Are $R^2$- and Higgs-inflations really unlikely?
  We address the question of unlikeness of $R^2$- and Higgs inflations
exhibiting exponentially flat potentials and hence apparently violating the
inherent in a chaotic inflation initial condition when kinetic, gradient and
potential terms are all of order one in Planck units. Placing the initial
conditions in the Jourdan frame we find both models not worse than any other
models with unbounded from above potentials: the terms in the Einstein frame
are all of the same order, though appropriately smaller.
