In this rib-tickling episode of "Old Fashioned Dads," Justin and Trevor dive headfirst into the chaos of New Year's resolutions, rubber duck obsessions, and the age-old battle of who truly deserves the title of Maverick. As they sip on old fashioneds, these two dads hilariously debate the merits of gym memberships in January, the existential crisis of being called Goose, and the unexpected life lessons learned from a Julius Caesar rubber duck. Whether you're looking to laugh, reflect, or just figure out how to squeeze an old fashioned between your pecs, this episode promises a cocktail of humor and heart. Tune in for a dose of dad wisdom and a reminder that resolutions are just suggestions!

The conversation revolves around Christmas cocktails, family traditions, holiday season, family time, Christmas celebrations, family vacations, foodie adventures, influencers, audience engagement, cocktail preferences, listener feedback, cocktail experimentation, and suit shopping. The hosts discuss their experiences with Christmas cocktails, family traditions, and the joy of the holiday season. They also share insights into family vacations, foodie adventures, and the influence of audience feedback on their content. Additionally, they explore cocktail experimentation and the experience of suit shopping. The conversation delves into the dynamics of friendship and life changes, exploring the impact of reconnecting with old friends, unexpected life paths, and the social dynamics of gift-giving. The hosts share personal experiences and perspectives on these topics, providing insights into the complexities of relationships and social interactions.

In this engaging conversation, Justin and Trevor explore a variety of themes centered around cocktails, personal anecdotes, and the evolution of masculinity and parenting. They share their experiences with crafting the perfect Old Fashioned, the significance of bitters, and how cocktails play a role in social interactions. The discussion also delves into the influence of family traditions on food and drink preferences, the challenges of parenting in a modern world, and the importance of shared experiences across generations.