UK vs US KFC *SHOCKING DIFFERENCES* - Kentucky Guy Reacts!
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- Kentucky Guy Reacts to UK vs US KFC! The differences will SHOCK YOU!
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"Y'all don't get mashed potatoes and gravy?" - to be fair, considering the list of ingredients for the fries, I'm guessing that, technically, neither do you...
😂
I'm 19 seconds into the video, glanced at the comments, and already know - you've won the internet today. I'm crying! Lol
You've just won the comment section bro but in all seriousness food insider need to do more research we get mashed potatoes and gravy in the UK must of been out of stock in the store he went to
@@thecuriousbrit Yeah, most likely. I've seen gravy in the KFCs near me, and I think I've seen mashed tater there too sometimes
I imagine they didn't put that on the UK menu as we eat mashed potato and gravy with a sunday dinner.
We're British, we cook our own mash and gravy at home, to Mumsy's old family recipe; the good sh*t, 😉 🤜🤛
With sausages
Alicia Morris
And giant Yorkshire puddings, damn it Alicia, you've gone done given me the munchies 🤣
Extra cream and onions
@@KumaBean yorkshire puddings are instant heartburn but I love them soooo much it's worth it
I’m a Britt and that’s what I do 😀
"As long as ya'll have a KFC over there, that's all that really matters"
Far from it. The KFC we have the UK has this unique ability to run out of chicken.
Here in Australia we run out of chicken to, idk how
Which prompted the acronym "Kant find Chicken" :D
How much is your big bucket of chicken. Ours is £19
@@tobiaswhite9823 Oddly here the KFC had chicken but the supermarkets didn't (bird flu, KFC buy from local chicken farms which weren't affected, supermarkets buy from overseas as well as local suppliers and the overseas suppliers had chicken flu)
@@ABC1701A yeah our kfc buys from local chicken farms all 100% Australian raised chickens, but there was a disease that whipped a lot out
Mate, you seriously need to head to a chippy in the Uk where the ingredients are : potatos, fat, salt, malt vinegar.
.... and they will rock your world.
Proper chips👍. Not those horrible frozen skinny things.
@@101steel4 I prefer fries over chip shop chips, but the former have to be crispy, and preferably with that certain 'savoury' taste that a few of them have.
To right... lashings of salt and vinegar... And if they plonk the fish on top of the chips, then add the salt and vinegar so the chips underneath dont see a granule of salt or drop of vinegar... There's hell on!!! :D
Do they still have malt vinegar? Last time I looked it was all 'non-brewed condiment'.
He should check out the Rate My Takeaway channel.
Be honest now, mate. The “mashed potatoes” in KFC are rehydrated instant mash, which has a nasty taste, and an even nastier texture, that is only overcome by slathering it in similarly artificial gravy.
In the UK, we just don’t do American “biscuits”.
KFC just really isn't that popular in the UK compared to say McDonalds etc. Went to MDS for a treat after swimming with kids its crammed KFC next door. 1 family. They have a controversial reputation in the UK for selling crap and cruelty to animals. I avoid like the plague it is just full of crap. MDS at least makes a partial effort and keeps its ingredients fairly plain and homegrown. KFC can't even call their chicken genuine chicken due to their practices. Its just gross.
@@lauralee98 a few months back, i decided to go to my local KFC after finishing my shift at work to get something to eat, not wanting to get my fingers all covered in grease i ordered the boneless box meal, got it home ate it, a few hours later i vomited up the whole thing, thought it might have been a bad batch of chicken or something so left it a while (~3 weeks), after my shift on the same day a month later i go and order the exact same thing again, get it home and eat it, and the same thing happened again, vomited it all up, contacted them directly and demanded to know what the ingredient list was due to potential allergies or a toxic substance, they refused point blank saying it was against company policy, so now i'm in the process of trying to find out what route i can take to get the ingredients so i know what it was that caused this reaction, and i will never again visit a KFC for food again.
@@rogoth01themasterwizard11 mate, just dont eat it then lmao, clearly youre just allergic to something, finding out what it is isnt gonna make u not allergic
@@bann3d232 that wasn't the point i was making, the point i was making was that i needed to know so i could identify what was causing the issue so i could avoid it in other things.
Yes they are foul and the gravy 🤮
The KFC in the UK has released their ingredients listing.
They have to by law, due to the risks of people having reactions to some of the ingredients used by food companies.
Correct natasha's law
Exactly food insider really need to do their research we get gravy and mashed potatoes also
@@thecuriousbrit I know we can get gravy here in the UK, but I'm not sure I've ever seen mashed potatoes sold in any branch of KFC that I've been in.
@@jaysmith2858 if you go on uber eats it's a side option instead of fries 🍟
@@jaysmith2858 it's certainly not in all branches only 2 of 3 near me sell it
Anyone rember the time KFC in the UK ran out of chicken was a nightmare.😂
That lady moaning to the news crew from inside her car 🤣 "I'VE HAD TO GO... TO BUGER KING..."
@@michael_177 yes bro was mad funny news interview 🤣😂
Yes! That whole situation was hilarious!! 😂
Also the time they revealed how the gravy was made, in the Channel 4 documentary.. people were not very happy to know what's in it 😂😂
@@DavidB445 yeah man I rember that didn't put me of the gravy tho it's some of the best 🍗
There was a guy who got fired from KFC who was so pissed he actually listed the 11 different herbs and spices onto Instagram
every good fried chicken cook knows WHAT they are, it's just the proportions that are a secret.
@@kenbrown2808 99% salt and the rest literally doesn’t matter
@@PippetWhippet that's all I tasted the first and last time I tried KFC.. just overly salty chicken.. no thankyou!!
Not surprised we don't have scones, they don't go with that type of food.
There are similar scone/cobbler things that are meant for stews though, but nothing like that in a KFC.
Dumplings, you mean?
Suet dumplings?
Dumplings. Mmm
Biscuits are not scones, that's why
@@amazingpurplegirl0903 They certainly aren't biscuits (which means ''twice cooked'')
Never had the mash but KFC fries are borderline nasty here. So they changed them and somehow managed to make them even worse. And always served somewhere between lukewarm & stonecold.
We have mashed potatoes and cobs I!corn cab tacos!
It almost the same as the USA( Cyprus)
Plus we also have the sauces
KFC fries are limp (in every sense of the word) as hell. McDonalds has a bad reputation at times, but their freshly cooked fries are still the best takeaway fries.
I actually don't mind the chips
I agree I don't like KFC chips in the UK I much preferred their fries, but they used to put so much salt on them.
I’m from the UK and when I was a kid my dad always called KFC just “Kentucky”, one time while we were in KFC his friend texted him asking what he’s up too and he replied saying “just in Kentucky right now” and his friend replied saying oh you never told me you were going on holiday to America 🤣
I still call it Kentucky 😆🤭
@@openorwap5412 Called it KFD, eaten them in the US, AU and UK, never had a nice one sober.
If I thought I'd just rang a mate in the US not knowingly, I wouldn't have questioned it, I'd have immediately hung that sh*t up 🤣
Ah, 'texted', please discard my previous comment lol
@@openorwap5412 I still call it Kentucky too! It’s what it was known as when I was a kid, before it got rebranded as KFC.
there's mash and gravy at my local KFC, and the chicken hasn't been raised in shitty conditions so bad that has to be washed off with chlorine to prevent food poisoning. I remember 'biscuits' being on the menu many years ago - but they didn't sell
I agree, I’m horrified that chicken in the US has to be ‘rinsed’ in Chlorine. I mean come on, we put that in swimming pools to kill germs for crying out loud, I don’t want it on my food! More to the point I don’t want my food so rank that it needs to be washed in Chlorine. Honestly what are we doing.
There is a mash and gravy at my local kfc too
You are so right they bleach there poor chickens because of bad condition it truly makes me sad
boys and girls ask yourself this, why is all chicken sold in the UK come with a health warning on the pack, all supermarket chicken is deemed to be infected or contaminated with different types of food bacteria, cooking information on all British chicken is, make sure ingredients are cooked throgh steaming hot all through, and do not re heat, if not cooked Enough to kill the listeria the main bacteria in all mass produced chicken, you will vomit it back up sooner or later
@@hermandadams What about it?
The funnies thing about the food wars videos was that when they did the ingredients for fries in the UK. It was like potato, salt, oil. That's as it 😂
probably because some of the chemicals used in the US are banned here in the UK for health and safety reasons. Also no chlorinated chicken
In other words just normal real potato chips
The UK KFC does have Gravy and mash, dunno if the mash is a recent edition but we have it
At least near me it's coming up 2 or 3 years since i noticed it on the menu. Gravy though i remember getting gravy with my KFC in the early 90s as a kid
@@ghjk9592 Yeah I thought gravy would have been a universal thing, so the Mash is new then, Not sure how long the one near me has had it, only ever got it 2 times, its nice
@@JamieAubrey unfortunately unreliable staff or deliver drivers so I've ordered it many times and had it refunded many times never tried it here.
Always get gravy with mine
My 3 local shops haven't got mash only gravy. I just did a check.
I imagine the reason scones aren't sold in the UK KFC is because I view them as a more fancy food item and with KFC being a fast food chain, people wouldn't buy them. It's far too sophisticated for a fast food chain.
Also, I doubt KFC would be able to compete in the UK pie market, so they probably just don't bother
Not only that, Scones are a desert with fruit and wouldn't work with gravy.
They're not scones; they're cobblers in the UK. But they're pretty much identical, just you don't eat them with jam and cream. Cobblers are on top of stews, forming a cobbled crust, hence the name. Definitely not posh food, since it's a traditional workers meal, but also not something you eat with fried chicken.
too many fights over the the pronounciation of scones (sc-ons) or scones (s-cones) and then jam or cream on top!
@@allothernamesbutthis s-cones and it is Butter, Jam then cream. I have spoke.
We probably don't have certain foods for sale, like the pies and scones, probably because we have other places (cafes, pie & mash shops) that will sell that type of item. Why go to KFC for a pie, when you can go to a pie and mash shop (which would probably have a bigger range of pies to buy)?
And I guarantee KFC wouldn't have vinegar or mint sauce!!
We 100% get gravy at kfc in the uk, I always have gravy with my kfc
we don't get "mashed potatoes with gravy" as a side like you can in the us
@@mogs9999 there was a time when we did get mashed potatoes at kfc but not anymore, how the guy was saying it is as if we don't have it at all
@@t3mvideos505 I had mashed potato from my Birmingham UK KFC last week.
Yeah, I drink it at the end.
@@mogs9999 they sell mashed potato at the one in Bristol.
I remember visiting burger king for breakfast in Canada in the mid 90's.
It blew my tiny little mind at how big the portions were compared to the UK at the time.
The only place I've seen mash and gravy at a KFC was in Hong Kong, circa 1991.
American 'biscuits' are like fruitless scones. I tried them at a McDonald's in Texas in 2006. They were vile. I'm glad that when I went back in 2010 they're started using (English) muffins for their breakfasts instead.
Loved this reaction JT! I love watching these UK vs US food war things but it's even better when you react to it! 😊
I'm confused as I'm from the UK and the gravy is a must whenever I go. They also do mash here. Much confusion.
Different size franchises, different tastes and simply put; not all KFC's sell the same items on their menus... LOL!
Last year's Christmas Special Edition Gravy Burger included a hash brown with a little indentation, into which gravy could be poured. Gravy is now included on the menu, as well as mash. The one thing I wish they would bring back, and we have to go back to the 70s and 80s for this, was the KFC BBQ Spare Ribs. I can still taste that honey BBQ sauce now. Certain London-based chicken shops still do something resembling them, but you just had to taste them to know. Oh my days!
I remember going travelling round Nicaragua and Costa Rica, being from the uk I love my mash n gravey the one meal I was craving for while I was away from home, I remember going to kfc in costa rica after 2 months of being in Nicaragua and seeing mash and gravey on the menu, you can only imagine the pure excitement I felt as I proceeded to order 10 tubs of it and no chicken. yes the person working there looked at me quite strangely
11:45 or another thing to consider with getting 48 chicken wings - that 24 chicken were carried upside down hanging from a conveyor whilst watching a rotating blade get closer and closer until their necks are cut open, then (often whilst still conscious) they are dipped in to boiling water and then spun around a large metal cylinder to remove the feathers.
makes the job so much easier doesnt it
A fitting end to their short agonizing lives.
I'm from Germany and our family calls this restaurant "Kentucky schreit ficken". It's pronounced the same as Kentucky fried chicken but with the letters swapped out. It's a pun and means Kentucky cries fucking.
Once again a funny and interesting video.When the mash potatoes and gravy was mentioned,I immediately thought about the Jamie Oliver program when he went to the US believing he could help the school kids with the reputation of being the most unhealthy people in the US.During one scene in the school kitchen he was introduced to potato pearls....a kind of wallpapering paste texture ( I think a kind of dehydrated potato Powder compressed into pellets) that,if over mixed, turned into a solid lump..... Jamies reaction was the same as the fries reaction.... what happened to just potato cooked and salt added.!?!?!.
The food culture in the US has crazy portion sizes,in shopping mall in L A killing time before my flight I saw a whole floor of restaurants offering all you can eat menus from 10$ .... ironically on the next floor were clothes stores with sizes up to XXXXL.
Oh BTW the school kitchen in the US had a complete range of top quality equipment that was hardly used ( and put British school kitchens to shame)
Fries should need only 3 ingredients - potatoes, sunflower/vegetable/rapeseed/etc oil, salt
@@decb have you tried chips done in old school lard?
I know it's not the healthy option but the taste is worth the risk ( once in a while) hahaha
We do chips in dripping. Only way for me.
I keep hearing Americans say biscuits are just scones. They aren't. I have had biscuits in NY and we just don't have them in the UK. Scones have a crumbly texture for a start.
I miss those biscuits
Wrong, none American say biscuits are scones not Americans.
Lovin the channel bro. Your makin me laugh😂🤣👍🏾
I'm in the UK and we do have mash and gravy at our KFC and our gravy is amazing!
I like mashed potatoes, but I cannot imagine eating it with fried chicken.
Nandos Mash potato sides are nice with their chicken.
In the US, we will eat mashed potatoes with anything! But KFC's are not good...
@@osmadchlo try them roasted, they're the best.
The KFC ones? If you are speaking of potatoes in general, I love them in every way and do roasted often! Love, love...
@@osmadchlo No I was talking about roasting at home, I have never seen roast potatoes at KFC.
Am I the only one that noticed that when he searched the regular UK menu, he missed temporary items like the Zinger Stacker? The zinger Stacker is UK kfc's best item
Keep it up jt. Love your vids.
That made me so hungry, love KFC, keep smiling JT, you brighten my day
In the UK, the ingredients are listed with the biggest amount first. The potato is way down this list of ingredients for the fries (?!? How many ingredients for fries?) so I hope your ingredients are listed differently.. 🤞
Nice one mate, don't think I've commented before so thought I'd get in early on this one - love the videos and you're so damn likeable, I think you'd do just fine if you ever decided to come to an English pub.
Mash and Gravy is available in the UK. So is a list of ingredients and allergens, which must be available at all times in the restaurant and is on their website. A significant number of the ingredients in US fries are actually illegal in europe and cannot be served.
This video is making me hungry at work lmaooo
More expensive to produce food in the UK due to food and farming regulations & standards, thus why the menu is limited as are the portions. Also we don't have mass battery farming, etc on the scale that you have in the US. The crops we grow to feed the livestock are also more expensive to grow without the use of GMO and banned fertilisers used in the US. Bulking agents, artificial ingredients are also kept to a minimum in the UK. However given all that, we still manage to be the biggest junk food consumers in Europe.
You can have 40,000 chickens in a shed in the UK, sounds like mass battery farming to me.
Here in Central Scotland, KFC doesn't sell full sugar soda, only sugar free. My son works for KFC at the moment and when he closes the store he brings home leftovers 😋
It would be interesting to see the price comparison for the UK and US too
Growing up we called it Unlucky Fried Kitten, my local one is so expensive for what you get since lockdown guess they've bumped prices after being closed for almost a year.
Burger King in the UK has better quality chicken than KFC and McDonalds. It’s superior in every way IMO
I think that's called "an opinion"! Anyhow, they all use the same gooey, pink, gloop to make their chicken so I doubt any one is better than the others!
@@danosverige No, watchdog tested them all, and Burger King had the best quality chicken. No opinion, all fact.
@@juankusoff - Ok, well hundreds of scientists have tested the covid19 vaccines and announced them "safe" and millions of people don't believe them! lol
@@danosverige That has nothing to do with this
@@juankusoff - It's all a matter of what you yourself believe my friend. Like I said, an opinion! Nothing wrong in that mate.
I’m sure the average age of death in America is highly different as well.
Love your videos by the way !
Manchester UK 🇬🇧
It’s so insane….I’m one of those annoying people who read ingredients labels on food…when on holiday in usa (I’m actually serious) I bring ALL my own cereals and snacks from U.K. because it’s really terrifying how many chemicals are in most of their pre packaged food!
In Costco U.K. I refrain from buying usa imported chicken as its RINSED in chlorine to increase shelf life!! 🤯
The way you died out going threw them ingredients 😆😆😆
Okay I LOVED this video
More please!
The McDonald’s one is interesting
this video must be old we brits be getting gravy and mashed potatoes from KFC think they need to do some more research before making these types of videos.🐔
It's gone down hill in UK big time
Agreed! It was my absolute favourite when I was a kid, but it’s pretty crap now. If I ever eat it, I almost immediately wish I hadn’t. It’s always a letdown nowadays.
That contents of that bowl was NOT mashed potatoes, the closest it would get to a vegetable is when the person pulls the lever to gloop it into the bowl.
Does kind of remind me of the stuff the crew of the lexx had to eat.
We do et mash and gravy. The mash is quite a new thing, I think. We also get a low carb Double Down occasionally, and in Germany they did a Chizza which was a large fillet with cheese and salami topping. The dipped bites are good too
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I work at a KFC in the UK and I am proud to announce we do have mash and gravy! and are probably our most popular sides!
There is a massive difference between a scone and a biscuit, the biscuit seems to be a light flaky pastry and is savoury, whereas a scone is a heavy pastry and is generally served as a sweet snack (treacle, cherry, mixed fruit etc (exception is a cheese scone which is awesome)
If you have the 'biscuits ( scones) are they plain or savoury ones and if they are plain do they come with jam and whipped cream
I'm on deliveroo atm, and there is "Creamy Mash" as a side! 😂
I missed the mash and grave when I got back to the UK after being in NZ. But NZ had 3 bean salad. My friend who was a manager of a KFC in Christchurch told me I probably had the last portion on 3 bean salad in NZ as it was just discontinued. Do you think you could compare prices with the UK?
Mashed potatoes were added as a side dish earlier this year in the UK, but we've always had the gravy
The supercharger sauce is so good! You have to try it if you’re ever in the U.K.
We do have Mash potatoes and gravy, I'm not sure if they are a more recent edition though and of course the portion sizes are a lot smaller.
My local has mash and gravy. And on the "biscuits", I can't imagine going into a kfc and picking up some. That is what afternoon tea is for. 🤷
This is out of date, you can get Mashed potatoes now in the UK, however I haven't tried them.
Canadian KFC doesn't do biscuits either, but Canadian Popeye's do.
Canadian KFC did the pot pies in the 90's, but I don't think they do anymore. I had a room mate (flat mate) who was an assistant manager of a KFC, and she told me that the Pot Pies are made out of the left overs from the previous day to prevent food waste.
Thanks to you I’m now queuing in the kfc drive through 😂
"It's a potatoe" XDDDD
Biscuit....a scone...called a Biscuit....imma go bang my head on the wall then grab some kfc 🍗 🤣 great vid bro 👌
I’m in the UK and we do get mash and gravy. They’re smaller portions and are sides. I don’t think the mash is popular but the fries are not that nice. I tend to not have either.
Mash potato used to be on the UK menu but it wasn't popular enough to survive the revamp.
Most of the time the menu is Chicken based as it's what people expect from KFC. We get seasonal chicken sides like the Kansas hot wings.
I totally read the title wrong 😂 I thot it was uk v us ufc haha
Jt u gotta bring back comment of the day
I used to have a teacher from Kentucky Mount Sterling, the blue grass state of America. Oh and the sun shines bright on the old Kentucky home. 😆
Also in the capital (London) I have yet to see mash on the menu but I have heard it depends on the area
Definitely do gravy as that's a must evert visit!
We do get mash potatoes and gravy, but they are in much smaller tubs and are considered seperate sides, so you'd have to mix it yourself.
was waiting for a video clip of the South Park Ep where Cartman deals in illegal KFC!
Your so funny it's 625 am here uk 🇬🇧 and you making me smile happy cheers bud
I remember getting the Vinetta with KFC meals.
That's going back a fair bit.
How on earth is a biscuit a scone? Biscuits are flat and can be dunked in tea.
Scones are cut in half with cream and jam spread on top.
Ur reaction vids have really grown on me.
We do love a pue, we have pue and mash with green gravy known as liquor
Here in South Africa a 16 piece bucket would be for a snack. We still have the 21 piece bucket, and the mash and gravy, which is not too bad for what it is; smash dehydrated potato and packet gravy.
You can get mash and gravy in the UK KFC 🤔 I love it and it's always my go to. I always mix it with popcorn chicken 🤤
Seen so many food wars videos please do more! :D
I see comments where people say watching how they made the gravy put them off. That's how you make proper gravy though. If I was doing a roast dinner, I'd use the tray full of congealed meat fat and juices which I roasted the potatoes in on a shelf under the meat, pour water from veg onto tray and heat on the hob while stirring, it's called deglazing the pan, then you skim the fat off top but no one knows how to make proper gravy anymore, they just boil a kettle and get the bisto out.
I think a lot of people “cook” by heating things up that were cooked in a factory.
@@PippetWhippet So sad. I'm making curry at the moment with my own homemade 9 spice garam masala and some fresh chilli I grew in a pot. I started 2 hours ago, it's simmering away slowly. When I stir it though it burns my nose so I may need to put some yoghurt or creamed coconut in it to temper the heat.
I went to Thunderbird chicken the other week - - that was absolutely perfect
I thought KFC stood for Kids Fattening Club...🤣
No, @Sue Edgar, I've always referred to KFC as Kentucky Fried Cardboard although your name for it is just as appropriate, isn't it?
I thought it was kan't fry chicken, or killing fat children.
U should react to the rest of the us vs uk food wars episodes. Starting with McDonald’s
I am also surprised that we don't the scones and gravy and mash given that jam and cream scones are famously known as a Britsh staple. The Japanese in particular a big into them) The mash and gravy is also a missed potencial cash in as sausage and mash with gravy is a British staple. In fast, weather is sausage and mash, the english roast, yorkshire puddings, sheppards pie or stake and kidney ALOT of British food uses gravy as it is a very big part of traditional British food. Great reaction to a great vid as well! Keep it up!
I used to work in Preston which is the location for the first KFC in the UK and it is still there opperating as a KFC.
We do have mash & gravy.... maybr just up north in the UK
That supercharger sauce is amazing! But I want that Mountain Dew!
A "Biscuit" as you call them, or "Scones" as we call them are for one thing only, Jam, Clotted Cream and a nice cup of tea!
Biscuits are nothing like scones, they are made with self-rising flour, butter and milk and they are soft not hard like a scone.
I don't go to KFC very often but I enjoyed this video more than I expected
The tried Zinger pies here in Australia... they failed! On the sauces, we have a combo of both the UK and US ones.
KFC is my favourite takeaway. I first had it in Moose Jaw, Canada. Good video as always. I'd have said Daniel Boone as well at the beginning. All the best.
We have gravy and mashed potatoes was added recently to the UK menu
We do get mash potato and the gravy over here in the uk. That pot pie sounds nice tjough.
We have the honey mustard here in Scotland
UK we do have spicy gravy too
But our toned-down version is still really good 👍
So I went to a factory that makes glues ( I was doing a sorta audit), and I'm talking about their products and their contents. We're talking about wallpaper paste ( I mean the stuff that sticks it on the wall) and I'm told that it's made from potato starch. So now every time someone talks to me about commercial mashed potatoes I think "hmm lovely, wallpaper paste."
We do get mash and gravy in uk as sides plus rice.
FUN FACT: Colonel Sanders was born in the UK and emigrated to the US when he was 8. He has a broad Yorkshire accent and took his famous recipe from Sheffield.
That is definitely not true. He was born in Indiana.
Kfc did seem to add mash and mac n cheese as sides to their menu. I assume it wasn't so popular due to how processed it is like if we have mash here we have proper mash and make a mac and cheese from rather than out of a packet
In the UK they used to put the cooked chicken juices from the fryers into the gravy but stopped it so the gravy is vegetarian.
CHICKEN DOWN! 🤣