As an 11 year old I would say that I prefer fruit by the foot rather than fruit roll ups

Brandon, I remember you had a podcast where the lunchtime was "how do you survive a zombie apocalypse?" And you said you could make a whole podcast out of that. How about you do it?
These zombies come in waves of 200. Everyone else is dead and it's just you, your family, and your friends. After each wave,  a 30 minute timer will start ticking down if you dont finish the wave intime the next wave will spawn and overwhelm you. But all hope is not lost.  You have 1 week to prepare. Running isn't an option, because the city has already been barricaded by the mayor. You visit any hardware store, any convenience store, anything. There are 20 waves and each wave grows by 40 zombies. But you get 10 MORE minutes to
Prepare after each wave. The zombies always know where you are and they will never stop chasing you. If a person gets scratched, they have 30 minutes before they turn into a zombie.
These waves happen every for day for 1 week, and they reset every time.On the second day, zombies get a little faster. On the third day, you double all of the guns you have right now. On the fourth day, the zombies become even faster. On the fifth day some random guy in your family gets a rocket launcher with unlimited ammo. On the sixth day, all the zombies get stronger. On the last day, the boss of all zombies comes out. Also every day all of your ammo is replenished by 50 percent, and every day it goes up by 8 percent. If someone gets scratched, you can spend 10 percent of your food to erase the infection. If someone dies, you can erase 30 percent of your food to bring them back. If you win, everyone else comes back and the earth is saved. If you all die, it's over. How do you survive? What do you do each day and what do you buy?
This didn't really take a long time by the way. I only spent like 20 minutes and I hope you read all of them.
Lunchtime: if you had to be inside of a video game, which one would it be?
No role-playing games, no social hangout games, none of that.

Ive been watching you since 2019, you were 29 years old. Me and my mom loved you ever since you basically started, I remember when your ninja legends videos were coming out*.  Thanks tfg for an amazing childhood TFG. *Play more ninja legends theres 3 islands that you havent got to yet

The fact that this legend has posted and recorded a video for YouTube and a vlog every week and now a vlog or podcast every Sunday and made sure to make all of them amazing and entertaining is crazy

45:06 Brandon, Abby, you both do so well, keep up the good work!

I have this podcast rated 5 stars on my spotify! You deserve it😊

Hey brandon and abby i have two words for your pod cast THE BEST!

Lunchtime: which fictional character are you most close to in size and smarts

This podcast Made Me Fall Of My Seat😂

Love this new podcast so much and let's go. Keep it up, guys. ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

I love your podcast so much it’s literally the only podcast I’ve ever listen to!! I hope everything with the baby goes well and I hope you’re enjoying 2026 so far 🎉❤

They do make fruit by the foot! Also, you can still buy Fruit roll ups but I don't know if they still make them

@the frustrated gamer       Lunchtime question: if you could only play one game for the rest of your life what game would it be

I know next week is a podcast because I want more like this video❤❤❤

Lunch time: Would you rather live to 100 with no limbs and be paralyzed, or live a normal life but only until 25?

ITS THE FIRST TFG VIDEO/PODCAST IN 2026

Lunchtime idea - what colors do you associate with school subjects (such as math, English, history, etc)

By the way your videos are the BEST.

Love the podcast! I need to keep up with it honestly lol :)

I just wanted to tell you how much your videos mean to me. Every time you upload, it feels like I’m sitting down with someone who genuinely loves gaming and wants to share that excitement. The way you react to moments, break things down, and keep everything fun has honestly made my days better more times than I can count. You’ve inspired me to try new games, think differently about the ones I already love, and just enjoy the experience more. Thanks for putting so much heart into what you do — it really reaches people like me.