutter832 2 года назад

I'd love to see you make Yam/Fig/Date Jams mentioned in 2019 Aladdin movie

@Fartucus 2 года назад

@adikwuadams8927 2 года назад

Never have I ever heard a more chaotic voice over in my life. Bizarre, Picasso.

@lorbentang8884 2 года назад

I still want the quail dish from the movie "pig", honestly the whole third act of this movie was just made for Babish!

@guynakash 2 года назад

And for this week we get "botched by Babish" and a binging episode combo. I'm not complaining.

@jdw1066 2 года назад

Thank you for posting all the mistakes! These are all super common mistakes Western home cooks make all the time (and I’ve made many times) and it’s nice to watch someone learning in real time

@Koliflower 2 года назад

I respect the fact that you published two failed versions. cooking is definitely not a one-and-done learning process.

@dcastropty 2 года назад

What a brilliantly executed episode.

@alexanderwo9356 10 месяцев назад

Who would've thought I, as a Chniese, searched all the Internet and found out this man has the most clear, easy-to-follow KungPao chicken recipe ever

@basicchannel3234 2 года назад

What if you made The Fried Orb from The Owl House?

@Fartucus 2 года назад

@MrClassicInTheMaking 2 года назад

That battery warning part made my heart stop there for a second thinking it was my own device.

@Scot1shSqu1rell 2 года назад

This was a great episode. Informative, funny and a cool meal.

@tommy_lyon 2 года назад

The Botched By / Binging with crossover I didn't know I needed.

@ColdplayDallas 2 года назад

Next episode should definitely be a dish from Smiling Friends. The episode where they visit Salty's restaurant 😂 PLEASE make the sourdough bread bowl!

@donkosaurus 2 года назад

would be great to watch before my iconic 7pm nap

@drmlabs 2 года назад

"There's gonna be smoke, it's gonna be scary, but just soldier forward " true dat

@fortysixand2 2 года назад

A Binging and a Botched episode all in one, Andrew has ascended to the next level.

@DraconaiAuracto 2 года назад

The mistakes. The learning. The correcting. This video is proof that cooking is a science.

@giggityguy 2 года назад

I have a simple Kung Pao recipe that I keep coming back to because I usually already have most of the ingredients in my house at any particular moment

@jasonwhite1696 2 года назад

In some ways this is the most inspiring of your videos. Every time I break my yolks, turn my Alfredo to mush, oversalt my pork - I will Soldier on and try again!

@loganhuwe9458 2 года назад

Man, this has to be the best produced episode of the BCU. I mean seriously, the anticipation, the struggle, the reward and last but not release the life lesson. What more could you ever want from a BCU episode

@JeenRsHeart 2 года назад

"He who conquers heat, conquers taste." Ancient Chinese proverb, probably.

@beinerthchitivamachado874 2 года назад

MASSIVE RESPECT for learning from your mistakes until you did it perfect. Dish looked delicious as always!!!

@Reksrat 2 года назад

The more i learn about asian cooking on youtube the more i realise it's SUPER quick

@samsouyave-murphy986 2 года назад

Please make Andy’s Mouth Surprise (Skittle Sandwich) from Parks and Rec and the Breakfast Burrito from Brooklyn Nine Nine. I’d like to see a Babish version of classic lollies.

@justmutantjed 2 года назад

Wow, starting off I was a bit confused by the "not enough" and "too few" talk, like, hey this isn't an episode of _Botched_ is it? But then I cottoned to the idea that you were basically giving us a mini-episode of _Botched_ in addition to finally nailing the recipe. Made the trip to that final victory better!