It’s great that the former Mrs Hubnut still has an active role in the world of Hubnut it’s quite refreshing to see and truly shows how amicable your situation is. Thank you former Mrs Hubnut for continued behind the scenes efforts. Steve.
Perhaps some context for those unaware. In September 2010 a large earthquake struck near Darfield in Canterbury, some distance away from Christchurch but close enough to be damaging. At the time we thought it was horrible, but it wasn't really too bad, more of a clean up than a cataclysm and things were getting back to normal within a couple of months really (that is, the aftershocks were slowing down). We didn't know that was just the warm-up act. In February 2011 an earthquake struck in a particularly unfortunate location in the Christchurch port hills that due to geology sort of resonated focusing a serious amount of shaking in Christchurch and a lot of buildings either fell down, were subsumed by liquefaction and ground displacement, or were so badly damaged that they were too dangerous to enter, a hundred something people died. The aftershock chain was vigorous and took a long, long time to calm down (years practically speaking). After the earthquake large areas of the city (mostly residential) were written off (red zoned), the government effectively bought the properties and demolished them, the land being deemed unsuitable to build on again for the forseeable future. Nearly 10 years later, recovery from this event is still going on, it turns out rebuilding a city takes a long time and costs a lot of money.
James Sleeman. Thanks for the context. 185 people died. Majority Kiwis, but Japan over represented. I don't think ChCh will return totally to normal..... in my lifetime anyway.
I lived in Christchurch at the time. it just kept going.. there were continuous (although much smaller) aftershocks for over a year following the main quakes... you could hear them coming.. and at night laying in bed the sound always woke me up
Fantastic, thoroughly enjoyable. Birdsong, bad weather, old bangers, interesting buildings and an unexpected blast from the past, Rachel and George. Bring it on. That was brilliant!
Thoroughly enjoyed this video, some great cars and a couple of road tests to look forward to, especially the Fuego, can't wait to see that one. Amusing to see Rachel stock taking and George taking stock 😁
I actually like these fragmented videos - a little bit of this and that... I absolutely love the 4th generation Crowns! 🥰 It was great to see Rachel again - I'm glad to see you two are still on good terms - and George of course! 👍🏻
It is highly likely that the black Austin Princess is actually a Princess "R", a model released by NZ Motor Corp (the NZ BL importers/assemblers) to commemorate the end of Austin assembly in New Zealand. They were only available in black, and had an "R" badge on the upper right side of the boot lid. From memory, black was never used on general production Princess's during their NZ assembly run.
George happily keeping the human under control, as usual! He needs to post you some Hubnut stickers, ASAP! Sad to see how much damage the earthquakes did to Christchurch. I hope that they can restore most of those lovely old buildings. Maybe they could repurpose some of the rubble from the cathedral, when they demolish it, to make something both useful and interesting to the local people and to visitors. Thanks for this fascinating and educational video, Ian.
Great Cars! Great snapshots of Ian’s host city and great footage of the little horror! And George! All of the Boon! Bless! Good health and happiness to all! (Get a knife Rach!) Nice George shirts! I want an George Sticker!
My father spoke to prince charles once in south yorkshire and he said "any jobs down your end charlie" and charles said "just a few, just a few" lol. Once me & my friend stood under a small tree sheltering from the rain & thunder in the mid 80's and all of a sudden the lightning struck the tree must have been a few feet away from us and both of us automatically dived to either side and got away with it unscathed. Seemed like an explosion. So don't stand under trees kids. Great video a nice selection of cars.
I am enjoying your epic antipodean adventure very much and missing my home country more with each installment. Thanks for reminding me about 'trundlers'. I haven't used that term in many years, made me smile. I feel a George tshirt purchase is imminent. He is quite the star.
Hi Ian, another great video,nice meet with the cars,blimey a Renault Fuego brings back some memories, especially a turbo one,Prince Charles is everywhere you go lol, George the cat likes blue tac lol 😂😂.
Rubbish, tons of room from my point of view......That was me in the left seat! Got to drive it home as well, awesome fun although drum brakes all round took a bit of getting used to after driving my Golf.
@theflyingstonemason 68 The nose of the other car didn't even dip. I'm not entirely sure they touched their brakes at all, but certainly not the "slam the brakes on" you've claimed.
Love E34’s - love the concept of the LD in it 😂 great storm footage too, bit obsessed with storms! That R31 Skyline reminded me so much of grandad’s Nissan Laurel! Didn’t know that the Fuego had a pantograph drivers wiper. Happy days! Great video, really good to watch!
Wow! That Valiant and Cedric are super gorgeous. And that Crown. I would love to get hold of a Crown wagon with that same front-end treatment, I reckon that's the most beautiful-looking crown model ever built.
Received my hubnut merchandise few days ago well pleased car now sporting sticker in East Midlands tote bag useful with maps and magazines in our caravan now how about a t shirt with hubnuts and wheels on just a thought 🤔good video as always all the best 👍
Great video. Enjoying them all. I liked to see an old Plymouth Valiant. My sister had a '62 four door when I was little. Believe it or not, they were considered "little" cars at the time. She was 4' 10".
The Mitsubishi was sold in the US as the Dodge Colt wagon (estate for you in the UK 🇬🇧). But gobsmacked about the Renault Fuego! MID-80'S (1983-85) sold over here when Renault owned AMC (or majority interest, whichever is correct). The Diamonte was only a four door. And the Daihatsu was incredible! Those ⚡ storms sound just like we have here in the summer in the US.
I can't remember when I last saw a Fuego! Are there any left on the road in the UK? Sad to see the devastation in Christchurch. It has suffered terribly in the past ten years with the earthquakes and the appalling shooting.
Can't believe New Zealand seems to have more Renault Fuego sightings than the UK. Saying that there are alot of cars that we don't see any more sighted there. Great to see George being his usual helpful self with former Mrs Hubnut
@@hhgttg69 come to think about it, I've never actually seen Charles and Hubnut in the same place at at the same time. Ooooh I think we might be onto something here!
Nice tour of the environs...and a "two cat bonus"! Looks like George gets intrigued w/ unboxing like our Ms. Cricket, who has a special fondness for tape. I recall when the Renault Fuego Turbo was such a hot deal here in the States; mainly, because of a TV ad w/ a voice-over w/ a rather pompous-sounding gentleman (think Robin Leach w/ a "kultured" American accent) touting the car's virtues. Look forward to that road test!
Your glad your not in Wales today, It's cat's (not George) and dogs out there today and bloody cold, the wind goes straight through you. Btw, great to see Miss Hubnut again
Almost a year to the day later and I saw the Greening the rubble Mitsubishi Celeste which now adorns an I Love TWC sticker so your wish was ultimately granted!
Good collection of cars. I didn't know Renault has had a model with a Spanish name (fuego means fire in Spanish). Nice to see former Mrs Hubnut and George looking good 👍
The Mitsubishi Diamanté was called a Mitsubishi Magna here in Australia. They were assembled in Adelaide South Australia. The automotive manufacturing industry is long gone in Australia.
HubNut in New Zealand is quickly becoming the new normal - starting to feel we might not get you back Ian ? :-( . If that was not bad enough a bit of a catastrophe at the end :-) . From a followers point of view this trip is so much better than anticipated. Great stuff.
A friend of mine owned a Nissan Laurel with a l28 diesel .. 3 speed automatic with a overdrive... Just about as slow as my Toyota Hi-ace 2.4 diesel because it wasn't "adjusted" 😉. The sound it made was pretty good
A bit disappointed you didn't look at the Valiant wagon abit more and show it's engine. Their hemi six was unique to Australia and was considered one of the most modern sixes on the world at the time. Glad to have heard the BMW or more specifically, the Datsun inline six diesel fitted. I never knew they existed and it's awesome to see it as a transplant in this five series car.
Trolleys are normally trolleys in NZ, it's just a few weirdo places that call them trundlers. It's probably some ozzie thing because of our oz supermarkets.
Aggghhhhh. Love your channel dear chap......BUT anything with the initials 'BMW' makes me think just how sliding down a 50ft razor blade, using your gonads as brakes, is oh so much more exciting!
I can confirm the KE70 Corolla SR Coupe was available in the UK as I owned an 83 Y reg back in 1986 but it was a rare thing to see and only ever saw a handful of them
Nice to see so much old school Jdm stuff and that poor Bmw 530i being castrated like that..I dont know. Thanks Ian great video as always. Ps: George slacking again, you just can't get the staff these days. Can't beat a bit of flour power.
That LD28 went into almost everything that was rear wheel drive in New Zealand. I used to drive a Land Rover with one for field trips at work. There were even quite a few in Jaguars and Damilers. Diesel used to be very very cheap in New Zealand so a Jag with an LD28 was cheaper to run than almost any petrol car.
Lovely to see the former Mrs HubNut and George again. 😊
Absolutely ! Vid gets a thumbs up from me just for that !
And George, the cat is doing the final control on each package! 😂
It was good to see a guest appearance from the former Mrs Hubnut and George 👍
+1
It’s great that the former Mrs Hubnut still has an active role in the world of Hubnut it’s quite refreshing to see and truly shows how amicable your situation is. Thank you former Mrs Hubnut for continued behind the scenes efforts. Steve.
Perhaps some context for those unaware. In September 2010 a large earthquake struck near Darfield in Canterbury, some distance away from Christchurch but close enough to be damaging. At the time we thought it was horrible, but it wasn't really too bad, more of a clean up than a cataclysm and things were getting back to normal within a couple of months really (that is, the aftershocks were slowing down). We didn't know that was just the warm-up act.
In February 2011 an earthquake struck in a particularly unfortunate location in the Christchurch port hills that due to geology sort of resonated focusing a serious amount of shaking in Christchurch and a lot of buildings either fell down, were subsumed by liquefaction and ground displacement, or were so badly damaged that they were too dangerous to enter, a hundred something people died. The aftershock chain was vigorous and took a long, long time to calm down (years practically speaking).
After the earthquake large areas of the city (mostly residential) were written off (red zoned), the government effectively bought the properties and demolished them, the land being deemed unsuitable to build on again for the forseeable future.
Nearly 10 years later, recovery from this event is still going on, it turns out rebuilding a city takes a long time and costs a lot of money.
James Sleeman. Thanks for the context. 185 people died. Majority Kiwis, but Japan over represented. I don't think ChCh will return totally to normal..... in my lifetime anyway.
I lived in Christchurch at the time. it just kept going.. there were continuous (although much smaller) aftershocks for over a year following the main quakes... you could hear them coming.. and at night laying in bed the sound always woke me up
@@DanafoxyVixen It was awful. I made a double bed up in my camper on our drive, and we slept in that for 2 months while the house fell apart.
Excellent! Especially with the guest appearances of Rachael and George! :-)
Time for a George t-shirt, methinks! :-)
Yes, that t-shirt is something I'd wear.
@@dlittlester I haz ordered it! :-)
Nice to see Rachel and George
Fantastic, thoroughly enjoyable. Birdsong, bad weather, old bangers, interesting buildings and an unexpected blast from the past, Rachel and George. Bring it on. That was brilliant!
Thoroughly enjoyed this video, some great cars and a couple of road tests to look forward to, especially the Fuego, can't wait to see that one. Amusing to see Rachel stock taking and George taking stock 😁
Graeme W: George has found the blu tack for Ians headlining.
@@zugbug1986 😂 Hope he's found "all of the" blutack for when the headliner gives up as will be Ian's luck.
New Zealand, storm, wacky cars, former Mrs HubNut and George! What's not to like? So I liked it. (I always do actually.) Thanks Ian, Mike
George!! Rachel!!! Cool cars!! Cool wipers!! And a BMW with a Nissan diesel... what? Great stuff, Ian. Keep it up!
Christchurch looks like a fascinating city. Good video Mr H. And lovely to see George 'helping' in the merch department as well.
Loving the huge Chrysler Valiant wagon! I want one of those, one day!
I actually like these fragmented videos - a little bit of this and that... I absolutely love the 4th generation Crowns! 🥰 It was great to see Rachel again - I'm glad to see you two are still on good terms - and George of course! 👍🏻
It's a pleasure to George and former Mrs Hubnut. Glad you and Rachel are still friends and not fighting like many former married couples do.
Two cats in one video! You are spoiling us!
Mighty Cat Mods: He just needed one more for the catrick.
It is highly likely that the black Austin Princess is actually a Princess "R", a model released by NZ Motor Corp (the NZ BL importers/assemblers) to commemorate the end of Austin assembly in New Zealand. They were only available in black, and had an "R" badge on the upper right side of the boot lid. From memory, black was never used on general production Princess's during their NZ assembly run.
NZMC. That takes me back. Thanks for the comment nzmax. I don't recall the Princess R at all. It's never too late to learn stuff.
Kudos to George! And Mrs. HubNut!
Hello, George and Ms. Rachel. Good to see you both! All the best!
Ah great to see George again :-)
Hey fredintheshed1! I didn't know you were a HubNut fan too! Small world! :)
YAY!! George and Rachel, oh,and good vid Ian.😁😁
Must say I was impressed with George’s traction as he jumped onto the table!
Nice to see that Mrs Hubnut appeared - I hope that there is still hope for the both of you - it certainly cheered me up !
There isn't. We are still good friends, and enjoy running the store together.
@@HubNut that was blunt haha. At least you two are honest about it!
No other way to be. I'm not an MP. 😉
That was one of the best unpackings I've ever seen, George.
Good to see the distribution crew in action. Very quick delivery of my order this week, nicely packed by the ‘lady and cat’ team. Thanks.
Hoorah for George, at last ...... George T-Shirts are back woo hoo !!! Straight to the store, thank you George (and Ian).
thanks for the video of George and I will need to order more George t shirts.
I think George may be due a promotion at some point. His devotion to the business is unswerving. Slackers are not tolerated.
Paul G: Hope he gets more than minimum wage and a zero hours contract.
@@zugbug1986 😂😂😂
@@zugbug1986 don't mention it those animal activists or they may blow up your house, because it'sa crime to have pets working...
Again showing wonderful weird cars Ian, fantastic.
And as a bonus George and Rachel who keep the trade going.
George happily keeping the human under control, as usual! He needs to post you some Hubnut stickers, ASAP!
Sad to see how much damage the earthquakes did to Christchurch. I hope that they can restore most of those lovely old buildings. Maybe they could repurpose some of the rubble from the cathedral, when they demolish it, to make something both useful and interesting to the local people and to visitors. Thanks for this fascinating and educational video, Ian.
Great Cars! Great snapshots of Ian’s host city and great footage of the little horror! And George! All of the Boon! Bless! Good health and happiness to all! (Get a knife Rach!)
Nice George shirts! I want an George Sticker!
My father spoke to prince charles once in south yorkshire and he said "any jobs down your end charlie" and charles said "just a few, just a few" lol.
Once me & my friend stood under a small tree sheltering from the rain & thunder in the mid 80's and all of a sudden the lightning struck the tree must have been a few feet away from us and both of us automatically dived to either side and got away with it unscathed.
Seemed like an explosion.
So don't stand under trees kids.
Great video a nice selection of cars.
Ahh the rain Ian, makes you feel like your back in Wales
So excited to see the test of the 2-stroke Daihatsu! That's going to be an absolute HubNut highlight, one for the ages.
Enjoyed your NZ/Australia adventures and re-watching some of them!
I am enjoying your epic antipodean adventure very much and missing my home country more with each installment. Thanks for reminding me about 'trundlers'. I haven't used that term in many years, made me smile. I feel a George tshirt purchase is imminent. He is quite the star.
Hi Ian, another great video,nice meet with the cars,blimey a Renault Fuego brings back some memories, especially a turbo one,Prince Charles is everywhere you go lol, George the cat likes blue tac lol 😂😂.
That Diahatsu two stroke nearly got T boned in that carpark. 😱
Yes, that was a bit too close for comfort.
Rubbish, tons of room from my point of view......That was me in the left seat! Got to drive it home as well, awesome fun although drum brakes all round took a bit of getting used to after driving my Golf.
EpochNZ
Rubbish. If you are talking about the other car having to slam the brakes on then yeah, loads of room, drum brakes all around not needed. 😁
Bloody loads of room! Your journeys must take a long time
@theflyingstonemason 68 The nose of the other car didn't even dip. I'm not entirely sure they touched their brakes at all, but certainly not the "slam the brakes on" you've claimed.
What a wonderful surprise at the end of the video
That Renault, they used to be everywhere when I were a lad now I can't remember the last time I saw one.
All Rachel wants for christmas is a stanley knife:¬}
Or a cat with a decent claw !
I bet there's one or two blades on the garage floor....
I believe for a proper TH-cam unboxing you need a machete or similarly oversized knife.
Really looking forward to seeing the Fuego video been a long time since I've seen one of those on the road.
Enjoyed the randomness of this, good fun.
8:55 literally no one in New Zealand calls trolleys trundlers except for the signs at the supermarket.
Great video, interesting all round, bit of everything. Seeing the earthquake sites fascinating.
Noises that would have our own cat fleeing in terror, finds George bravely trying to assume the role of Comptroller of Boxes.
Nice to see Rachel again with George... xxx (Phil - Lancashire)
Aw Rachel and George! Nice to see them. Loving the NZ videos Ian. Really jealous of your adventure TBH.
Bonus George & Rachel clip.... a whole video without tea!.... and HRH a Hubnutter! Whatever next.... loved the Beemer Nissan hybrid though.
Now that's what you call a storm! Love it.
Loved every bit of this episode, nice!!
Love E34’s - love the concept of the LD in it 😂 great storm footage too, bit obsessed with storms! That R31 Skyline reminded me so much of grandad’s Nissan Laurel! Didn’t know that the Fuego had a pantograph drivers wiper. Happy days! Great video, really good to watch!
Loving the George action - in typical cat fashion climbs on the boxes and "claims" them lol !
And more bonus, George and Rachel, and T shirts😁
What a heartwarming surprise at the end😍
Wow! That Valiant and Cedric are super gorgeous. And that Crown. I would love to get hold of a Crown wagon with that same front-end treatment, I reckon that's the most beautiful-looking crown model ever built.
Received my hubnut merchandise few days ago well pleased car now sporting sticker in East Midlands tote bag useful with maps and magazines in our caravan now how about a t shirt with hubnuts and wheels on just a thought 🤔good video as always all the best 👍
Great video. Enjoying them all. I liked to see an old Plymouth Valiant. My sister had a '62 four door when I was little. Believe it or not, they were considered "little" cars at the time. She was 4' 10".
Loving the cars The Valiant Estate yes please.
All the best!
Fun fact - We dont call them estates - we call them Station Wagon or Wagon for short..
@@Nostradamus1981 Thanks so what do you think of the Valiant Wagon?
Fuego content approved, travel well Mr HubNut!
“It wasn’t my flour. It belongs to the other boys, I was just looking after it for them”
lmao
I'm picturing Prince Charles wondering how the Hubnut sticker got onto his limo.
Mr. Hubnut, you've done it again, another fine video.
Some great cars there! The crazy van thing is dreadful but the moggy at your digs offsets that...
Good times👍
The Mitsubishi was sold in the US as the Dodge Colt wagon (estate for you in the UK 🇬🇧). But gobsmacked about the Renault Fuego! MID-80'S (1983-85) sold over here when Renault owned AMC (or majority interest, whichever is correct). The Diamonte was only a four door. And the Daihatsu was incredible!
Those ⚡ storms sound just like we have here in the summer in the US.
Loving the bonus George footage
You missed the sticker on the wagon "this is it I don't have another car"
I didn't though - that's all that matters ;)
Yeah you definitely need to get yourself a Renault Fuego Ian.. Headlamp wipers, pantograph wipers and even a rear wiper. 5 wipers in one car!
I can't remember when I last saw a Fuego! Are there any left on the road in the UK? Sad to see the devastation in Christchurch. It has suffered terribly in the past ten years with the earthquakes and the appalling shooting.
Can't believe New Zealand seems to have more Renault Fuego sightings than the UK. Saying that there are alot of cars that we don't see any more sighted there.
Great to see George being his usual helpful self with former Mrs Hubnut
The prince of wales and the hubnut of wales in the same place at the same time on the other side of the world , spooky ,
One prince follows youtubers around, the other.. ok let's not go there.
therefore Hubnut IS the Prince of Wales
@@hhgttg69 come to think about it, I've never actually seen Charles and Hubnut in the same place at at the same time. Ooooh I think we might be onto something here!
Nice tour of the environs...and a "two cat bonus"! Looks like George gets intrigued w/ unboxing like our Ms. Cricket, who has a special fondness for tape.
I recall when the Renault Fuego Turbo was such a hot deal here in the States; mainly, because of a TV ad w/ a voice-over w/ a rather pompous-sounding gentleman (think Robin Leach w/ a "kultured" American accent) touting the car's virtues. Look forward to that road test!
Your glad your not in Wales today, It's cat's (not George) and dogs out there today and bloody cold, the wind goes straight through you. Btw, great to see Miss Hubnut again
Wet is good. How can you not love rain, blunder and frightening and the light show, you are in NZ take time and relax.
Thanks for this nice end of the day (after milking the cows and playing with the calfs...) Take care, Ian...
I completely forgot about the Renault fuego. Nice find!!
Almost a year to the day later and I saw the Greening the rubble Mitsubishi Celeste which now adorns an I Love TWC sticker so your wish was ultimately granted!
Good collection of cars. I didn't know Renault has had a model with a Spanish name (fuego means fire in Spanish). Nice to see former Mrs Hubnut and George looking good 👍
Go back with a sticker when you can Ian. Great to see Rachel and George too. I must get a George the cat t-shirt.
The Mitsubishi Diamanté was called a Mitsubishi Magna here in Australia. They were assembled in Adelaide South Australia. The automotive manufacturing industry is long gone in Australia.
@tone167I'm thinking this could be a used import from Japan?
@@captainpesmo The Diamante is NZ new.
World first I think with the bonus coverage of stored crocheting and knitting acoutrements ?
The numberplate on the Starlet is awesome. Just two characters and two numbers.
It matches the chassis code as well
Fuego ! The car i loved the most .
Just noticed the KP61 plate on that Starlet. Someone loves their car very much.
excellent. bloomin lovely. scooby do likin the vids ian far out man
HubNut in New Zealand is quickly becoming the new normal - starting to feel we might not get you back Ian ? :-( . If that was not bad enough a bit of a catastrophe at the end :-) . From a followers point of view this trip is so much better than anticipated. Great stuff.
I had a 1981 Toyota Corrola 1.3 DX (5 speed) & a 1983 Toyota Starlet 1.3 Auto. Great cars in their day.
A friend of mine owned a Nissan Laurel with a l28 diesel .. 3 speed automatic with a overdrive... Just about as slow as my Toyota Hi-ace 2.4 diesel because it wasn't "adjusted" 😉. The sound it made was pretty good
Hooray, it’s Rachel and George! Sad to see what happened to the buildings in Christ church, I hope they can save them.
A bit disappointed you didn't look at the Valiant wagon abit more and show it's engine. Their hemi six was unique to Australia and was considered one of the most modern sixes on the world at the time.
Glad to have heard the BMW or more specifically, the Datsun inline six diesel fitted. I never knew they existed and it's awesome to see it as a transplant in this five series car.
\o/ yay bonus Rachel feature- oh yes and Curious George!
Trolleys are normally trolleys in NZ, it's just a few weirdo places that call them trundlers. It's probably some ozzie thing because of our oz supermarkets.
Just noticed this post. They are trolleys in my part of Oz. Hubnut video is first I've heard of trundlers.
George is an awesome cat! Entertains himself nae problem.
Great video Ian. Love seeing the classic Japanese cars, and a thunderstorm thrown in. What’s not to like ?👍
Aggghhhhh. Love your channel dear chap......BUT anything with the initials 'BMW' makes me think just how sliding down a 50ft razor blade, using your gonads as brakes, is oh so much more exciting!
I can confirm the KE70 Corolla SR Coupe was available in the UK as I owned an 83 Y reg back in 1986 but it was a rare thing to see and only ever saw a handful of them
Nice one! Sometimes the land scape looks re-markedly like Northumberland .
Nice to see so much old school Jdm stuff and that poor Bmw 530i being castrated like that..I dont know.
Thanks Ian great video as always.
Ps: George slacking again, you just can't get the staff these days.
Can't beat a bit of flour power.
I am a BMW fan and I wasn't crying in my conrflakes, I loved that creation! 😁 And I never ever eat cornflakes. Because LCHF rules.
That LD28 went into almost everything that was rear wheel drive in New Zealand. I used to drive a Land Rover with one for field trips at work. There were even quite a few in Jaguars and Damilers. Diesel used to be very very cheap in New Zealand so a Jag with an LD28 was cheaper to run than almost any petrol car.
Yes, finally a Fuego road test! Indeed HubNut must have one. Not a turbo though, you should go for the lowly TL with the 1.4l engine.
I use to own a 2001 530i BMW with a stock 3L petrol motor. Nice car to drive.
George t-shirt ordered. Hope it helps fund this amazing adventure as well as making me look dapper!