In this episode 50 of the "We're Not Experts podcast”, hosts Tez, Mac, and B dive into humorous and relatable conversations about growing older, awkward social situations, relationships, and life reflections, discussing experiences that highlight the subtle (and not-so-subtle) signs of aging, including irritation with noisy teenagers and late-night fast food runs, while engaging in candid discussions on relationship dynamics, gender roles, and personal growth, wrapped in light-hearted banter and real talk. Key Discussion Points: Signs of Aging: The discomfort of being around loud, energetic teenagers in public spaces, preference for personal space and avoiding crowded places, and nostalgia about past youthful antics versus current attitudes of responsibility and irritation. Relationship Dynamics: The debate over gender roles and financial responsibilities in relationships, how personal experience shapes views on leadership, partnership, and emotional labor, and the importance of mutual respect and understanding within partnerships. Personal Growth and Reflection: The realization that as people age, they value their personal space and quiet time more, lessons learned from reflecting on past mistakes and interactions with others, and the significance of humility, communication, and accountability in personal development. Cultural Observations: The difference in dating and relationship norms across generations, observations on societal expectations and how they affect modern relationships, and the humorous but realistic comparison of teenagers to "homeless and jobless people in training." Anecdotes and Humor: Hilarious stories about awkward run-ins with large groups of kids at fast food places, funny reflections on past youthful behaviors and the stark contrast with present-day feelings, and light-hearted commentary on relationship struggles and maintaining individuality. If you enjoyed this episode, make sure to like, comment, and subscribe to the We're Not Experts podcast. Share your funniest or most relatable "I'm getting old" moments with us in the comments! Let's keep the conversation going and kick off this year with laughter, love, and growth.