Bullshit the world's record scuba dive is 336 ft this old man shouldn't spread his tall tails on KZfaq only the bars where he clearly is used to

"He doesn't have PTSD, he has nostalgia" 😂😂

Truly a legend. A veteran that served his country sitting next to GrndpaGaming. Give it up for Brandon Herrera.

The "WHAT?!" I what-ed when he just ccaassuuaallyyy mentioned his uncle being killed in an XB-70 crash.

As a black veteran I love how you guys geek out over any military history and how when you don’t know something you’re still respectable, within veteran humor reason! Love you guys man. SEMPER FI!

Grandpa just dropped the wildest lore that his uncle was the one flying the Starfighter that collided with the XB-70 in 1966, didnt even bat an eye holy shit.

His disappointment during the offenders was palpable

Donut hasn't talked in an hour and 15 minutes, then graces us with the best comment of the episode.

Please bring GrndpaGaming back on. you guys treated him with so much respect and he rocked the episode like a unit.

A vote for spit roasting Nazis is a vote for Brandon Herrera

I love how usually the guys are hollering and cracking crude joke, but this one they are all just sitting around the campfire listening to gramps tell stories like a bunch of kids.

Gramps was such a genuinely nice dude. This was definitely not the typical unsub pod but in a perfectly appropriate way. His service record and humor was awesome. Well done

Grandpa sounds like an older version of Norm McDonald. Love him! So glad he came on the podcast

Nothing is funnier than Gramps saying Brandon looks like a politician

Grandpa worried about the seltzer being shaken prank WHEN IN REALITY, it’s the BOOP you gotta watch out for… 🍿🍿

Watching Nick talk to Grandpa is like watching a student consult the archives

I haven't ever seen this group ever be sooo focused. When gaminggrqnpa spoke all of them Lazer locked on what he had to say. I love it

@UnsubscribePodcast thank you so much for inviting my dad onto your podcast. I can’t tell you how proud I am of everything that he has done. You guys are truly great.

seeing nick have the biggest smile on his face at the beginning when grandpa says he watches him all the time was amazing

I think this group just hit all my favorite topics. History, miniature wargaming, guns, Sabaton, and esoteric knowledge! This is the best friend group I've never been a part of!

This podcast episode was so fucking wholesome. Seeing the guys grouped up like a bunch of kids around a living legend and listening to his stories was brilliant.

Nick not "Booping" grandpa was a life decision.

Grandpa is a 40k fan, Brandon is a sabaton nerd, Nick's favorite coral reef is the Bismarck?!? Oh my god I love this new episode.

the fact this man got to meet Carl Brashear is truly amazing.

This was one of the best podcasts I've seen ever. Thank you guys for bringing this one for us. Every time I watch the podcast it's like I'm back with the boys just giving each other shit. Thank you for everything you do.

This man is the epitome of "talk softly and carry a big stick"

I love how Nic is relatively quiet on history, because history himself is sitting next to him.

This was the most relaxing episode! Love it. Thank y'all once again!

This man is legitimately incredible. I've seen his clips and knew some of his background but honestly loved hearing all of his stories

The amount of shame the unsub boys feel, makes this amazing.

I absolutely love how whenever “grandpa” talks, everyone else just listens. That’s respect. 🇺🇸

The fact he collects Napoleonic figures is just magical

I remember listening to stories from my Grandfather who served in Korea and listening GrndpaGaming talk about stories just brings back a lot of memories. Makes me really miss my Grandfather who was every bit as wholesome and kind hearted as him. Don't wait to see your grandparents, talk to them more. Thanks Guys for a great podcast this one really hit home for me.

"Fought the Chinese once, didn't love it." Lost it. 😂

We just started watching the episode, and my 13yr old son said "Oh look, the 4 horseman of guns." One of the best compliments I can think of.

Absolutely great episode! I seriously can not wait to listen to it again on spotify tomorrow!

This is, without a single doubt, the best podcast I've ever seen. Been watching y'all for a hot minute now and this one takes the cake🖤🖤🖤

Your podcast is the highlight of this old lady's day ❤

Definitely in the Top 10 for best guests y’all have had so far

This was outstanding! One of your best conversations yet. Also, learning that Brandon is a Sabaton fan made my day. One of my favorite bands ever.

I love to see the older generation getting along with the new generation. Adapting to one another learning and growing. Hearing stories are by far the best part. To get to hear the story of somebody's life is always so intriguing. To have the opportunity to hear his story is priceless and seeing him hangout with the rest of the boys is just the cherry on top. Keep up the good work Grandpa gaming.

God tier nostalgia. No PTSD to be had.

The Russian badger would be a great guest on the podcast

The amount of respect from everyone in this video fills my heart with pure joy. This is by far my favorite podcast so far!

Man I restarted the pod from episode 1 till now twice now an went to the live show. You guys are so genuine an awesome guys. I'm happy there's a pod that matches my humor. When I refer the pod to anyone I say listen to my buddy's podcast because that's how you guys make it feel like. Thank you guys keep it up!! Got my full metal spectrum shirt today🫡

Grandpa is seriously one of the top five guests y’all have had. One of the best episodes!

Brandon making a Sabaton reference +100 charisma.

I have been extremely excited about this podcast 🙌🏽

Hands down my favorite episode!! All these guys are awesome!!

... Somehow Brandon is still gonna be the main character of this panel of veterans... What service... someone give that man a medal..

Watching the guys acting like little kids around their grandpa was awesome. Nick not being able to look him in the eye when talking about the offenders was hilarious. I hope he comes back for another show.

INSANE to finally hear the full backstory of this Fellow Veteran and American hero. one of my favorite PODCASTS to have ever hear/watch. Just amazing!

Last idk 10 episodes have just been absolute bangers! Love it keep up the good work.

He is so down to earth and as cool as a cucumber. He is now the Unsub family's Grandpa and the world is better off for it!

Clicked play so fast!

This was such a different and amazing episode. We love ya Gramps 🤘🏼

There just something about listen to an old experienced vet that just draws you in and cant stop. Def one of my favorite episodes.

“So you’re low key saying Brandon has a punchable face” I almost spit my beer out Haha

It was funny how long it took Brandon to realize what “you have the face for it” meant when gramps said he had the face of a politician

This a great episode for a first time standing ovation, much love to the boys for keeping smiles on our faces and lifting our minds from the trenches ❤

This was probably one of my favorite podcasts in the recent bit of time, that was great

I have been waiting for this episode ever since it was mentioned that GrndpaGaming was going to be on. Better then I imagined! Edit: The crew is so well behaved around gramps. It is adorable. Especially Nick who is usually down for anything who now has trouble looking gramps in the eyes at time. You can see the respect they have for this man and I really appreciate it. Such a great episode.

I’m 20. The fact that Gramps’ grandad was a WW2 vet is crazy to me because my grandad was a WW2 vet. He was a landing craft gunner on D-Day. Then again, my dad is about 60 rn

this was the first time I've WATCHED the podcast. once I started listening to this on Spotify I knew I had to watch it. FANTASTIC!

This was truly awesome. The fact that he's just an older version of you guys is freaking awesome.

He looked so overwhelmed but happy at the same time

Dude is the coolest old man. Served his country, plays video games, paints minis. I want to nerd with him.

God damn, I love this podcast! I struggle to find the time to watch it all, but when I do I always wonder why I didn't drop everything to watch it when it drops. It's only going to get bigger and better!

I will say I have a Grandfather that served in WWII and he is my hero! But Grandpa Gaming has become one I love for sure. Not many in my circle of heros but you sir are a new one for me! I wish I could be even half as great as you sir!

I love how veterans are the same no matter the age

"In the navy!" "Dont go there" 😂

This is absolutely the most wholesome podcast I’ve ever heard!

It was an awesome episode… thank you all for the laughs and stories

Oh hell yeah. Saturday morning cartoons turned to Saturday Morning Unsub!!

I love it! Great episode! Grandpa gaming is a wholesome dude and see the respect y'all gave this great man.

This episode was great! cant wait to see him in the range day videos!

New boots and an unsub podcast. Today’s a good day. Also, nobody commenting on the fact that Nick just shotgunned his bush light is basically the TLDR of this friend group.

Nick is gonna be a REALLY awesome grandpa, and I'm so glad he's getting the one-on-one training here lol. One grandpa wanted to tell me what he had for breakfast during WW2 and his morning routine, the other one told me nothing but fascinating stories. Nick as an old man is gonna be freaking awesome.

That. was probably the best episode ever! I chuckled a lot! You guys rock!

I have been waiting for this episode since it slipped out during a previous one. Having Grandpa over is great. I hope to see him more often.

I've met GrandpaGaming in real life. The dude's awesome. He reminds me of my own grandpa who was a paratrooper in WW 2.

"I don't play first-person shooters on console." That's how you know he's a real gamer.

One of the best episodes I must say. Wholesome, funny, and informative. Ticks all the boxes.

I have watched every single episode. I have to say this has been my absolute favorite episode yall have put out. Especially after having watched gramps years ago and losing contact.

With the Bismarck and ship discussion, I feel like this is the perfect place to bring up my idea that Nick should make a video on the Prinz Eugen, one of my favorite ships She was with the Bismarck, and escaped, later lost her entire stern and survived, she made the Channel Dash past the British with no damage, survived all of WWII, and then afterwards, she survived TWO NUCLEAR BOMBS and then still was sailing for another FIVE MONTHS and only sank when a small leak couldn't be repaired because she was radioactive

That's officially one of my all-time favorite episodes. Grandpa needs to come back, and Nick needs to take off from work that day. The dream team for me would be Nick, Grandpa, Jack, and Wendigoon. That would be AWESOME! I also love how wholesome Grandpa is, especially knowing everything he's been through and currently going through. He's not bitter or angry, and he's certainly not boring. He's an inspiration to us all, and a reminder to take care of our own loved ones who are getting up there in age. God bless him, and God bless the rest of the crew.

GrndpaGaming has lived way more and done more then almost anybody else and seems very down to earth! Thanks for this podcast with Him as your guest!!

I was so excited when I seen grandpa on your podcast. You guys are awesome.

There's fewer treasures greater in life tham as a man, sitting down with an old veteran and sharing wisdom and stories. Thank these heroes and enjoy their company, they won't always be around.

I'm a long distance shooter as well. My longest shot was 1710yrds. Now I know there are people out there who have shot way father than that. But when you shoot those distances and hang out with other long distance guys and gals, you become numb to how far that actually is. Talking to people who only shoot out to maybe 300yrds really reminds you how far you're actually reaching out there.

honestly, one of your best episodes. love your content.

Amazing podcast thank you all

No way, this badass old man is from my hometown! Let’s fucking go

Joint Ops? HOLY SHIT I KNOW THAT! Memory unlocked. Hes valid.

This made my trip so much more wicked love these dudes been watching all since sixteen glad there putting me on to gramps his wisdom and aura is unmatched

I was smileing threwout this whole video! Grandpagaming is so awsome to listen to

Gandalf the Brown took a savory sip from his raspberry White Claw, glaring at the road from beneath his pointy hat and bushy white brows. The road in question, if it could even be called that, was riddled with potholes and almost entirely covered in trash so worthless the impoverished orcs didn't even bother using them to build houses with. "What's the matter, Eli?" Donut asked, nursing his seventh White Claw since breakfast. "Your IED senses tingling again?" The old man nodded. "Once you've been blown up a couple times and lived, you develop a sixth sense about these kinds of things. I think we're gonna have to go the long way." "I don't do hills," said The Fat Electrician. True to his name, Nick was a rounder than average Hobbit, and already sweating despite it not even being noon and having only hiked a mile. "I'm a downhill kind of guy in case you haven't noticed." "Dude," Donut slurred, "we've been walking to Mordorstan for six weeks. How haven't you dropped a single pound yet?" "Remember all that food we used to have? I do, and the dwarves back there think I'm the second coming of Thor or something because it's 3018 of the Third Age and I know how electricity works." "What's that got to do with anything?" "I promise I won't strike anybody with lighting the next time it storm, and they gave me food. It was a win-win." The old man growled at the pair, warning them to shut up or suffer the wrath of his staff, which for the powerful and mighty Gandalf the Brown, took the shape of a shovel. The hobbits however either didn't notice or didn't care, and were soon joined by a third, leading a packhorse overburdened by too many guns to count. Donut noticed their approach and pointed at the bottle in his hand. "Brandon, where the hell did you get the whiskey?" he demanded. "I haven't had anything but White Claws since breakfast, and I'm starting to get the shakes." "Well, they don't call me AK-Jesus for nothing," Brandon said, flashing an award winning smile. "You think if I turned the water in their well to wine they'd start a new religion around me?" "Quiet, all of you," Gandalf shouted. "In case you three very stupid, very drunk hobbits have forgotten, we're in The Enemy's territory. He has eyes and ears everywhere, and we're probably being watched as we speak. We have no choice, we must get off the road and take to the hills." "Yeah, screw that," Nick said, fishing around in his pockets. "Work smarter, not harder." Donut rolled his eyes. He didn't see much of a point in working at all. He glanced at Brandon and saw him petting the newest addition to his collection. "Dude, did you buy another gun? We can't afford food and you bought another gun." Brandon nodded sheepishly, unsure whether to be proud or ashamed of himself. "It was only thirteen thousand coppers. I couldn't pass a deal like that up." "We don't even have thirteen coppers between us! Did you trade him a gun or something?" "Hell no," Brandon said, practically insulted. "I told him I didn't have the money, but he liked the look of me and said I could write him a check instead." Donut looked at him incredulously. "A check? Dude, just how much money do you owe now?" "Come on, man. It's just a check. It's not real money." He laughed to himself, shaking his head. "I should be a Congressman when I grow up." "Ha, found them." Nick held up half a dozen coppers. "How's money supposed to keep us from stepping on an IED?" Donut asked. "Easy. Mordorstan is a communist country. They don't have food or money, and I'm about to double this entire country's GDP." Although Nick could stand to lose ten or twenty pounds, or perhaps closer to forty, he was a deceptively strong, athletic man, and the coppers sailed over their heads. The moment the tiniest ring echoed through the air, the unmistakable sound of loose change hitting the ground, a mob of orcs emptied their dirt and cardboard homes and flooded the streets, and subsequently disappeared in an explosion of fire, dust, and debris. The hobbits barely heard a thing of course thanks to a lifetime of neglecting ear-pro at the range, and had Gandalf not seen the explosions for himself, he might've just thought it was Nick passing gas again. "About nine hundred and sixty eight pounds of explosives," Gandalf muttered, nodding in agreement with himself. When the dust finally settled, there was nothing left, barely even a road. The bodies had been thrown through the air, mostly to the sides of the road, but a few still lingered in the sky, waiting to come back down. Nick laughed, gesturing in front of him. "Dude, I'm like Moses parting the Red Sea. Get it? Red Sea? Blood? Communism?" Brandon and Donut shook their heads, and finished off their respective drinks, being far too sober in the morning for this. "It's just like Old Pappy used to say," Nick said triumphantly. "Why do something yourself when you can get a foreigner with darker skin than you do it for less than minimum wage." Donut found himself nodding. "Makes sense. I like your pappy. Sounds like a good guy. Kinda sounds like mine to be honest." While the two raised a toast to Pappy Electrician, Brandon was staring at the scene before him, mildly disturbed. A lifetime of watching LiveLeak before bed had mostly desensitized him to anything short of genocide, but there was still some compassion left in his heart and failing liver. "Nick, weren't you a medic or something? Shouldn't you, I dunno, help them?" "Do I look like a necromancer to you? Besides, I was in garrison the entire time. All I did was pass out Motrin like it's fentanyl in middle school and help guys with their hangovers." "Yeah, well, look at Eli. I think he's having war flashbacks or something. That's how PTSD works, right? I didn't serve so I don't know." Gandalf gave the trio a hearty chuckle. "Boys, I don't have PTSD. I have nostalgia. So long as I'm not the one blowing up, or any of my buddies, I'm as happy as a Marine in a crayon factory." He shook his head, remembering the mission after a brief senior moment. "Quickly now, hobbits, before you become too drunk to walk. The ATF is only a day behind us, and not only do they shoot hobbits and dogs on sight, but also horses, meaning not even Sgt. Reckless is safe." The old man took off running, surprisingly spry for a man his age, leaving the hobbits in his wake. "Wait, hold on!" Nick said, fishing out a sharpie. "I can't believe I almost missed this." He jogged to the side of the road, already out of breath, and casually changed the sign reading how many miles left to Mt. Doom from kilometers to miles. "There. We are now one step closer to putting an orc on the moon." "Fly you fools!" God bless, and have a wonderful day :)

100% not the guest I would ever expect to see (even though I knew it was coming) but he so fit in. After like 15 minutes he was very in tune with all of you. Too fucking funny.

This was an amazing podcost and Grandpa Gaming is hysterical!

I love this guy, seeing him on here was BIG exciting!