In Episode 63 of We're Not Experts, Peace Cortez and Mac Philly get real about mental health, social media clout-chasing, supporting black-owned businesses, and generational ambition. They also dive into Jonathan Majors' raw performance in Magazine Dreams and why therapy isn't always enough. Tap in for honest takes, real laughs, and serious gems.

Major Points Discussed:

🎬 Movie Highlights: Magazine Dreams starring Jonathan Majors Powerful portrayal of mental health struggles Therapy isn't a magic fix without the right environment Jonathan Majors' acting performance praised despite public controversies

🌐 Internet & Social Media Culture: T-Grizzly's situation with fake clout-chasers Criticism of people (particularly some women) chasing fame at others' expense

🍽️ Black-Owned Businesses: Personal experiences with black-owned restaurants Honest talk on needing consistency, professionalism, and cleanliness Still committed to supporting black businesses if quality is equal

💼 Building Wealth & Success: Importance of putting business needs first before personal luxuries Constructive criticism towards younger generations on ambition and patience The difference between respecting hard-earned stability versus criticizing it

🚪 "Battle the F* Outta Here" Segment:** Evaluating situations and behavior as valid or needing to "get the f*** outta here" Heated but funny debate over personal boundaries (e.g., touching someone’s car door)

👨‍👩‍👧‍👦 Family, Respect, and Growth: Clash of generational views on success Respecting the sacrifices made by elders Balancing supporting creativity while demanding respect at home

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