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EPISODE · Sep 24, 2025 · 37 MIN

11. Clubbing isn't what it used to be

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Summary In this episode, the hosts explore the multifaceted experience of clubbing in your late 20s, discussing the cost-benefit analysis of going out, the importance of music and venue, the rising costs associated with clubbing, and the changing demographics of club-goers. They also touch on safety, consent, and etiquette in clubs, as well as trends in alcohol consumption among younger generations. The conversation wraps up with personal reflections on the benefits of clubbing and the social dynamics involved, ultimately encouraging listeners to evaluate their own experiences and choices regarding nightlife. Takeaways Clubbing in your late 20s involves a complex cost-benefit analysis. Music and the DJ play a crucial role in the clubbing experience. Costs of clubbing have significantly increased due to inflation. Safety and consent are critical discussions in the clubbing scene. There is a decline in alcohol consumption among younger crowds. Clubbing can provide social interaction and escapism. Personal experiences and reflections shape one's view on clubbing. It's important to evaluate your own costs and benefits when deciding to go out.  

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