Really? Because if you google it, the world record for single breath freediving (no tank or air line) is 702ft, and the scuba record is 1090ft. People can literally take a deep breath and dive deeper than what you think the world scuba record is. So who's spreading misinformation?
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.
It's really a wild piece of lore Also holy shit the xb-70 is giant in person, if you ever get the chance to stop by the Dayton ohio air force museum, the surviving one is on display there. It's a fantastic museum 100% worth the trip
@@ablindman0 My grandfather showed me that section of Wright Patterson AFB. The Xb-70 is 4 feet shorter than the hanger it's in. The thing is friggin yuge
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.
@@zanec8902 think about like meeting someone your a fan of right and how excited you'd be to meet them and then imagine them feeling the same way about getting to meet you..... I can only assume that would be an amazing feeling
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!
@@lucaskuczek thank you for your service bro but I only brought up color because they were talking about black veterans and since I’m one I wanted to relate and show my appreciation for non black vets highlighting little known facts or obscure facts with such high reverence. I mean I’m pretty sure everyone can see my pic so you know I’m black.
Is he a 40k fan? He said he paints Napoleonic War figures, not 40k figures. Or maybe I just haven't got far enough into the podcast lol if that's the case ignore me.
@@matthewblunderbuss4545 Eli asked him about 40K When he showed him his phone talking about the other stuff he did. Probably saw a few painted 40K figurines in the pictures at that moment.
@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.
1987 First edition (Warhammer 40,000: Rogue Trader) (1987) The first edition of the game was titled Warhammer 40,000: Rogue Trader, and its rules are based on Warhammer Fantasy Battle. "Rogue Trader" had been the game's working title during development. The "Rogue Trader" subtitle was dropped in subsequent editions. Up until the recent video game that came out and Henry caville 95% of 40k fans where dudes 30+. Thiers a reason why 40k is getting re writes and it's because these damn youtubers keep promoting crap to kids who don't understand or it's not for them.
Yeah that's cause GrndpaGaming is the analog AND digital version of fuck around and find out. Guarantee if Nick had booped him his response would have been "ok bitch 1v1 me on Rust" lol.🤣
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.
He has telekinesis with random controller settings… But IRL he has paralysis from catching a machete, compounded by paralysis from a near-death office accident. Not only is real life already harder… there’s a chance his offset won’t even register. In fact, there’s a chance that his offset is already happening!
I totally agree. Also, with how genuine everything was. It would be tough to knock from the number one spot... The only reason I would not put it in number one is I don't watch everything and out of respect of others.
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.
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.
Active Navy Diver here, I love hearing from an old timer from my community. If he’s ever invited on again you could benefit from a diving consultant to help ask some questions that would get some really good stories out of him. One of the problems we have is our stories are so hard for the general public to grasp the gravity of so we hold them close to our chest. A couple targeted questions about some of the jobs he did in the water, pranks he pulled on other sailors or memorable parts of training could go a long way
Once he wins the election he could be made an Admiral of Medicine and get one of those cute looking navy like dresses.. He would look better in it than the current Trans Women that Biden gave that miltary rank to...
I love that Nic just sat there with his head in his hand half the time listening. Never thought I'd see that. Reminds me of me when I listen to my grandfather. Definitely the most wholesome podcast yet
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
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.
Guys, I can NOT describe how much I love hearing stories from the older generations!!! They are a dying breed that were just built different, & we ALL need to soak up EVERY drop we possibly can from them because we will be nothing but better for it, & there is no denying we would not be here without them!!!
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
My great grandaddys brother died landing In Utah Beach. Never made it off the boat. I live in a small town all of the veterans made a va type group in his name. It's pretty cool honestly
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.
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 spied GrndpaGaming in the background of someone’s vlog during a recent range day and wondered if he was going to make an appearance on the podcast. Never click faster when this video popped up on my feed!
I spent well over 10+ bucks in quarters back in the day to finish off Dragon's Lair back in 89 as a 9 year old in one sitting. Saved up to be able to do so. Worth it.
I have an RC FMS P-51 that i think am going to repaint in the "down for double" colour scheme, A because it's a stuning colour scheme and B because this man and his family deserves every bit of respect we can give him.
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.
My longest shot ever was like 400 yards with my 30-06 Remington 783 I use for hunting lmao I’d love to get a good rifle for long range but we just don’t have any of those ranges near me given you would have to clear a lot of trees (I’m guessing idk)
I've saw a newer podcast with "grndpagaming" being mentioned. So i had to go back and listen to it. You guys are awesome, and the fact that "thefatelectrician" is also from Iowa makes it that much better!!
My grandfather was on the Bismarck for a large part of its lifetime as a vessel. It shared a crew rotation with the Prinz Eugen, which is the only reason I exist, since they swapped crews a week prior and he was the Eugen's navigator for the battle where the Bismarck sank. He didn't like talking about it much, but he did say two things about the whole thing. One being that the moment the Bismarck sank, he knew the war was over and that the biggest tragedy about the whole thing was that aside from the political officers to keep the crews in line, nobody had an axe to grind for the regime. Everybody was just trying to get through the whole ordeal alive in the end. But when you think about stuff like that, where but for a coin toss a few generations ago, you wouldn't even be around... Man, I was entertained and I had to think during this, too. Really good podcast, guys.
Damn. I just did a mini deep dive on the Bismarck reading your comment. I always thought most of the crew survived, though they suffered heavy casualties. Not the case. 2200 killed, only 110-116 were pulled from the water alive and became POWs. Shitty your grandfather was on the wrong side of history, but a compelling life all the same
@@comradeeverclear4063 He didn't really have a choice. He joined the navy during the Weimar Republic because he wanted to see the world and interact with other cultures. From what I know, there was talk about revolt and mutiny during the early days of the war, but when they mixed the SS into crews and you could end up dead in your bed (or, tbh, worse, someone would sit down at lunch with you that you'd barely seen before and *tell you* how your wife was doing back home, name, address and all) for saying the wrong thing, that kind of talk pmuch stopped.
38:23 Grampa was the OG Big Daddy if he trained with the bioshock helmet. I'm so glad y'all had him on. One of the best episodes to date 🖤 much love from Philly
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
This gentlemen is a class act. I really enjoy watching him hit those distant targets on battle field. When children make jokes he just shrugs it off. "They are just kids, dont worry about it"
I gotta agree with Nick, Rising Sun was one of the peak MoH games they came out with. The cinematic of gunning on that PT boat going between the exploding battleships legit had me enraged. I was actually angry and was shooting zeros down with a vengeance. - getting that kind of emotion out of a 10 year old is truly an accomplishment.
If you get a chance try out pacific assault. It feels like a more complete version of RS with a better story, but has some similar mission involving Pearl Harbour as act 1
Got to enjoy this episode from a unique perspective- I'm in my 50's, been in the Bar Service Industry for 25+ years & out of the Army for 30+. Most of my contemporaries were fellow Irish bartenders who were between 12-17 years younger than me. I'd wonder why they'd seek my perspective on things or wanted to rehear a certain tale I'd told over a few whiskeys on certain occasions. It didn't bother me- quite the contrary- but I never looked at these times like they were 'Teachable Moments' or 'Words of Sacred Wisdom'. A few of the guys went into the service or worked for local city/state government while I contentedly stayed behind the bar (my primary love). I got to play 'Pappa-Bear' when the bar & waitstaff went out drinking, & to act as the voice of reason & Authority for the rowdier St. Patty's Day Parties. My lil' brother (also a vet, out for 25 years) brought to my attention how much he appreciated my words of advice before he left for basic training (we BOTH went to Leonard Wood). "Bro, you give friends & family the advice they need, not the sugar coated B.S. we ALL got from our recruiters." I liked that answer. Seems my brother got hit with a Wisdom Stick while my back was turned. I LOVED hearing Grnpa mentioning the 'Gaming by Mail' he did in the 70's. I heard about this but thought someone was just pulling my leg. Your guests & Hosts make 'Unsubscribe' must-see viewing for Veterans, Smart Folks, & viewers who just enjoy being entertained. Keep it up! Frmr 55B & 31B, '89-'93.
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.
Lol Grampa Gaming reminds me of my wife's grandfather. Man was a green Beret in Vietnam. Lol super quiet and to himself, but when you get to cutting up he has some great one liners. Thank you guys so much for having him on the show.
32:00 FMV by legendary animator Don Bluth, also famous for movies such as Anistasia, The Land Before Time, All Dogs go to Heaven, fucking Robin Hood(73) one of my favorite animated movies ever.
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.
Thanks, guys. I’ve been up all night, stressing over my cat coming home heavily wounded. Feels like I finally snapped out of worried parent mode and had a laugh. This podcast is a great stress reliever
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.
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Bullshit the world's record scuba dive is 336 ft this old man shouldn't spread his tall tails on RUclips only the bars where he clearly is used to
Really? Because if you google it, the world record for single breath freediving (no tank or air line) is 702ft, and the scuba record is 1090ft. People can literally take a deep breath and dive deeper than what you think the world scuba record is. So who's spreading misinformation?
You just got brutally penetrated with common knowledge so you might need a week to get used to that feeling of not being a dumbass.
Community noted on RUclips?
Awww my mcomment is hidden since I called him dumba**
The pin of shame. Where is Cody? We need our Homelander
Nothing is funnier than Gramps saying Brandon looks like a politician
funny thing about that
that burn was brutal
Truly a legend. A veteran that served his country sitting next to GrndpaGaming. Give it up for Brandon Herrera.
🤣
That’s triple medal of honor recipient Brandon Herrera.
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Best comment. I left this reply to boost your comment to the top. I aint sure it works but I heard it does well anyway communism sucks.
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😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😭
Grandpa talks and everyone pauses to listen.
Real respect.
If you know this man's history, you know that he's damn well earned that respect. 👌🤌
I noticed that too.
@@davecrupel2817 he never seen combat.
@@vulcov7430 don't self project.
@davecrupel2817 lol
"He doesn't have PTSD, he has nostalgia" 😂😂
Spicy nostalgia.
You can't get PTSD if you are the traumatic event.
That's the goal of every PTSD episode! Keep grinding fellow schizos!
@@novemberoscar98seriously He Is Him “Bringer Of Traumatic Stress, On His Golden Steed!”
He gets over PTSD by handing it out to unsuspecting gamers.
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.
Yeah I didn't miss that either
It's really a wild piece of lore
Also holy shit the xb-70 is giant in person, if you ever get the chance to stop by the Dayton ohio air force museum, the surviving one is on display there.
It's a fantastic museum 100% worth the trip
I feel like it didn't even register how big of an event that was... damn.
If that's the case, that would be Joseph Walker. He also flew the X-15.
@@ablindman0 My grandfather showed me that section of Wright Patterson AFB. The Xb-70 is 4 feet shorter than the hanger it's in. The thing is friggin yuge
Watching Nick talk to Grandpa is like watching a student consult the archives
I LOVE it.
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.
It reminded me of so many conversations I've had with the old timers up here in Alaska. They've got the best stories
"Real recognize real" - Snoop Dogg
When the old timer actually starts telling stories.
You shut up and listen!
they were still cracking crude jukes lmfao
it was kind of awkward, their humor isn't the same.
seeing nick have the biggest smile on his face at the beginning when grandpa says he watches him all the time was amazing
He grinned like a kid in a candy store who just got told he could have anything he wanted. It was great to see the genuine happiness on his face.
finding out someone that you are a big fan of is also a huge fan of yours is one of the best feelings in the world
@@harleydanforth5986 wouldnt know that feeling
The collab I never knew I needed. fuck yes
@@zanec8902 think about like meeting someone your a fan of right and how excited you'd be to meet them and then imagine them feeling the same way about getting to meet you..... I can only assume that would be an amazing feeling
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!
thank you for your service good sir
Thank you for your service ❤️
God bless you and your family
As a veteran. Ty for that.
Didn't need to bring up color.
@@lucaskuczek thank you for your service bro but I only brought up color because they were talking about black veterans and since I’m one I wanted to relate and show my appreciation for non black vets highlighting little known facts or obscure facts with such high reverence. I mean I’m pretty sure everyone can see my pic so you know I’m black.
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.
Is he a 40k fan? He said he paints Napoleonic War figures, not 40k figures.
Or maybe I just haven't got far enough into the podcast lol if that's the case ignore me.
@@matthewblunderbuss4545 Eli asked him about 40K When he showed him his phone talking about the other stuff he did. Probably saw a few painted 40K figurines in the pictures at that moment.
@@alexisrivera200xable Yeah my bad I ended up catching that part after writing that comment.
@@alexisrivera200xable That and they talked about Khorne a little bit iirc
Brandon casually dropping an ad for Sabaton.
@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.
Holy shit, that’s really your dad!?!?!
You're dad is awesome
I’m proud of everything he has done thank him for his service!
That's awesome. God bless your father
Nice, thanks for your family's service to our amazing country both armed and video games 🍻
He plays 40K! This is the coolest Grandpa ever!
Just heard that. I'm honestly awed, humbled, giddy and all fuzzy feeling.
WAT
1987
First edition (Warhammer 40,000: Rogue Trader) (1987)
The first edition of the game was titled Warhammer 40,000: Rogue Trader, and its rules are based on Warhammer Fantasy Battle. "Rogue Trader" had been the game's working title during development. The "Rogue Trader" subtitle was dropped in subsequent editions.
Up until the recent video game that came out and Henry caville 95% of 40k fans where dudes 30+. Thiers a reason why 40k is getting re writes and it's because these damn youtubers keep promoting crap to kids who don't understand or it's not for them.
I love how Nic is relatively quiet on history, because history himself is sitting next to him.
Nick not "Booping" grandpa was a life decision.
GrndpaGaming made them look like a bunch of puppies.
really was lol
Yeah that's cause GrndpaGaming is the analog AND digital version of fuck around and find out. Guarantee if Nick had booped him his response would have been "ok bitch 1v1 me on Rust" lol.🤣
Nick knew he had dominance
A life-saving decision! lol
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.
This is what men look like. Not the pussies they have today. Crying over pronouns
I absolutely love how whenever “grandpa” talks, everyone else just listens.
That’s respect. 🇺🇸
They respect and admire that man.
Hell yeh 🍻🇺🇲
I'm sure we're all taught, when old folks talk, you stfu and listen
"Fought the Chinese once, didn't love it." Lost it. 😂
the fact this man got to meet Carl Brashear is truly amazing.
Grandpa worried about the seltzer being shaken prank WHEN IN REALITY, it’s the BOOP you gotta watch out for… 🍿🍿
Goddammit Nick 😂
Was there a BOOP?
Mission failed
I think might have been scared of Grandpa. Pops is deadly at everything and always hits his target. Ask grandma!!😂
Grandpa didn’t get the boop. I think Nick know better LOL
Nick’s been on a looooong boopless streak
His disappointment during the offenders was palpable
😭😭
It may have been the most palpable discomfort I have seen on the podcast
i see why you couldn’t look me in the eye
@@BryanWolfe21that shit killed me
He has telekinesis with random controller settings… But IRL he has paralysis from catching a machete, compounded by paralysis from a near-death office accident. Not only is real life already harder… there’s a chance his offset won’t even register. In fact, there’s a chance that his offset is already happening!
This feels like four kids listening to their grandpa telling stories. I love it!
Wait. Isn’t it?
Your podcast is the highlight of this old lady's day ❤
Brandon is only a middle aged lady
Definitely in the Top 10 for best guests y’all have had so far
Scott and Wendigoon are too.
Top 5 that I've seen..........but even then I would put it on the 1 spot any day because there's no denying it was a genuine surprise and interview.
It felt like it was an Honor, a Pleasure, and a Privilege. Just to watch this video… This video gives me a sense of hope for this country.
Grandpa is seriously one of the top five guests y’all have had. One of the best episodes!
I totally agree. Also, with how genuine everything was. It would be tough to knock from the number one spot... The only reason I would not put it in number one is I don't watch everything and out of respect of others.
The amount of shame the unsub boys feel, makes this amazing.
😂😂
@@unsubscribepodcastJust a shame you support the ethnic cleansing and illegal invasion of ukraine
This is Legit one of the most entertaining podcast episodes I have ever listened to! So much respect and love to this dude!
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.
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!
34:02 My man's grew up with the Jaguar and the Sega Saturn CD
Dude is so OG he was playing Oregon Trail on floppy
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.
The 4 Horseman and the God-Grandfather :D
Demoranch is missing
@@bennai2 he’s the horseman of saving stuff..
your son is based lol good job dude
The "WHAT?!" I what-ed when he just ccaassuuaallyyy mentioned his uncle being killed in an XB-70 crash.
I was thinking the same thing.
Same
Not an XB-70 crash. THE XB-70 CRASH. The most infamous one💀
@@Jxwall88 Funny enough, I almost edited my comment to change my choice of article but decided it wasn't worth it. Lol
@@Jxwall88 there where two XB-70s one wrecked the other is at wright Patterson AFB in Dayton Ohio
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
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.
This man is the epitome of "talk softly and carry a big stick"
He probably saw it live 😂
Active Navy Diver here, I love hearing from an old timer from my community. If he’s ever invited on again you could benefit from a diving consultant to help ask some questions that would get some really good stories out of him.
One of the problems we have is our stories are so hard for the general public to grasp the gravity of so we hold them close to our chest. A couple targeted questions about some of the jobs he did in the water, pranks he pulled on other sailors or memorable parts of training could go a long way
Please bring GrndpaGaming back on. you guys treated him with so much respect and he rocked the episode like a unit.
Amen; this was an awesome episode lol 😂
... Somehow Brandon is still gonna be the main character of this panel of veterans... What service... someone give that man a medal..
Once he wins the election he could be made an Admiral of Medicine and get one of those cute looking navy like dresses..
He would look better in it than the current Trans Women that Biden gave that miltary rank to...
i laughed too fucking hard at this. i cant fucking breathe
Doesn’t he already have a medal? I don’t remember the name but, it had blue ribbons and a gold center piece.
😂🤣🤣🤣
I love the joke he made that had the screen go black. My dude 🤣🤣🤣
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!
God tier nostalgia. No PTSD to be had.
You mean there's no nostalgia going around.
Donut hasn't talked in an hour and 15 minutes, then graces us with the best comment of the episode.
Time stamp
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I love that Nic just sat there with his head in his hand half the time listening. Never thought I'd see that. Reminds me of me when I listen to my grandfather. Definitely the most wholesome podcast yet
I love how veterans are the same no matter the age
He looked so overwhelmed but happy at the same time
When they were going down the machine guns was the moment of, "holy shit"
veterans of any generation will always get along....pure respect,,,great podcast
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
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.
Just an amazing group of patriots. Thank you all for your service and the awesome stories.
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
Brandon making a Sabaton reference +100 charisma.
When this happend bro? 😮
@@allfather5845 When they talk about the Bismarck during Nic's battleship history lesson.
Guys, I can NOT describe how much I love hearing stories from the older generations!!! They are a dying breed that were just built different, & we ALL need to soak up EVERY drop we possibly can from them because we will be nothing but better for it, & there is no denying we would not be here without them!!!
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
Man, your grandad had some STONES to do that. Glad he made it through.
My great grandaddys brother died landing In Utah Beach. Never made it off the boat. I live in a small town all of the veterans made a va type group in his name. It's pretty cool honestly
Same. The math ain’t mathing for me; unless his Gpa had his Dad when he was 6…
@@Ramtotswell we don't know how old his grandpa was when he joined ww2, he could of already had a teenage son when he went to fight.
That's incredible! Do you have any stories that were passed down by grandpa, by chance?
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.
I agree with you. He's doing some great training right now with his kids and us the audience!
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!!
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.
Wow, Grandpa was an amazing guest. Those live shows must have helped Donut because he talked so much this podcast. Awesome show!
think its more to do with the guest being navy based, over other branches..
it fit into his wheel house better.
Joint operations was a hell of a game, developed by Novalaogic, who also did delta force, armored fist, tachyon the fringe, awesome developers,
I spied GrndpaGaming in the background of someone’s vlog during a recent range day and wondered if he was going to make an appearance on the podcast. Never click faster when this video popped up on my feed!
can u put the link to said vlog?
The Russian badger would be a great guest on the podcast
Oh my god that would be to good
Hell yeah 😎
YES.
Bring the badger
I'm pretty sure he was offered and he declined
Last idk 10 episodes have just been absolute bangers! Love it keep up the good work.
Clicked play so fast!
Frfr
Same!
Agreed!
I spent well over 10+ bucks in quarters back in the day to finish off Dragon's Lair back in 89 as a 9 year old in one sitting. Saved up to be able to do so. Worth it.
I was so excited when I seen grandpa on your podcast. You guys are awesome.
I have an RC FMS P-51 that i think am going to repaint in the "down for double" colour scheme, A because it's a stuning colour scheme and B because this man and his family deserves every bit of respect we can give him.
Ironicaly the FMS P-51 comes in the Red Tails colours, i will let the history nerds figure out what i might need to do for historical accuracy...
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.
You should check out some of Overton windex long range videos he’s got some insane shots man
Nothing like patting yourself on the back with zero self awareness.
People shoot fathers from 1700 yards and beyond... man, american gun culture is sick! What that mans children 😢
My longest shot ever was like 400 yards with my 30-06 Remington 783 I use for hunting lmao I’d love to get a good rifle for long range but we just don’t have any of those ranges near me given you would have to clear a lot of trees (I’m guessing idk)
@@robf4605nothing wrong with that. Jealousy is a bad look.
I've saw a newer podcast with "grndpagaming" being mentioned. So i had to go back and listen to it. You guys are awesome, and the fact that "thefatelectrician" is also from Iowa makes it that much better!!
The amount of inherent respect these guys have for him is incredible.
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.
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🖤🖤🖤
My grandfather was on the Bismarck for a large part of its lifetime as a vessel. It shared a crew rotation with the Prinz Eugen, which is the only reason I exist, since they swapped crews a week prior and he was the Eugen's navigator for the battle where the Bismarck sank. He didn't like talking about it much, but he did say two things about the whole thing. One being that the moment the Bismarck sank, he knew the war was over and that the biggest tragedy about the whole thing was that aside from the political officers to keep the crews in line, nobody had an axe to grind for the regime. Everybody was just trying to get through the whole ordeal alive in the end.
But when you think about stuff like that, where but for a coin toss a few generations ago, you wouldn't even be around...
Man, I was entertained and I had to think during this, too. Really good podcast, guys.
Damn. I just did a mini deep dive on the Bismarck reading your comment. I always thought most of the crew survived, though they suffered heavy casualties.
Not the case. 2200 killed, only 110-116 were pulled from the water alive and became POWs.
Shitty your grandfather was on the wrong side of history, but a compelling life all the same
@@comradeeverclear4063 He didn't really have a choice. He joined the navy during the Weimar Republic because he wanted to see the world and interact with other cultures. From what I know, there was talk about revolt and mutiny during the early days of the war, but when they mixed the SS into crews and you could end up dead in your bed (or, tbh, worse, someone would sit down at lunch with you that you'd barely seen before and *tell you* how your wife was doing back home, name, address and all) for saying the wrong thing, that kind of talk pmuch stopped.
38:23 Grampa was the OG Big Daddy if he trained with the bioshock helmet. I'm so glad y'all had him on. One of the best episodes to date 🖤 much love from Philly
There just something about listen to an old experienced vet that just draws you in and cant stop. Def one of my favorite episodes.
Oh hell yeah. Saturday morning cartoons turned to Saturday Morning Unsub!!
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
Nick should do a whole series on all the different battleship! I live 10mins from USS New Jersey. I never knew until today that it deleted an island.
More boats in general , the USN , UK and Commonwealth navies have some crazy stories
This gentlemen is a class act. I really enjoy watching him hit those distant targets on battle field. When children make jokes he just shrugs it off. "They are just kids, dont worry about it"
“So you’re low key saying Brandon has a punchable face”
I almost spit my beer out
Haha
Grandpa sounds like an older version of Norm McDonald. Love him! So glad he came on the podcast
Omg yes, I kept thinking it sounded familiar
Came here to say the same thing
That is spot on lol 😂
Was looking for this comment
There are a lot of great episodes, but this is a favorite. Thank you
I gotta agree with Nick, Rising Sun was one of the peak MoH games they came out with.
The cinematic of gunning on that PT boat going between the exploding battleships legit had me enraged. I was actually angry and was shooting zeros down with a vengeance.
- getting that kind of emotion out of a 10 year old is truly an accomplishment.
yea, Rising sun was one of my favorite games man
Medal of honor Frontline will always remain my favorite, followed strongly by European assault and rising Sun 🤙🤙🤙
10? Huh, that's crazy lol. Probably have some serious memories from that though.
@@endless3cho yeah I've been gaming most of my life lol
If you get a chance try out pacific assault. It feels like a more complete version of RS with a better story, but has some similar mission involving Pearl Harbour as act 1
Already know that this is gonna be a banger. Hell yeah grandpa.
Got to enjoy this episode from a unique perspective- I'm in my 50's, been in the Bar Service Industry for 25+ years & out of the Army for 30+. Most of my contemporaries were fellow Irish bartenders who were between 12-17 years younger than me. I'd wonder why they'd seek my perspective on things or wanted to rehear a certain tale I'd told over a few whiskeys on certain occasions. It didn't bother me- quite the contrary- but I never looked at these times like they were 'Teachable Moments' or 'Words of Sacred Wisdom'. A few of the guys went into the service or worked for local city/state government while I contentedly stayed behind the bar (my primary love). I got to play 'Pappa-Bear' when the bar & waitstaff went out drinking, & to act as the voice of reason & Authority for the rowdier St. Patty's Day Parties. My lil' brother (also a vet, out for 25 years) brought to my attention how much he appreciated my words of advice before he left for basic training (we BOTH went to Leonard Wood). "Bro, you give friends & family the advice they need, not the sugar coated B.S. we ALL got from our recruiters." I liked that answer. Seems my brother got hit with a Wisdom Stick while my back was turned. I LOVED hearing Grnpa mentioning the 'Gaming by Mail' he did in the 70's. I heard about this but thought someone was just pulling my leg. Your guests & Hosts make 'Unsubscribe' must-see viewing for Veterans, Smart Folks, & viewers who just enjoy being entertained. Keep it up! Frmr 55B & 31B, '89-'93.
No disrespect to the other guests in the past. Gramps is By far my favorite so far.
It truly reminds me of listening to my grandfather telling stories of his past war experiences.... and puts a huge smile on my face.😂
Most wholesome episode i rewatch every couple weeks. Please have him back on
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.
Lol Grampa Gaming reminds me of my wife's grandfather. Man was a green Beret in Vietnam. Lol super quiet and to himself, but when you get to cutting up he has some great one liners. Thank you guys so much for having him on the show.
The guest i didn't know i wanted! how did i miss this?! One of the best podcasts.
No way, this badass old man is from my hometown! Let’s fucking go
32:00 FMV by legendary animator Don Bluth, also famous for movies such as Anistasia, The Land Before Time, All Dogs go to Heaven, fucking Robin Hood(73) one of my favorite animated movies ever.
I love listening to elder veterans. They’ve got the greatest stories
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.
What kind of boots
@@flybygaming9678 limited edition nicks.
Only found this pod cos of Ryan, but binged through a fair few over the last couple of days, this one so far has been the best.
Grandpa Gaming is possibly the most badass Gamer I've ever seen. It'd be an honor to meet him someday
Thank you all for everything you guys do as a fellow vet definitely helped me through rough times. Much love and respect.
Definitely the most wholesome podcast i have seen so far.
Thanks, guys. I’ve been up all night, stressing over my cat coming home heavily wounded. Feels like I finally snapped out of worried parent mode and had a laugh. This podcast is a great stress reliever
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.
Gramps is THE Chad. I love him so much. Such an awesome guy!
"In the navy!" "Dont go there" 😂