We can still Party!

In this episode

A tender open — the guys dedicate the episode to a beloved cruise-group member — gives way to a gloriously indignant defense of dancing past 30, sparked by a 22-year-old's plea to ban “old people” from the nightclub. With cabbage-patch demonstrations, yacht-window-shopping confessions, and a very sincere “we can still party,” Trevor and Tom prove the club has no curfew.

What they covered

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Moments worth the wait

• A gentle dedication — Tom opens by honoring Griffin Casey, a 19-year-old member of the cruise group who passed away suddenly, on behalf of the whole crew.

  “on behalf of the Carnival Cruising Podcastaways, this is for you Griffin.”

• The post that started it — A 22-year-old's demand to keep the nightclub young becomes the centerpiece.

  “If anyone is age 30 or over they should not be allowed in.”

• Not going quietly — The guys make their case on principle.

  “I'm in my 40s and still going to some clubs… I go to the liquid lounge every cruise at least once. My knees crack nowadays.”

• The age-denial classic — Trevor refuses to round up.

  “I am in my last year of my 30s, sir. So I can claim 30s.”

• Moves that still land — A rundown of the over-40 dance repertoire.

  “I can do a mean cabbage patch… if I tried to do a Dougie, I would probably hurt myself.”

• The comeuppance prophecy — The guys predict the poster's future.

  “he's going to hit 29 in, you know, in a few years. And he's going to be like, I can still cut a rug.”

• Yacht window-shopping — A guilty-pleasure confession about browsing boats online.

  “it's kind of like Craigslist for yachts.”