Is this sentence natural to you? If you feel uncomfortable, could you tell me how to correct and write?

①All right, how about this?
Let's just say,for sake of this field study,
you don't know what you know,
you're just willing to keep
your eyes and ears wide open.
That work?

②We don't know what we got.
Neighborhood watch spotted this
guy looking in your windows.

Question

Is this sentence natural to you? If you feel uncomfortable, could you tell me how to correct and write?

①All right, how about this?
Let's just say,for sake of this field study,
you don't know what you know,
you're just willing to keep
your eyes and ears wide open.
That work?

②We don't know what we got.
Neighborhood watch spotted this
guy looking in your windows.

Answer

1) Does that work?

2) We don't know what we've got / looking through your windows.

If you transcribed this, it might be that a native said these things as you have written, as I have heard natives say things this way. It's just technically incorrect!