In Episode 68 of We're Not Experts Podcast, Tez and Mac dive into a hilarious, raw, and heartfelt conversation touching on childhood memories, life lessons from the hood, crackhead stories, and deeper societal discussions about poverty, upbringing, and accountability.

The episode balances humor with introspection, shedding light on real experiences while also tackling some controversial viral topics

Major Discussion Points

🔥 Childhood Stories & Crackhead Chronicles Tez shares his reflection on missing the “crackhead era” due to their infamous but oddly helpful presence. Wild and hilarious personal stories about interactions with crackheads, including one involving a fiery copper theft gone wrong. Lessons learned from growing up around addiction — and how it deterred them from falling into similar paths.

💬 Poverty in the North vs South Reacting to a viral video discussing whether poverty is worse in the North or South. Personal experiences growing up poor — from lack of heating to relying on school for food. Cultural and environmental differences between Northern and Southern poverty. Strong agreement: If you had to be poor, the South might be the better place.

🚸 Growing Up in the Hood Walking to school in snowstorms, dealing with unsafe neighborhoods, and learning to survive socially. School fights, bus drama, and unfiltered life lessons about survival and street smarts.

🤯 Viral Reactions & "Valid or FOH ?" Segment Discussing a viral clip where someone did something crazy with a toothbrush — verdict: valid response to a wild violation. A throwback story of sibling revenge involving Hamburger Helper and dish soap.

Diddy’s court situation and snitching: Does street code matter when you’re a law-abiding citizen? Debating relationship standards — including whether someone's breakup over weight gain was justified.

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