It's not quite bad or illegal... it's mischief. Testing boundaries and seeing how far you can go before getting into trouble. But was this experience better as a kid when those boundaries were abundant, or now that we're adults when we can do whatever the heck we want?

Just because we're no longer getting ridiculed or shoved into lockers for being fans of comic books and sci-fi doesn't mean nerd culture is better as adults. Jordan and Felix fire up their flux capacitors to go back and figure out which nerds are more #blessed.

The infamy of Spring Break is well known and Jordan and Felix are here to talk about it. Speaking broken Spanish, eating copious amounts of garlic bread, buying all products sold by Suzanne Somers... you know, normal Spring Break stuff.

Obviously, a couple of bad boys like Jordan and Felix know all about consequences. Come hear all of our stories from the clink (and, by that, I mean listen to how we forged report cards, stuffed our bodies with garbage food, and disobeyed our parents).

No one likes chores but unless you live in a disgusting pit of filth, they are a natural part of life. From the basics like dishes and yard work to more complex tasks like sweeping a frickin’ chimney, Felix and Jordan get down and dirty to cover it all.

We're more adept at running from our problems than for health purposes, but that doesn't mean we won’t comment on exercise in general. Was it better as kids with our grass-stained feet and, frankly, too much energy? Or is it better in the present now that we know the true benefits?

Everybody takes in information and synthesizes it in a different way. Some are visual learners, some are tactile learners, some come up with excuses as to why they shouldn't have to learn just to become another cog in the government’s system, right, brah? Wait, what were we talking about? #Legalizeit

Sugary cereals, cartoons, your own personal house servant who cooked for you every morning... These are all relatable experiences, right?

Sure, job titles change drastically as we get older and into our careers, but has our perspective regarding these positions changed overall? Also, one of us went to a job interview in flip-flops...

No one ever stops wanting to be liked, but popularity inherently carried so much more weight when we were teens. What drastic measures did people adopt in order to climb that social ladder? And how have those pressures changed with the inception of internet?