Two Old Fashioned Summer Vacations
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Brian and Scott kick off with cocktails, then spend most of the episode swapping vacation stories, comparing family travel logistics, and revisiting a soundtrack tie-in album that turned out to be more Green Day than expected. They also set up next week’s listening assignment, which is shaping up to be a song-of-the-summer bracket.
In this episode:
- Brian and Scott open with a whiskey-and-cocktail check-in, including the “perfect” old fashioned debate and an orange Manhattan variation
- Scott shares a vacation old fashioned method he found online, including the sugar-first, bitters-second approach and a firm bitters count
- Brian explains the orange Manhattan ingredients, including Russell’s Reserve single barrel, orange liqueur, coffee liqueur, sweet vermouth, and chocolate bitters
- They discuss the soundtrack album for Nimrods, a movie centered on a teen band called the Analog Dogs trying to open for Green Day on New Year’s Eve
- Both agree the soundtrack works better as movie accompaniment than as a standalone album, with Green Day’s tracks carrying most of the runtime
- Vacation recaps focus on Virginia Beach and the Bahamas, with a strong contrast between family-friendly logistics, entertainment, and overall convenience
- Scott is impressed by Virginia Beach’s free concerts, nightly magic shows, silent disco, and cleaner, calmer atmosphere than he expected
- Brian describes Baha Mar and its resort setup, including the water park, aquarium-style pool, flamingos, and expensive on-site food
- The dads compare how their kids are getting more independent on trips, from carrying their own beach gear to hanging out at the pool on their own
- Reading progress becomes a surprisingly big win for both, with Scott finishing a 621-page book and Brian finishing several Kindle titles, including Yesteryear
- They preview a song-of-the-summer bracket for next week using eight tracks from 2026, including songs by Tame Impala, Drake, Ella Langley, Zara Larsson, and others
- Shout-outs go to Sarah for recommending the 502s in Virginia Beach and to the bartenders at Horse to Water at Bahama Mar for a standout Curious George cocktail
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