Love you guys! Thank you all so much! And especially retired general 2x medal of honor recipient and future congressmen/president brandon herrera. Edit: thank you everyone! Highest updooted comment fir me ever, although we didn't win sadly 😢
Yall better watch out! My crayons are sharp, the box is full, my bottle of glue is topped off, and my helmet is strapped on tight. I'm gonna rizz em with the tism!
That's a known, actual phenomenon in psychology. It's called the Gell-man amnesia effect. Michael Crichton described it as "You open the newspaper to an article on some subject you know well. [...] you read with exasperation or amusement the multiple errors in a story, and then turn the page to national or international affairs, and read as if the rest of the newspaper was somehow more accurate about Palestine than the baloney you just read. You turn the page, and forget what you know." Yes. It's been a known thing long enough that somebody was commenting about it when newspapers were peoples' main source of news information.
You know you're with good people when you're shedding a tear, a couple random dudes start laughing at you, and the bros start pulling out the most sincere threats of violence you've heard in a good damn while. You guys are awesome. Couldn't be prouder to be a part of this community, all the fucked up humor included. Bless you lot. :)
That "Son, I've killed 13 people" bit got me. I have a buddy who is a USMC combat vet, never talks about his experiences overseas. We were at a party a couple years back, and some guy was doing the "I'm a tough biker" bit to someone. Guy says "Man, I've been in shootouts, i probably killed somebody". At which point, totally deadpan, my buddy goes "I'm 100% certain that I'm tge only person in this room who has ever killed someone." Boker bro shit up immediately
My dad was a Hospital Corpman assigned to the Marines 3rd Force Recon FMF. When I was little and didn't know any better, I asked him if he ever killed someone. On that particular evening, he had a few and looked at me out of the corner of his eye, then 1000 yards out to somewhere and said, " When you're out in the bush where no Americans are supposed to be you don't take time to walk down range and count bodies. I honestly don't know if I ever killed anyone, but I've lost count of how many people I've shot." Sent a chill down my spine that stayed there for years!
My grandpa, fought thru Italy and across Fortress Europa, would never speak of it......except once. I asked him after watching the longest day if that was what the landing was like. He said he couldn't tell me, he had never watched the movie. It was then I realized, every time a ww2 movie came on television he would quietly leave the room if we wanted to see it. He never made a fuss, he just wouldn't watch those movies.
I just wanted to say thank you for all you guys do. I got out of the military back in 2014 with a TBI, PTSD and a lot of other issues. At the same time of my separation, my late wife passed away from heart disease. I became a civilian, single father, and widow all at the same time. I was in some really dark places. And like most of us, I tried to push through by myself. When I found your channel, I connected with your content immediately. I'm currently speaking with a therapist to help me through everything a little bit at a time, and I honestly have you all to thank for that. From a very appreciative veteran again, thank you for all you do for us.
1:01:10 Fun fact: Soldiers from various nations that came back from war in the 17th century with what we today would call PTSD were actually diagnosed with "nostalgia," because the memories wouldn't leave.
One of the reasons veterans suffer so badly when they leave the military is the lose of the brotherhood and isolation. This community offers support and a place to be heard and to communicate with like-minded people. Great job boys.
I was at the Dallas show and had an incredible time! Brandon complimented my shirt in the most Brandon Herrera way possible, and when I told him I build derringers he said "I'm sorry" 😂. I told Donut that my mom is a dispatcher and I loved the jokes about them needing chicken nuggies, which made him feel bad and he apologized 😂 I also made sure to tell Eli how much I appreciated his constant positivity and hard work. Lastly, I had the privilege of telling the Fat Electrician how much I enjoy the history lessons as well as the amazing humor on top of it. You're all incredibly hilarious, super thoughtful guys, with big hearts and even better imaginations. It was a joy to go see the show with my coworkers. Cheers from the guys at Bond Arms, and thank you again for giving us a show worth seeing. I as well as many others love you guys.
Basic training story: My battle buddy was going in to be a medic, he already had 20 years (Yeah, we joined LATE) as an ER nurse, and was starting to fill out the "Dad bod". Drill Sargent comes in, looks at him, and immediately exclaims "Private! We need to get you in shape!" Without missing a beat, my battle replies "Drill Sargent! Last time I checked, round is a shape!"
My experience in Austin watching you guys is literally saved as my phone background now. Having Mr. Electrician overhear my superpower and almost get y’all’s attention but fail and simply tap my shoulder and say, sorry dude then proceed to pull up to the security guard and say her super power is every person she shoots turns black had me rolling. Keep it up guys, love yall!
@@benjaminnicholas5527 power to make anyone cum whenever and however many times I decide to. 😂😂 very useful in just about every single situation I can think of. Lol
I’m 36 and starting the process of getting tested for autism and I can’t thank you enough on how you speak of it with all the jokes and making it less weird. I can’t wait to get my tshirt!! ❤
I’ve spent my life around autistic people, and even thought I was (it turned out to be just severe adhd), and most are are amazing people. It’s cool to see how much they know and love their special interest(s), and although there are some challenges I’ve seen them experience, they are also gifted in other ways. Also, diagnosis opens a whole world of tools that make life a lot easier from what I’ve seen (not perfect or neurotypical, but still a lot easier) and I’m excited that you may have that world opened up to you as well.
I love Saturday morning drops. It’s like watching Saturday morning cartoons again. I went out last night and bought a fresh box of cereal to be ready for this morning.
My sons autistic and you make this place feel like home Eli, and thanks for giving me a place each week to just take a break. Also, Love all you 'tism junkies on the pod, and I am buying all the 'tism shirts I can afford!
I'm almost in my 30s. And this was so cool to see a slander campaign ad being seen for the first time by the opponent and seeing the genuinely authentic WTF after. Yall are hilarious
Thanks for promoting awareness about what we got born with, and were undiagnosed and called “retard” back in my day. I’m almost 70 in 2024. And just now getting treatment from the VA. Love and Respect. Herrera 24 is a vote for common sense and love.
Can’t wait to see what Tony’s social media team tries to take out of this episode!!!! Let’s Go Brandon. Supporting you as much as I can from Dallas. Buying a shirt from everyone on the show today!
"E-4, go grab that head." "Yes, sir. Soon as you hand me a trash bag, sir. YOU BROUGHT A CAMERA CREW." This should be taught in boot camp, along with hatred of "media"....
This podcast legit saved me from the darkest time in my life last October. Thank you for everything. I’m so glad you guys are still around doing this show! Y’all get me through my roughest days!
I came for Nick but stayed for the whole crew. I didn't know I was autistic until I was almost 40. My son is autistic and his doctors diagnosed him they evaluated me without being asked. She mentioned that it was pretty obvious to her. I started treatment to help control anger and mood swings with meds and my wife researching how to support that program. Knowing and finding support this late in life was still life changing. Then, I saw guys just a little younger than me talking about it, without judgment and I was sold. Glad I found you guys. Thanks Nick
I am a of of the first declared war since WWII Joined the Army in 1982......my D'S were all Vietnam vets. I rose thru the ranks to SAY after16 years of service...Things I saw in combat and did messed me up. (2nd Armored Cav) 19D Cab Scout....I wish I had people like you guys to take the edge off.....I tried to end it three times(3) after I got out...my wife saved me..Alcohol Abuse..pain killer abuse and so forth...I want to Thank You for your support of our Veterans ...I am now in my 60's and love your show keep up the GREAT WORK
Glad you’re still with us, brother. I’ve been struggling with it lately, but knowing I can go online any time and talk to people with the same problems does actually help. It’s the times when people tell you “everyone has problems, deal with it” or some stuff like that.. that’s the downside of talking to people online about it. Nobody in my real life has any idea, they don’t know what it’s like and it sucks. These podcasts help.
no doubt in my mind that this community is the most passionate and genuine people on the platform. When things need to be said and/or done this community always executes! Love Yall
Just wanted to give you guys another quick thank you. The past year and a half has been absolute hell, but the podcast and you guys' respective channels has made it a lot more tolerable. Along with taking care of a dying family member, there's been a LOT of stuff going on in my personal life, and you guys have not only helped me get my mind off things, but you've helped me retain my sense of humor, taught me a lot, and even inspired my own (fledgling) UA-cam channel. Much love and support to all of you, and a vote for Brandon Herrera is a vote for autism awareness. God bless, and have a wonderful day.
@@JSp4wN Thank you very much, friend. I really appreciate it, both the sub and giving my videos a chance, as well as the well-wishes. Especially the well-wishes given the circumstances. Wendigoon is really who inspired me to give UA-cam a try, more to broaden my horizons than anything, and also perhaps in the future get some eyes on the novels I'm working on. I started as a fanfiction writer, being fairly well-known in the RWBY community (DMenace on FFN and AO3), and before I move onto other types of videos, I thought it best to get comfortable in front of a mic and the editing process by first narrating some of my favorite creepy pastas. If nothing else, it's given me a new appreciation for what Wendigoon and the UnSub guys do for a living, and it's given me some MUCH needed experience talking in front of a mic. I'm a writer, not a talker lol. It's also helped me get my mind off things, and that's no small feat. Thank you again, friend. God bless, and have a wonderful day.
Thank you so much for what you're doing for autism. My middle son, 21, has severe autism and is considered nonverbal. I started bingeing this podcast because of @thefatelectrician who has brought so much history knowledge into my home, and all of my boys like his videos. But finding you guys has brought a world of understanding to me about my dad that i can't thank you enough for. It's allowed me to forgive him for things i never understood before because he wouldn't talk about his time in Vietnam. I understand why he wouldn't, don't get me wrong. But thanks, so much, for being real and truthful and putting yourself out there over and above the humor. You don't just help the vets out here, you help their families too.
Father of two tism sons here and I love all that you guys do for Autism awareness. It warms my heart so much to see guys like y’all doing this for people like my sons. Awareness and education go a long way but you guys going out there and putting all this money to GOOD autism organizations is truly inspiring. Thank you very much Unsub crew. You guys kill it.
Random thought, you should try to write a book about raising them, call it "The tale of two tism's". 😄 (I hope you get a smile or laugh out of that, just messing around.) Have a great weekend.
Dallas show was an absolute blast. Boyfriend and I drove from Ward, AR to attend. Eli's dad was right behind me. Security tried asking them to leave for not having VIP bands but we weren't letting that happen. It was wonderful meeting everyone and would love to do it again.
Seeing y'all live without editing to fall back on was the best experience, and I remember waitin in line and seeing Brandon on the phone outside before the show. Was a helluva experience, glad to see you guys expand your horizons and getting in touch with your audience. Keep being amazing boys!!!!
Hi guys im a british veteran and id just like to say i haven't missed a single episode of unsub and you have gotten me through some hard days so thank you and keep it up you not only help us veterans but veterans around the world thank you
Hey guys, In late here but I want to thank all you guys for a few moments of sanity in probably one of the worst weeks of the last four years. Back on the second my brother in law passed and the events of the last week have been nothing but hell between traveling, resolving the necessary, getting shit done, and getting back home in time to work a full week making sure our grocery stores have frozen goods sent to them for folks here in the pa/md/va area. 'Hanging out with the boys' helps get over times like this, and I've been happy to watch or listen to each of you guys for months now, especially today. Definitely supporting with bunker branding and a big supporter of Brandon's campaign. Keep this going, because these stories and takes on current culture are things people need to see and hear in these times. Thanks, y'all.
Thank you guys for what you do. As a vet this just feels like home to me and it means alot. Life is a shit fight but the company really makes a difference
I drive a lumber truck and listen to this while I’m driving and I’ve pulled over a couple of times crying laughing 😂😂 I love you guys and the strong things y’all stand for! Keep it up!
My son is nonverbal autistic, and he is only two years old. he used to have 4 to 5 different therapy as we would go to. He only has one in the past couple of months. He has grown so much because of the help of the insurance that my girlfriend has and because of the doctors that I don’t know all the ins and outs cause I came in later into his life. But he uses a tablet. He can feed himself most of the time. But it’s all thanks the actual awareness for autism.. thank you guys for everything your podcast every week and videos from each of ya and I’ve leaned a lot
I started doing youtube videos again to give myself something to take pride in in my life. Your unapologetic stances on your views and standing for what you believe in no matter what has helped to shape me in to a better person and American. I don't have much of a following but I've got a handful of Europeans and Canadians in my community I've been helping to teach about our freedoms and what everything means. I feel like I'm making a difference and hope I can even make one person's life a little better. Thank you for always making me laugh, I hope one day I get to have the opportunity to shake your hands. God bless
I can't thank you guys enough for your support for autism research and getting the message out there. I was diagnosed with ASD when I was 10 and have never connected so well with a group of people. Absolutely love you guys and keep doing what you're doing! ♥️
So we missed out on the meet and greet tickets for Dallas. A little sad about it, my wife and I decide to go to the dive bar down the street and have a few beers. An hour in we look up and all of you legends are walking through the door. What an absolute epic end to that day it was. Hanging out and drinking with you guys was definitely the highlight of my year. 100% will be going to another show when you guys tour again. Thank you all for being awesome, Brandon, thank you for the shirt lol.
This podcast is just too awesome. Great stories. It is amazing that you are donating to those oraganizations. Keep up the great fun. Hoping the best for Brandon's campaign.
Great show guys. Caught you guys in the Austin show. Best time I had in a long time. Hope Donut liked the bacon pasta. Got booped by Nick. Got to shake Tim Kennedy’s hand. Met King Trout. Got to meet and hug you fantastic gentleman after. What a night. Thank you guys for all you do.
Drove 2 1/2 hours to Austin for the show at the Vulcan. Loved it so much. Laughed so hard. Got to shake Cody and Eli's hand really cool you see y'all as just other people. Glad to finally get to properly salute the American Hero, Brandon Herrera.
When Henry Cavill left The Witcher and announced that he was producing a Warhammer movie. I had never felt so much joy. Such a loss. Such a great treasure in the future
I have a 2nd hand story about Bud Dwyer for ya.. When I worked graveyard at a convenience store, i had a regular customer that would tell old stories, and this is the one that stuck with me. As he tells it, he was in middle school watching live with his history class when Bud decided to taste the rainbow.. Before that moment, the teacher thought it would be a good lesson in how politics works.. a few days later he's at school passing out "Bud Dwyer Commemorative Coins", the teacher catches wind of this and asks him for one, to which he places a washer in her hand. As it turns out, and he didn't find out until after being sent to the principal's office, that his history teacher was Bud Dwyer's niece.
Here I am stuck in a McDonald's at midnight awaiting an order for the drunken Coven of witches that is my wife and her friends that I am kindly ferrying home. I am now the weird old guy that everyone is avoiding eye contact with because I just put my head back and laughed like a drain. Thank you, I think. 😄
Doesn't even have to be next-day release, to still make it fair to those who had the time and cash to go to the live show itself. Delay things a week or two. Hell, record the shows and put them on a DVD or Blu-ray! I bet they'd massive sellers you could charge decent money for, and promise proceeds would go to veteran and autism charities.
As someone who is on the spectrum, thank you for all your support of us superpowered individuals. (Also, my superpowers are knowing stuff about military history & Star Wars)
Time stamp 1:26:57, 3 old men looking grumpy as fuck talking about journalists and then Eli smiling off to the side as he tries to find a soldier holding a decapitated head. I love you guys.
Usually I'm not really into "X month" but Autism is such a widespread problem for so many people (I more so mean the lack of help they get) that I think it's one of the months that actually does deserve a whole month.
Huge shout out to kingtrout stepping up!!! You young kids will learn that IT IS OK TO SHED A TEAR AND CRY even in public especially when these men have helped soo many people in soo many ways without knowing sometimes, hell I've seen eli on reddit helping a guy(I think a couple guys different times) that was pretty much giving his final statement farewell message and eli reached out and gave nothing but love and support..shit had me in tears. These are good guys with big hearts and in return helps heal us broken fucks weather it military vets or civilians with trauma. It's OK to cry guys lol
Brandon, get that knife back. As im sure you already know, women are temporary, the boys are forever, that knife is a token to unsub and the boys. Its as good as a frog tattoo.
Dude. I love listening to you guys. I look forward to each week’s podcast. I’d love to hear from y’all on what y’all have done to have such an eclectic life with stories you’ll never forget. My life has been so boring since graduating HS in ‘08. I wish I had stories to share like y’all do.
I remember one time I got really low. I was sitting in my room and I was just rubbing my sidearm against the side of my head, thinking about it. Obviously, I didn't do it. But I still felt really messed up about it. I couldn't talk to my folks about it because I didn't want to get my guns taken away. So the next day, I talked to my boss about it at work. He was really cool about it. But, he told me if he ever heard about me doing that again, he was going to kick my ass. And you know what? That really meant a lot to me and it actually helped.
When Nick challenges Tony's social media team all I hear is him talking in Banes voice. " Ah you think darkness is your ally? You merely adopted the dark. I was born in it, molded by it. I didn't see the light until I was already a man, by then it was nothing to me but blinding!" Only the darkness is shit talking and dropping historical facts.
from the bottom of my heart thank you for donating to autism charities i have a autistic son so it means the thank you so much guys keep making us laugh
You guys got me through some tough times. When my dad died. . When my gf and kid where murdered. When my car got totalled . You guys were here when I took bullet shrapnel to my face. Thank you dudes.
Highlight for me was when Tim Kennedy came on stage and grabbed my beer can dick. 10/10 best night boys!
And then Tim Kennedy went on a rant about gun control.
@@toolman9081 Yep. Literally said "I believe gun control is a massive solution" and "I don't think a 19 year old kid should have access to an ar-15."
@xxswamplordxx2079 it don't make no sense to me.
@@toolman9081 big 2A guy Tim Kennedy 😂
A vote for bullying, is a vote for Brandon Herrera😃
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1:01:01 -- "It's not PTSD. It's nostalgia."
OMG I want this shirt!! 🤣
How did you do that? My timestamp looks like shit.
@@nardoae LOL I had to manually type it in to get it to work
We need it. It sounds too catchy.
I want 2!!
I'm still trying to find the Rolling Stones article about the decapitated head
Love you guys! Thank you all so much! And especially retired general 2x medal of honor recipient and future congressmen/president brandon herrera.
Edit: thank you everyone! Highest updooted comment fir me ever, although we didn't win sadly 😢
Also Future President Brandon Hererra! 😂😂😂
The vetran hating 2 medal of honor recipient.
You forgot about his purple heart
@@Gunny426HemiPlymouth yes definitely need to add that to his noms!
@@Hthedarkone All 13 of them..
Yall better watch out!
My crayons are sharp, the box is full, my bottle of glue is topped off, and my helmet is strapped on tight. I'm gonna rizz em with the tism!
Is that a rewrite of the Billy Madison song
“I’m gonna rizz em with the tism” merch plz
Ngl, wasn't sure if this was a tism or marine joke at first 😂
@@eldarkness6668after being buds with a couple of marines, I can confidently say it’s both. 😂😂
@eldarkness6668 why can't it be both lol
I always tell ppl "you have no idea how much journalists lie until they start writing articles about events that you have first hand knowledge of"
That's a known, actual phenomenon in psychology. It's called the Gell-man amnesia effect. Michael Crichton described it as "You open the newspaper to an article on some subject you know well. [...] you read with exasperation or amusement the multiple errors in a story, and then turn the page to national or international affairs, and read as if the rest of the newspaper was somehow more accurate about Palestine than the baloney you just read. You turn the page, and forget what you know."
Yes. It's been a known thing long enough that somebody was commenting about it when newspapers were peoples' main source of news information.
Don't know when it started but every book I've read on vuetnam speaks the same of the "press". Telling anything their liberal handlers tell them to.
my favorite comment on Tony's tweets is the man placing allegations that Tony moans when he wipes, that shit gets me every time
Apparently that shit gets Tony, too lol
He was in the navy, it checks out.
That would be Charlie from Garand Thumb
You know you're with good people when you're shedding a tear, a couple random dudes start laughing at you, and the bros start pulling out the most sincere threats of violence you've heard in a good damn while.
You guys are awesome. Couldn't be prouder to be a part of this community, all the fucked up humor included. Bless you lot. :)
That "Son, I've killed 13 people" bit got me. I have a buddy who is a USMC combat vet, never talks about his experiences overseas. We were at a party a couple years back, and some guy was doing the "I'm a tough biker" bit to someone. Guy says "Man, I've been in shootouts, i probably killed somebody". At which point, totally deadpan, my buddy goes "I'm 100% certain that I'm tge only person in this room who has ever killed someone." Boker bro shit up immediately
Like that Geto Boys song: real GAN's don't flex nuts, cuz real GAN's know they got em.
Often the people who’ve seen and done some nasty shit don’t like to to bring it up when they’re trying to have fun at a party
@@safejewel2072fact.
My dad was a Hospital Corpman assigned to the Marines 3rd Force Recon FMF. When I was little and didn't know any better, I asked him if he ever killed someone. On that particular evening, he had a few and looked at me out of the corner of his eye, then 1000 yards out to somewhere and said, " When you're out in the bush where no Americans are supposed to be you don't take time to walk down range and count bodies. I honestly don't know if I ever killed anyone, but I've lost count of how many people I've shot." Sent a chill down my spine that stayed there for years!
My grandpa, fought thru Italy and across Fortress Europa, would never speak of it......except once. I asked him after watching the longest day if that was what the landing was like. He said he couldn't tell me, he had never watched the movie. It was then I realized, every time a ww2 movie came on television he would quietly leave the room if we wanted to see it. He never made a fuss, he just wouldn't watch those movies.
THE OPENING, IVE BEEN HERE 3 SECONDS AND IM DYING
Man did you have to ruin it... I’m still on the commercials
Deep breaths
Oh trust me it’s gets better
I just wanted to say thank you for all you guys do. I got out of the military back in 2014 with a TBI, PTSD and a lot of other issues. At the same time of my separation, my late wife passed away from heart disease. I became a civilian, single father, and widow all at the same time. I was in some really dark places. And like most of us, I tried to push through by myself. When I found your channel, I connected with your content immediately. I'm currently speaking with a therapist to help me through everything a little bit at a time, and I honestly have you all to thank for that. From a very appreciative veteran again, thank you for all you do for us.
Keep your head up brotha, if only for your children
Praying for brighter days ahead brother!
I hope your still hanging in there and the weight is getting lighter.
All love brother
1:01:10
Fun fact: Soldiers from various nations that came back from war in the 17th century with what we today would call PTSD were actually diagnosed with "nostalgia," because the memories wouldn't leave.
I mean, they're not wrong
@@cochmanofficial1581i need this on a shirt as well 😂
Thank you for all your support and bringing awareness to autism
My son has the tism and he's the burst. He's mostly just a sperg with speech delay.
Did they do that or did they bring autism to awareness
@chiefslinginbeef3641 I got the good at reading, bad at understand basic emotions autism, shit sucks.
I think they just bring the autism. Which is good..
Do you like trains, planes, motorcycles, guns, or hotrods?
The San Antonio Live show was nuts, STILL worth the trip all the way from Canada!
Thanks for coming down! 🤘🏻
Live shows across the country…
@@unsubscribepodcast are you going to record and upload future love shows?
Was at the San Antonio Show also.. was so great. I cannot wait for your fall venue announcements
@@chugachuga9242 nope
One of the reasons veterans suffer so badly when they leave the military is the lose of the brotherhood and isolation. This community offers support and a place to be heard and to communicate with like-minded people. Great job boys.
Clearly Tony doesn't get that...
"What time does the bar open?"
"4"
"But we're alcoholics now"
Iconic
I was at the Dallas show and had an incredible time! Brandon complimented my shirt in the most Brandon Herrera way possible, and when I told him I build derringers he said "I'm sorry" 😂. I told Donut that my mom is a dispatcher and I loved the jokes about them needing chicken nuggies, which made him feel bad and he apologized 😂 I also made sure to tell Eli how much I appreciated his constant positivity and hard work. Lastly, I had the privilege of telling the Fat Electrician how much I enjoy the history lessons as well as the amazing humor on top of it. You're all incredibly hilarious, super thoughtful guys, with big hearts and even better imaginations. It was a joy to go see the show with my coworkers. Cheers from the guys at Bond Arms, and thank you again for giving us a show worth seeing. I as well as many others love you guys.
Basic training story: My battle buddy was going in to be a medic, he already had 20 years (Yeah, we joined LATE) as an ER nurse, and was starting to fill out the "Dad bod". Drill Sargent comes in, looks at him, and immediately exclaims "Private! We need to get you in shape!" Without missing a beat, my battle replies "Drill Sargent! Last time I checked, round is a shape!"
What was his reaction?
@@chinchin3274 I guarantee you the Drill Sergeant had to walk off for a few minutes to keep from breaking in front of the recruits.
The DS probably informed him that round is a description of a shape.
@@chinchin3274 eleventy gazillion push-ups
And the DS abrubtly broke out his saddle, would be my guess, lol.
My experience in Austin watching you guys is literally saved as my phone background now. Having Mr. Electrician overhear my superpower and almost get y’all’s attention but fail and simply tap my shoulder and say, sorry dude then proceed to pull up to the security guard and say her super power is every person she shoots turns black had me rolling. Keep it up guys, love yall!
What was your power supposed to be?
@@benjaminnicholas5527 power to make anyone cum whenever and however many times I decide to. 😂😂 very useful in just about every single situation I can think of. Lol
I died when he said that😂
I’m 36 and starting the process of getting tested for autism and I can’t thank you enough on how you speak of it with all the jokes and making it less weird. I can’t wait to get my tshirt!! ❤
I’ve spent my life around autistic people, and even thought I was (it turned out to be just severe adhd), and most are are amazing people. It’s cool to see how much they know and love their special interest(s), and although there are some challenges I’ve seen them experience, they are also gifted in other ways.
Also, diagnosis opens a whole world of tools that make life a lot easier from what I’ve seen (not perfect or neurotypical, but still a lot easier) and I’m excited that you may have that world opened up to you as well.
Same, im going into my 30s and i need to do the test also
The “not PTSD it’s nostalgia” is probably the first thing in a while to make me actually laugh out loud in a room by myself. Good grief
Wow, thanks for the shout out guys! I appreciated the show and the range day! I look forward to seeing everyone again!
-“The Microtech Guy” 😜
I love Saturday morning drops. It’s like watching Saturday morning cartoons again. I went out last night and bought a fresh box of cereal to be ready for this morning.
For real dude it's like the 90s in the early early 2000s all over again
My sons autistic and you make this place feel like home Eli, and thanks for giving me a place each week to just take a break. Also, Love all you 'tism junkies on the pod, and I am buying all the 'tism shirts I can afford!
Eli’s post about his dad applauding at the live show fucking got me.
I'm almost in my 30s. And this was so cool to see a slander campaign ad being seen for the first time by the opponent and seeing the genuinely authentic WTF after. Yall are hilarious
Fun fact! The famous song "Hey Man Nice Shot" by Filter was written because of Budd Dwyer
Thanks for promoting awareness about what we got born with, and were undiagnosed and called “retard” back in my day. I’m almost 70 in 2024. And just now getting treatment from the VA. Love and Respect. Herrera 24 is a vote for common sense and love.
Never stop kicking ass buddy!
Takin Names!
Can’t wait to see what Tony’s social media team tries to take out of this episode!!!! Let’s Go Brandon. Supporting you as much as I can from Dallas. Buying a shirt from everyone on the show today!
"E-4, go grab that head." "Yes, sir. Soon as you hand me a trash bag, sir. YOU BROUGHT A CAMERA CREW." This should be taught in boot camp, along with hatred of "media"....
Back in 2008, when I went through boot camp it actually was something they really emphasized
This podcast legit saved me from the darkest time in my life last October. Thank you for everything. I’m so glad you guys are still around doing this show! Y’all get me through my roughest days!
I came for Nick but stayed for the whole crew. I didn't know I was autistic until I was almost 40. My son is autistic and his doctors diagnosed him they evaluated me without being asked. She mentioned that it was pretty obvious to her. I started treatment to help control anger and mood swings with meds and my wife researching how to support that program. Knowing and finding support this late in life was still life changing. Then, I saw guys just a little younger than me talking about it, without judgment and I was sold. Glad I found you guys. Thanks Nick
I was the chick in the front who snorted in Austin. Such a great time, thank you!!!!
I am a of of the first declared war since WWII Joined the Army in 1982......my D'S were all Vietnam vets. I rose thru the ranks to SAY after16 years of service...Things I saw in combat and did messed me up. (2nd Armored Cav) 19D Cab Scout....I wish I had people like you guys to take the edge off.....I tried to end it three times(3) after I got out...my wife saved me..Alcohol Abuse..pain killer abuse and so forth...I want to Thank You for your support of our Veterans ...I am now in my 60's and love your show keep up the GREAT WORK
I don't know you but I am glad you didn't punch your ticket.
Glad you’re still with us, brother. I’ve been struggling with it lately, but knowing I can go online any time and talk to people with the same problems does actually help. It’s the times when people tell you “everyone has problems, deal with it” or some stuff like that.. that’s the downside of talking to people online about it. Nobody in my real life has any idea, they don’t know what it’s like and it sucks. These podcasts help.
You guys need to do a live show in Alaska. 14% of people in alaska are vets. We are also a mental health goldmine! You guys are needed here.
Got a buddy up in Anchorage, he says mentally healthy people don't stay in Alaska longer than they have to.
Edit to add that hes also an army vet
no doubt in my mind that this community is the most passionate and genuine people on the platform. When things need to be said and/or done this community always executes! Love Yall
Tony is the walking definition of Blue Falcon. I'm actually surprised that there isn't Blue Falcon/anti Blue Falcon merch anywhere. MAKE IT HAPPEN!!
Just wanted to give you guys another quick thank you. The past year and a half has been absolute hell, but the podcast and you guys' respective channels has made it a lot more tolerable. Along with taking care of a dying family member, there's been a LOT of stuff going on in my personal life, and you guys have not only helped me get my mind off things, but you've helped me retain my sense of humor, taught me a lot, and even inspired my own (fledgling) UA-cam channel. Much love and support to all of you, and a vote for Brandon Herrera is a vote for autism awareness. God bless, and have a wonderful day.
Just subscribed to ya. Looking forward to watching your videos after I finish this episode of unsub. Good luck on your future endeavors brotha. 🍻
@@JSp4wN Thank you very much, friend. I really appreciate it, both the sub and giving my videos a chance, as well as the well-wishes. Especially the well-wishes given the circumstances.
Wendigoon is really who inspired me to give UA-cam a try, more to broaden my horizons than anything, and also perhaps in the future get some eyes on the novels I'm working on. I started as a fanfiction writer, being fairly well-known in the RWBY community (DMenace on FFN and AO3), and before I move onto other types of videos, I thought it best to get comfortable in front of a mic and the editing process by first narrating some of my favorite creepy pastas.
If nothing else, it's given me a new appreciation for what Wendigoon and the UnSub guys do for a living, and it's given me some MUCH needed experience talking in front of a mic. I'm a writer, not a talker lol. It's also helped me get my mind off things, and that's no small feat.
Thank you again, friend. God bless, and have a wonderful day.
Thank you so much for what you're doing for autism. My middle son, 21, has severe autism and is considered nonverbal. I started bingeing this podcast because of @thefatelectrician who has brought so much history knowledge into my home, and all of my boys like his videos. But finding you guys has brought a world of understanding to me about my dad that i can't thank you enough for. It's allowed me to forgive him for things i never understood before because he wouldn't talk about his time in Vietnam. I understand why he wouldn't, don't get me wrong. But thanks, so much, for being real and truthful and putting yourself out there over and above the humor. You don't just help the vets out here, you help their families too.
Father of two tism sons here and I love all that you guys do for Autism awareness. It warms my heart so much to see guys like y’all doing this for people like my sons. Awareness and education go a long way but you guys going out there and putting all this money to GOOD autism organizations is truly inspiring. Thank you very much Unsub crew. You guys kill it.
Random thought, you should try to write a book about raising them, call it "The tale of two tism's". 😄 (I hope you get a smile or laugh out of that, just messing around.) Have a great weekend.
@@JSp4wN that’s what my memoirs as a father would be titles for sure. Either that or The Two Tisms! (The two towers lotr knock off) lol
Dallas show was an absolute blast. Boyfriend and I drove from Ward, AR to attend. Eli's dad was right behind me. Security tried asking them to leave for not having VIP bands but we weren't letting that happen. It was wonderful meeting everyone and would love to do it again.
I grew up in Cabot. Always nice to see another Arkie on these here internets.
@stephenzelnick8650 oh hell yeah. I was starting to think we were the only ones in AR that liked unsub. Good to see another fan out there.
Seeing y'all live without editing to fall back on was the best experience, and I remember waitin in line and seeing Brandon on the phone outside before the show. Was a helluva experience, glad to see you guys expand your horizons and getting in touch with your audience. Keep being amazing boys!!!!
Hi guys im a british veteran and id just like to say i haven't missed a single episode of unsub and you have gotten me through some hard days so thank you and keep it up you not only help us veterans but veterans around the world thank you
I avout pissed myself when the fat electrician said "Tony Gonzalez eats corn long ways" 😂😂😂
1:35:56 The most perfect "Hi everyone" from Donut ever!!! Well played sir, well played.
Hey guys,
In late here but I want to thank all you guys for a few moments of sanity in probably one of the worst weeks of the last four years. Back on the second my brother in law passed and the events of the last week have been nothing but hell between traveling, resolving the necessary, getting shit done, and getting back home in time to work a full week making sure our grocery stores have frozen goods sent to them for folks here in the pa/md/va area.
'Hanging out with the boys' helps get over times like this, and I've been happy to watch or listen to each of you guys for months now, especially today. Definitely supporting with bunker branding and a big supporter of Brandon's campaign. Keep this going, because these stories and takes on current culture are things people need to see and hear in these times. Thanks, y'all.
Thank you guys for what you do. As a vet this just feels like home to me and it means alot. Life is a shit fight but the company really makes a difference
I drive a lumber truck and listen to this while I’m driving and I’ve pulled over a couple of times crying laughing 😂😂 I love you guys and the strong things y’all stand for! Keep it up!
Long format youtube is what makes 10-11hr drives possible. Regional tanker. Usaf 2T151
I want to see Fat Electrician start a standup tour where he literally just tells stories. I'd pay stacks for that.
Me too
He's my favorite. Absolutely hilarious and his stories are the best.
As a man with autism, thank you for the support, I hope you guys do a live show in Tennessee and "Young Billiam" needs to be a shirt idea 😎
My all time favorite episode EVER.
I haven’t stopped smiling / laughing. I have tears in my eyes and I LOVE it
Bought some shirts and that bad ass sticker!!! My daughter is autistic, so thank you truly for bringing awareness. God speed fellas!!
WW1 being a Bar fight is the most apt description I've heard of the conflict yet.
Best way to stay entertained at work every weekend
My son is nonverbal autistic, and he is only two years old. he used to have 4 to 5 different therapy as we would go to. He only has one in the past couple of months. He has grown so much because of the help of the insurance that my girlfriend has and because of the doctors that I don’t know all the ins and outs cause I came in later into his life. But he uses a tablet. He can feed himself most of the time. But it’s all thanks the actual awareness for autism.. thank you guys for everything your podcast every week and videos from each of ya and I’ve leaned a lot
My boy screamed up, happily whenever he was seeing Brandon blow up shit.
I am so tempted next time you do a live podcast to fly over from Australia just to see you guys, you all are absolute legends in most of our eyes
I started doing youtube videos again to give myself something to take pride in in my life. Your unapologetic stances on your views and standing for what you believe in no matter what has helped to shape me in to a better person and American. I don't have much of a following but I've got a handful of Europeans and Canadians in my community I've been helping to teach about our freedoms and what everything means. I feel like I'm making a difference and hope I can even make one person's life a little better. Thank you for always making me laugh, I hope one day I get to have the opportunity to shake your hands. God bless
I can't thank you guys enough for your support for autism research and getting the message out there. I was diagnosed with ASD when I was 10 and have never connected so well with a group of people. Absolutely love you guys and keep doing what you're doing! ♥️
Was there in Dallas! Can confirm Cody messed up the intro live 😂
Cody beeing scared shitless, and still doing it, respect
Hahahaha
@@DonutOperator you guys crushed it! Thanks for the laughs.
So we missed out on the meet and greet tickets for Dallas. A little sad about it, my wife and I decide to go to the dive bar down the street and have a few beers. An hour in we look up and all of you legends are walking through the door. What an absolute epic end to that day it was. Hanging out and drinking with you guys was definitely the highlight of my year. 100% will be going to another show when you guys tour again. Thank you all for being awesome, Brandon, thank you for the shirt lol.
I swear everytime I turn on a podcast whatever I was stressin about is gone. Love yall ❤
Enjoyed the San Antonio live show!!! Was awesome meeting ya, love you guys !!!
"Damn it Cody" is something I can resonate with. Because I`m in fact a Cody myself.
This podcast is just too awesome. Great stories. It is amazing that you are donating to those oraganizations. Keep up the great fun. Hoping the best for Brandon's campaign.
Great show guys. Caught you guys in the Austin show. Best time I had in a long time. Hope Donut liked the bacon pasta.
Got booped by Nick. Got to shake Tim Kennedy’s hand. Met King Trout. Got to meet and hug you fantastic gentleman after. What a night. Thank you guys for all you do.
Drove 2 1/2 hours to Austin for the show at the Vulcan. Loved it so much. Laughed so hard. Got to shake Cody and Eli's hand really cool you see y'all as just other people. Glad to finally get to properly salute the American Hero, Brandon Herrera.
"Its not ptsd, its nostalgia" is the best thing ive ever heard
Sorry, adeptus rediculous is gonna be the #1 warhamer podcast in my heart forever. I love yall for what you are. Keep it up.
OK. But for the sake of getting Big H on the show, just lie a little on X. 😂
Isyander & Koda are my fav but I love adeptus rediculous
“It was just your casual armed robbery” was the one line from this episode that made me lose my shit at work
When Henry Cavill left The Witcher and announced that he was producing a Warhammer movie. I had never felt so much joy. Such a loss. Such a great treasure in the future
You guys do so much good, whether you know it or not thank you for all you do.
I love you guys. Thanks for everything you and the extended crew do. I feel seen.
I have a 2nd hand story about Bud Dwyer for ya.. When I worked graveyard at a convenience store, i had a regular customer that would tell old stories, and this is the one that stuck with me.
As he tells it, he was in middle school watching live with his history class when Bud decided to taste the rainbow.. Before that moment, the teacher thought it would be a good lesson in how politics works.. a few days later he's at school passing out "Bud Dwyer Commemorative Coins", the teacher catches wind of this and asks him for one, to which he places a washer in her hand. As it turns out, and he didn't find out until after being sent to the principal's office, that his history teacher was Bud Dwyer's niece.
Here I am stuck in a McDonald's at midnight awaiting an order for the drunken Coven of witches that is my wife and her friends that I am kindly ferrying home.
I am now the weird old guy that everyone is avoiding eye contact with because I just put my head back and laughed like a drain.
Thank you, I think. 😄
@billharwood5844 the dude was a veteran and had a fucked up sense of humor from the jump.. we got along really well.
God bless Trout for his correct reaction to the twotwaffles! Y’all Rock!
Never be afraid to share what you got going on. It takes a brave man to expose his emotions.
Haven't clicked so fast. Always a good day when the boys upload!
eli looks so sweet saluting and stabbing his eye at the same time hahahahaaaaa
At the gym wearing Herrera for congress shirt listening in. Gonna be a good day boys 🇺🇸🤙🫡
The work you guys do for autism research and support is incredible, love you all and what you do for the rest of us!
Yall seriously NEED to record the live shows, either for patreon users or international viewers.
Doesn't even have to be next-day release, to still make it fair to those who had the time and cash to go to the live show itself. Delay things a week or two.
Hell, record the shows and put them on a DVD or Blu-ray! I bet they'd massive sellers you could charge decent money for, and promise proceeds would go to veteran and autism charities.
As someone who is on the spectrum, thank you for all your support of us superpowered individuals. (Also, my superpowers are knowing stuff about military history & Star Wars)
🎉Let’s gooooo the fat electrician hit one million subscribers 🎉
Time stamp 1:26:57, 3 old men looking grumpy as fuck talking about journalists and then Eli smiling off to the side as he tries to find a soldier holding a decapitated head. I love you guys.
I came down all the way from Montana to see you guys. All the love in the world for all you do!
Lol for a sec i thought this was me.
@@williamsveen2827 where ya from my fellow William
@@williamsweeney2660 Washington state unfortunately
@@williamsveen2827 all good my guy. Wish ya happiness and luck all the same!
Usually I'm not really into "X month" but Autism is such a widespread problem for so many people (I more so mean the lack of help they get) that I think it's one of the months that actually does deserve a whole month.
True, but sometimes it brings unwanted attention. I keep that secret buried heavily.
Goddamnit eli, bro your energy is infectious. Thank you for being you.
Cody, brandon, and nick... same to you thanks you guys.
Herrera for congress!!!
Love the content. Makes me laugh all the time. Keep it up guys, you are doing amazing things for the community.
YAY!!! a hour and 45 minutes of serotonin, thankyou gentlemen
Huge shout out to kingtrout stepping up!!! You young kids will learn that IT IS OK TO SHED A TEAR AND CRY even in public especially when these men have helped soo many people in soo many ways without knowing sometimes, hell I've seen eli on reddit helping a guy(I think a couple guys different times) that was pretty much giving his final statement farewell message and eli reached out and gave nothing but love and support..shit had me in tears. These are good guys with big hearts and in return helps heal us broken fucks weather it military vets or civilians with trauma.
It's OK to cry guys lol
Brandon, get that knife back. As im sure you already know, women are temporary, the boys are forever, that knife is a token to unsub and the boys. Its as good as a frog tattoo.
Thank y'all again for a great time.
Dude. I love listening to you guys. I look forward to each week’s podcast. I’d love to hear from y’all on what y’all have done to have such an eclectic life with stories you’ll never forget. My life has been so boring since graduating HS in ‘08. I wish I had stories to share like y’all do.
The coolest part about you guys doing this, is that you're like the new modern "blue collar comedy" guys
I remember one time I got really low. I was sitting in my room and I was just rubbing my sidearm against the side of my head, thinking about it. Obviously, I didn't do it. But I still felt really messed up about it. I couldn't talk to my folks about it because I didn't want to get my guns taken away. So the next day, I talked to my boss about it at work. He was really cool about it. But, he told me if he ever heard about me doing that again, he was going to kick my ass. And you know what? That really meant a lot to me and it actually helped.
When Nick challenges Tony's social media team all I hear is him talking in Banes voice. " Ah you think darkness is your ally? You merely adopted the dark. I was born in it, molded by it. I didn't see the light until I was already a man, by then it was nothing to me but blinding!" Only the darkness is shit talking and dropping historical facts.
St.Louis has a ton of Venue's and not far from Grndpagaming
We’ll have to keep that one in mind Grandpa!
from the bottom of my heart thank you for donating to autism charities i have a autistic son so it means the thank you so much guys
keep making us laugh
You guys got me through some tough times. When my dad died. . When my gf and kid where murdered. When my car got totalled . You guys were here when I took bullet shrapnel to my face. Thank you dudes.
I have some news to cheer you up: she was cheating and it wasn't your kid, so you don't have to feel bad about them dying!
@LunarLocust oh you know me ?
@LunarLocust do u feel better bro . Must have hit a nerve or something with u
And I worked at a ammunition factory it wasn't self harm
Youch. I have no idea what brand of nonsense is goin on with that guy. Glad you're here man. Praying for you.
Damn, the PTSD-Nostalgia-thing would be a shirt I would buy at once! Do it!
unsubscribe intros are like taking shots of adrenaline every time
Keyboard commando, "Baaah! the chubby electron guy said it was an early 2000 grand am, it clearly was a 97 or 98 pontiac grand prix! Baaah!"
He doesn't have PTSD he has nostalgia