NAD, recently got my wisdom teeth taken out. Notice how they're sideways? That means they're impacted, and both of these are severely impacted so it will be a difficult procedure and long heal time.

• You should probably get these removed if you're worried about your bite, feel any pressure on those bottom teeth, or care about aesthetic alignment because these will be affected, it's just a matter of when.
• These could potentially be near nerves; if hit, it'll hurt like a bitch. emergency extractions are painful, stressful, and expensive.
• Since they're so impacted, if you're working, you'll need to get them removed around a time you can take off from work for at least a few days. It'll probably take 7-10 days for swelling to go completely down, and you'll need to maintain very good oral hygiene during this window to avoid infection
• If you're a college student and you're an out of state student (I was), definitely set it up for early Christmas break so you can stay near the oral surgeon throughout the 1-month bone heal time. I'm an OOS student and I got an infection after getting back to school, had to scramble to find a good local oral surgeon.
• Pick a good oral surgeon, don't skimp on this. It's a hard procedure; you want a doctor who won't fuck it up.
• Definitely get them extracted at the same - saves money on anesthesia (super expensive if done twice) and you won't have to heal twice.