International Sweatpants Day: The Quiet Revolution That’s Turning Every Office Into a Lounge
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"We thought ‘casual Friday’ was the peak of workplace comfort—until the whole nation decided to swap jeans for elastic waistbands and suddenly the only thing louder than our Zoom chatter is the sigh of collective relief."
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Welcome to the B‑Team Morning Show—your daily blend of classic‑rock swagger, local flavor, and a splash of off‑beat wisdom, fresh from 100.3 K‑Rock.
In today’s episode we kick off with a quick rundown of the biggest happenings on the Emerald Coast: the Great Pages Circus rolls back into the Northwest Florida Fairgrounds for two family‑friendly nights; a Super Bowl soup cook‑off and a PAWS adoption fundraiser are on the radar; and we’ll remind you to stay sharp against the latest phone‑scam wave that’s netting $10,000 from unsuspecting locals.
Next, we dive into the National Day calendar—celebrating everything from One‑Liners Day to International Sweatpants Day—complete with Bobby’s tongue‑in‑cheek commentary that turns a casual “win” into a full‑blown comedy sketch.
Our weather desk (still 46 °F and climbing) sets the stage for a weekend packed with the 250th‑birthday BBQ, the Defuniac “Funky Town” festival, and a parade that winds past historic Lake‑to‑Phoenix homes.
Stay tuned for the heart‑warming good news: Vice‑President JD Vance and his wife are expecting their fourth child, and Crestview’s own Joey the Jeweler has just been crowned 2026 Citizen of the Year.
Then it’s time for “Ask Uncle Bobby,” where a listener’s dull social calendar gets a high‑voltage makeover—think printed agendas, mystery props, and mandatory standing ovations—all delivered with Bobby’s signature blend of sarcasm and improbable enthusiasm.
We’ll also unpack the modern bargaining dilemma—why most Americans won’t haggle unless a discount hits 20‑35 %—and hear Bobby’s take on car‑buying regret, followed by the wildest local headlines: a 24‑hour‑gym weight‑plate assault and a Florida‑Keys charter captain busted in a multi‑kilogram cocaine sting.
All of this is stitched together by our sponsors—Stripes Pub & Grill, Okaloosa Gas, OutKast Sushi, and Tomcat Custom Apparel—who keep the show rolling while you roll out of bed.
So strap on your headphones, crank the volume, and join Skyler Black and Bobby Durrell as they navigate the chaos, the comedy, and the community that make the B‑Team Morning Show the soundtrack to your day. 🎙️✨
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Speaker 2 (00:01) break-in band in jeopardy on the classic rock station one hundred point three k rock why do we call it jeopardy and not geo party uh... not wasn't my decision i don't i don't get it i don't get it The Great Pages Circus is coming back to the Northwest Florida Fairgrounds next Monday and Tuesday. If you're ready for a show-stopping, heart-pounding family adventure, the Great Pages Circus has the finest acts around. They're going to be back here in Fort Walton Beach next Monday and Tuesday. (00:31) Two shows each night, 4.30 and 7.30, and one paid adult gets in, two free kids. all the details, plus a bunch of other events coming up across our area, including a Super Bowl soup cook-off and PAWS fundraiser adoption event at Mid-South Bank on Friday, February 6th. We'll talk more about that in the next couple of weeks, but all sorts of stuff to check out on thebteamshow.com. Today, as we continue rolling through the 6 o'clock hour and revealing the big days on the National Day calendar, it's a big one for Bobby. (01:07) One-liners day. Speaker 3 (01:08) Oh no, this one's for the people who peaked in the comments section. I mean, it's just you know for people who think that mildly clever being mildly clever once a year comes counts as a personality here Here you go. Speaker 2 (01:24) Mm-hmm Speaker 3 (01:24) All right. Well folks it is one-liners day It's that sacred time of year where every uncle with the Bluetooth headset and a guy complex thinks he's George Carlin reincarnated That's right. It's basically Halloween for people who think puns count as personality and the goal well Simple you got a weaponized brevity confused sincerity and run every conversation within a five-foot radius But just remember if you have to explain it. It wasn't a one-liner. (01:51) It was a cry for help Speaker 2 (01:53) It's one-liners day folks. How about that? All right coming up here in just a little bit. I'll look at local news with Dan Diamond in the meantime We got a song for you for karaoke in How about this? Speaker 3 (02:08) For karaoke-in? That's what I said. Speaker 2 (02:11) Journey. Wheel in the sky. Speaker 3 (02:13) Wheel in the sky. Speaker 2 (02:14) On 100.3, KROG. Speaker 3 (02:15) Karaoke-in. Speaker 2 (02:23) Moving on over, George Thorogood on the Classic Rock Station, 100.3 K-Rock. Today, we have gone through a whole bunch of national holidays. Like Squirrel Appreciation Day. Speaker 3 (02:38) That's right. Speaker 2 (02:39) One-Liners Day. National Hugging Day. And it all comes to this final one. Yeah? (02:46) Yeah. International Sweatpants Day. Speaker 3 (02:49) It's the holiday for people who gave up on jeans ambition and shame all all before breakfast Speaker 2 (02:55) Wow Speaker 3 (02:56) Or as you and Taylor call it Tuesday Speaker 2 (03:00) That's right, that's right Hey What about Wednesday better today? Speaker 3 (03:06) I just want to point out it's the only holiday we're giving up on your dreams counts as dressing for the occasion. So I Speaker 2 (03:13) I got mine. Call it a win. Speaker 3 (03:16) Oh International sweatpants day is the one day a year where society collectively admits it gave up weeks ago You know, it's it's not a celebration. It's a it's a confession It's like wearing your hangover to brunch and calling it cozy. Okay, the dress code is Elasticated defeat accessorized with shame crumbs and the quiet hum of dreams deferred, you know we used to have parades and Now we have drawstrings. Progress? (03:43) Well, if you squint hard enough. Speaker 2 (03:48) Okay, we'll call it a win. Call it a win. International Sweatpants Day. I think I'm a fan of this one. (03:54) I like it. Alright, we're minutes away from 7 o'clock. We'll take a break and pay a couple bills. On the way, a look at local news with Dan Diamond right here on the B-Team Morning Show with 100.3 KROQ. Speaker 1 (04:07) Stand by for more ROK. 100.3 KROQ. Speaker 2 (04:16) 46 degrees in Okaloosa County right now. A high today of 62 this afternoon. Wow, alright, 70 tomorrow. But, that is not going to be here to stay. (04:33) Um, early next week, big changes in that forecast, uh, details on the way here in just a little bit. How are you doing everybody? Uh, scatter black and Bobby Dewrell on a hump day, Wednesday morning, starting the downhill slide to the weekend this afternoon. mhm and uh... (04:50) lots of good stuff coming up this weekend you've got the uh... two hundred and fiftieth uh... birthday barbecue celebration it's uh... third planet saturday afternoon sponsored by the daughters of the american revolution live music food yeah Speaker 3 (05:04) i didn't realize third planet had been here for two hundred and fifty years Speaker 2 (05:07) well i wonder how long the how how long's the first planet been here for yeah makes you wonder Speaker 3 (05:15) well you know i i i still take uh... i still take credit for third planet Do you? Yeah, it was started in my apartment, or one of my rentals, one of my townhomes. Speaker 2 (05:25) Oh, you did tell me that story a long time ago. Speaker 3 (05:27) Yeah, Brian Detweiler, I think he's the head brewmaster out there, but yeah, his first batches of homebrew were done in my apartment, in one of my townhomes. Speaker 2 (05:40) That's pretty damn terrible. Speaker 3 (05:41) That I was renting to him, fraternity brother. Yeah, you know, and he gives me credit for it all the time. Yeah, I like the royalties you get. Speaker 2 (05:54) You got that coming up on Saturday, and then also Saturday, Bobby and I will be up in Defuniac. Speaker 3 (06:00) That's right. Funky Town. Funky Town, huh? I mean, you know, Defunciac. (06:05) Oh, I see what you're doing there. Yeah, won't you take me to Funky Town? Speaker 2 (06:11) Uh, Grawfest. Crudiac up there is doing their annual event. There's going to be a band, there's going to be a car show, food trucks and vendors throughout the day. Big ol' P-Raid starting at three in the afternoon, so should be a lot of fun. (06:25) It was fun last year. Speaker 3 (06:26) Yeah, it was. It's always a little bit of fun. Speaker 2 (06:29) uh... parade is right around lake to phoenix so it it's really cool to go past a lot of those big old homes right on lake to phoenix it's not like a nor not like a traditional parade that you know right goes right to the the heart of the business district so yeah if you haven't checked it out uh... invite you to swing up there to uh... (06:50) the phoenix catch some beads and enjoy the festivities on saturday afternoon All right, we've got plenty to get to. Stories, ask Uncle Bobby later on this hour, look at your forecast and news all on the way as well, so stay with us. Skyler Black and Bobby Durrell, the B-Team Morning Show is on the air, brought to you by Stripes and Navarre, Okaloosa Gas, and OutKast Sushi in Miramar Beach. Deep Purple, woman from Tokyo. (07:24) The Morning Show, Skylar Black, and Bobby Durrell, Wednesday. Already. Weeks, I feel like I say the week's flying by, but I'm thinking here in my mind, is it really only Wednesday? Speaker 3 (07:36) Yeah, it's Wednesday. Oh, man, we've got to do this two more days. Man. That's the way it works, because of math. (07:48) Yeah, Thursday and Friday would be two more days. I can count, Bobby. Okay, good. Speaker 2 (07:54) All right. Yeah, this came out of right here in Okaloosa County. Last night, an Okaloosa County man lost $10,000 due to a phone scam over the weekend. Okaloosa County Sheriff's Office says the scammer impersonated a captain with the Sheriff's Office. (08:13) The victim was told he had to pay the money immediately for having multiple outstanding warrants. If there's any sense of urgency, you're advised to hang up. We also know that these scammers tend to target elderly individuals. Ashley Bailey, crime prevention manager with OCSO, said we've had a lot of people that have actually been business people that have fallen for this scam. (08:41) So this scam isn't one of those that is just senior citizen specific, though they tend to be targeted more. She says they've had victims in their 20s, 30s, 40s, and 50s. The latest string of phone scams in Okaloosa County mimics law enforcement demanding payment right then and there. Now, if you don't have cash, then they'll start asking for things like gift cards or crypto or any other ridiculous Apple Pay type of transactions. (09:16) And yeah, Okaloosa County Sheriff's Office says, just hang up on them. Hang up on them. Don't give them anything. Yeah, they say if you're the least bit suspicious about these phone calls you receive, please call law enforcement because they'll be straight with you about it, according to Sheriff Aiden. Speaker 3 (09:38) Yeah, because they'd rather have the $10,000. Speaker 2 (09:39) That's right! And that non-emergency number for the Sheriff's Office is 850-651-7400. So if you encounter one of those phone calls, give them a call, tell them what happened, and by all means, please do not give anyone bank information or credit card numbers or anything over the phone like that. So, anyway, just wanted to pass that along. (10:06) You hear these stories, you think, why would anyone fall for that? But it's happening, and it's happening to not just octogenarians, Bobby. Speaker 3 (10:15) It seems like it's happening a little more across the board, some younger generations, too. Speaker 2 (10:19) All right, let's take a break. 7.25 is the time. Ask Uncle Bobby coming up around 7.45. On the way, Triumph, Boston, Skinnerd, and more in the second half of the 7 o'clock hour right here on 100.3 KROQ. (10:37) Team morning show sunshine in Fort Walton right now and 46 degrees a high today of 62 We'll check your forecast and local news here in the next 15 minutes Bobby some good news to pass along this morning Vice president JD Vance and his wife second lady Usha are expecting a son in late July. Speaker 3 (10:59) Oh Speaker 2 (11:00) The couple will be expecting their fourth child and join their other three young kids. Vance and his wife said in a post that both mother and baby were doing quite well. That's exciting, you got a new... Speaker 3 (11:14) I think that's his first pregnancy in the vice presidency in a while. Speaker 2 (11:20) I was going to say, like, you know, because we've had nothing but old guys. Yeah. And our last vice president was an old lady. Yeah, true. (11:28) So, yeah, a little bit of youth isn't necessarily a bad thing, is it? Also, some nice news to pass along this morning. Forrest Tinklepaw Jr., better known as Joey the Jeweler up in Crestview, was selected as Crestview's 2026 Citizen of the Year. So congratulations, Joey. (11:51) He was recognized for his long-standing commitment to the community through service, generosity, and involvement. The honor was announced last week during a ceremony held before the Crestview City Council meeting attended by dozens of residents. Now, Joey the Jeweler has been a long-time Main Street business owner and is well-known for his support of local nonprofits, schools, clubs, and community events with contributions ranging from supporting youth activities to helping families in need. So, Joey the Jeweler, well-deserved, and congratulations. Speaker 3 (12:24) Yeah, congratulations, Joey. So, that's pretty cool. Speaker 2 (12:26) Alright, what else is pretty cool is getting advice from a guy you shouldn't take it from. And we do it every morning. That's right. Ask Uncle Bobby, coming up here in less than ten minutes. (12:39) Stay with us, right here on the B-Team Morning Show. Skyler Black and Bobby Durell, brought to you by Stripes Pub & Grill in Navarre, Okaloosa Gas, and Outkast Sushi in Miramar Beach on 100.3 KROQ. You know, Bobby, there is just something about Bon Jovi in the morning that just brings out the best in people. Speaker 3 (13:07) Mm-hmm. Speaker 2 (13:07) Yeah. It's nice to hear him. Tay, we're talking to you. I am not. (13:16) I'm keeping my mouth shut. Tay, I'm talking to you. It's the B-Team Morning Show, brought to you by our friends at Stripes Pub & Grill in Navarre, Okaloosa Gas, and Outkast Sushi in Miramar Beach. But, it's 745, and that means it's time to turn to Bob Stradamus. (13:37) It's ask uncle Bobby daily advice. Speaker 3 (13:40) You didn't know you need it all stitched together by Tomcat custom apparel That's right Tomcat custom apparel reminding you one brand many layers That way you can face this unpredictable weather and still be branded. Speaker 2 (13:53) Ah All right well Bobby today you hear from human static generator we need to work on these names and Look, these are what people are calling themselves. I know, I know, I know. Okay. Alright, Dear Uncle Bobby, My social life feels routine and predictable and I want to bring more excitement into my gatherings without making things awkward. (14:19) What should I do? Speaker 3 (14:21) Listen, alright, you don't have a boring social life. No, see what you have is an underpowered one. You know, and like any underpowered system, it just needs a jolt strong enough to, well, make the lights flicker and the neighbors reconsider their choices. Look, you'll want more excitement without making things awkward. (14:42) But you need to understand what you're asking for. You are requesting fireworks with no smoke, thunder with no noise, and chaos that politely sends a thank you note afterward. Look, you got to start treating every normal hangout like it's opening night. Dinner's not dinner, it's ceremony. (15:07) You arrive with a printed agenda nobody asked for, a theme nobody agreed to, and a mysterious prop in a velvet bag that you refuse to explain until dessert. Then you introduce tradition. Not a cute one, a bewildering one. You know, every time someone says something safe, like, uh, work has been busy, you ring a bell and declare a mandatory 30-second standing ovation for their survival. (15:35) You know, like you're running a motivational cult with appetizers. Now, at some point, you've got to stage a surprise performance. I mean, you know, like a dramatic reading of the group chat from last month, maybe a choreographed walk to the kitchen, a fake awards ceremony where you hand out trophies for categories like most likely to leave early and still pretend they had fun. See, if anyone looks uncomfortable, this is perfect. (16:08) Alright? That's the sound of reality stretching. You gotta keep your posture tall, your voice calm, and your confidence radioactive, because awkwardness, well it's just excitement that has not been marked correctly. Okay? (16:25) By the end of the night, nobody will describe your gatherings as routine again. They'll either become loyal disciples of the chaos, or they'll mysteriously stop being available, which is also a win, because dead weight has no place Speaker 2 (16:40) in a high voltage lifestyle. Well said. All right. Human Static Generator. (16:49) That is a different name. Speaker 3 (16:50) That one's out there. Speaker 2 (16:51) Y'all gotta come up with something better. I agree with you, Uncle Bobby. Alright, you got a question for tomorrow or Friday, email it in Bobby at omnibroadcastingllc.com. We do this each and every morning right around 745 and it's stitched together by the folks that just keep on paying. Speaker 3 (17:10) That's right. By Tomcat Custom Apparel. Remember, go by, talk to them about layers, because, well, we need them to pay their bill. Speaker 2 (17:18) Yeah, well, they're paying in hypotheticals, Bobby. Doesn't that work? Speaker 3 (17:24) That's right. That's right. And when you see Tom or Cat, just tell them that Bobby and Skylar said, time to pay. It's time to pay. Speaker 2 (17:33) Let us know how it turns out, would you? News is next. Omni Broadcasting News this hour is brought to you by McCaskill & Company, Pink Floyd? Brain damage. (17:47) Wednesday morning, it's the B-Team Morning Show, brought to you by our friends at Okaloosa Gas, Stripes Pub & Grill in Navarre, and OutKast Sushi in Miramar Beach. By the way, Stripes is going to be a great spot to catch the NFC and AFC Championship game this weekend on Sunday, New England and Denver from Mile High, and Sunday night, the Rams on the road in Seattle. So, winners of both Those games move on to that big game that they play on the second Sunday of February every year. What do they call that? (18:24) The big bowl? I don't know. The fancy bowl? The grand bowl? (18:29) The amazing bowl? The terrible halftime show bowl? The ultimate bowl? They picked up another dumb halftime show this year, I think. (18:39) I don't remember who it was, but I think it was one that we both rolled our eyes about. Speaker 3 (18:43) Yeah, I don't remember either. I just know that they're doing a Charlie Kirk thing. Turning Point's doing a halftime show that I'll probably tune into. Speaker 2 (18:51) Oh, they are. I forgot about that. Because normal America doesn't want to watch the stupid Super Bowl halftime show. All right, coming up here in the final hour this morning, a few more stories to get to. (19:07) Apparently Americans are quietly giving up on haggling on purchases, where bargaining used to be normal, like buying a car. Research from Indiana University found that 95% of U.S. adults don't even try to negotiate unless the potential savings feel huge. On average, people said a discount needs to be 20% to 35% before it feels worth the awkwardness or effort. I'm sorry, but if you're spending $50,000 on a vehicle and you're not asking for even $2,500, $3,000. (19:49) You're telling me it needs to be at least $10,000 before you think it's worth it? Speaker 3 (19:53) Yeah, that's where I think speaking in percentages is goofy, but I'm also of the opinion it's either worth it to me or it's not. I mean, I'm not going to teach you out of it. Whatever. I'll let it sit there. Speaker 2 (20:09) I don't have to buy it. Right. So, the hesitation of bargaining works in retailers' favor. Researchers say businesses can raise prices 5 to 11 percent, and more than half of customers will still pay without pushing back. (20:25) Experts point to several reasons for the shift. More fixed online pricing, salespeople who don't have authority to cut deals, less confidence standing up to big companies, and a culture that values speed over back-and-forth conversations. Negotiation experts say there's also a mindset change happening. Hagling takes patience and optimism, the belief that a better deal is possible. (20:50) When people feel rushed, worn down, or pessimistic, they're far less likely to try. The fact that you've got Carvana now and you've got all these online car dealers, you can't bargain with the website. Speaker 3 (21:07) Right. And the fact of the matter is those places have exploded because I don't care what it is, man. And I know we just bought a new car for Kathy. I never walk away from a purchase of a car not feeling like I didn't get screwed. (21:27) It always hurts if I buy it from an individual. I feel I feel all right with it, but going to a lot I mean, there's just a stigma around the lots. I mean You're just getting screwed somehow, right? They're doing something. (21:41) I don't know what it is, but there I mean and I've And prior purchases, I have researched and researched and dug and walked away and got a price that a few thousand under and asked too low and there's no way they'd ever do that and blah, blah, blah and got there. then still walk out going, I got screwed. Speaker 2 (22:07) That's tough. That's tough. And it's like, you may love the vehicle, you may love everything about it, you may feel like you got a good deal, but you always leave there with a lump in your throat and just almost a... A bit of buyer's remorse. (22:22) Yep. Immediately. Yep. Speaker 3 (22:25) Well, I mean, as soon as you drive the vehicle off the lot, it's already depreciated so much, it's... Exactly. It's not worth it. Speaker 2 (22:33) So unless you can make a sizable, at least 10% down payment on a new vehicle, you're in the hole from the get-go. Speaker 3 (22:40) That's right. That's right. You know, buying a car is kind of like being an SEC fan and seeing a preseason poll. You feel really great about it until the first matchup, and then you realize it was all just hype. (22:58) That's a funny analogy. Speaker 2 (23:01) That's a funny analogy, Bobby. Am I wrong? Speaker 3 (23:03) Undefeated in hypotheticals. Yeah, we were preseason number one. Speaker 2 (23:09) Where are you now? Speaker 3 (23:10) 37th. Speaker 2 (23:11) I remember seeing a Twitter page. Alabama just beat preseason number 13, South Carolina. South Carolina was four and eight, right? Van Halen on 100.3 K rock Morning show brought to you by Our friends at Okaloosa Gas, Stripes Pub & Grill in Navarre, and Outkast Sushi in Miramar Beach. (23:40) We're up to 51 degrees outside right now. Starting to warm up out there. A high today of 62, mostly cloudy skies this afternoon, and highs close to 70 tomorrow. We've got a look at your forecast here in just a few short moments. (23:55) Skyler Black and Bobby Durrell on the air this morning. A 24-year-old Texas woman named Aralyn Martinez was arrested and charged with aggravated assault after a violent confrontation at a local 24-hour fitness gym. What Martinez did is she allegedly threw a 25-pound weight plate toward the head of another woman she believed was romantically involved with her partner. Well, there you go. (24:25) Aha! Things got a little bit wild. Staff and bystanders stepped in and stopped the situation before anyone was seriously hurt. Martinez even threatened the woman beforehand, saying words to the effect of, Bitch, I'm gonna drop this plate on you. (24:41) Well, there you go. The victim managed to move out of the way and escaped injury before the attack. Martinez was arrested the next day and booked into the Harris County Jail. point yeah yes so unfair she's a little i think she will spice but i think that this is a little spicy martinez was arrested the next day and booked into the harris county jail on a felony aggravated assault with the deadly weapon yeah using uh... (25:12) barbell plate that's and that's in twenty five pounds and then nothing to uh... mess around with me it did uh... that would kill somebody who is not that would kill somebody meanwhile she's nuts alright uh... we're gonna take a break pay a couple bills final half hour of the show is coming up here in just a little bit uh... (25:38) on the way music from def leppard steve miller guns and roses and more right here on the bt morning show one hundred point three k rock On 100.3 KROQ, the classic rock station. Scatter Black, Bobby Durell, we are the B-Team Morning Show. Final 25 minutes of today's show and Bobby, the bad news about these Florida charter boat captains just continues to come out. Yeah. (26:06) Remember this last summer we had the guy that was not even a licensed Yeah. Speaker 3 (26:12) Charter captain? Speaker 2 (26:13) Well, there's a guy down in the Keys. Long time charter boat captain in the Florida Keys is in serious trouble. after deputies say he tried to cash in on drugs he claimed to have found floating at sea authorities arrested brad said a set of problems apparently apparently it's needs profound on from the pond is that is that is that substandard and i'm just asking for a friend uh... are you uh... (26:39) implying something asking for a friend uh... okay sure authorities arrested bradford tied Some Italian last name I can't say. After an undercover sting in which he allegedly sold a kilo of cocaine for $10,000. That deal led to a larger bust. (26:58) Investigators say they seized more than 20 kilos of cocaine, cash, a handgun, and his boat. He's now facing multiple felony drug trafficking charges and is being held without bond as prosecutors move forward. Speaker 3 (27:14) So, yeah. Speaker 2 (27:15) That little side gig going I guess. What's wrong with his side hustle? Speaker 3 (27:21) I don't see what's wrong. That's right. I'm not understanding. Trying to pay off debt. Speaker 2 (27:28) All right, stick tight. I've got a couple more tunes to play for you before we get out of here. Guns N' Roses, Welcome to the Jungle. How about that? (27:39) It's 100.3 K-Rock. Closer to the heart as we get closer to quitting time. And there it is, quitting time. Speaker 3 (27:47) We're done. Speaker 2 (27:49) Bobby's ready for a nap. Speaker 3 (27:51) I really am. Speaker 2 (27:52) I really am. Speaker 3 (27:53) I'm off today. Speaker 2 (27:55) You are optimal then why are you here if you're off? Speaker 3 (27:58) No, no, I mean, I'm like, I'm just not not with it not not in it Function functioning at a relatively low level today, you know, basically somewhere between Invalid and Severely handicapped say like a maybe a Skylar on the scale It's better than Uncle Joe. Yeah, moderately. Speaker 2 (28:23) Marginally. Speaker 3 (28:24) Yeah, not quite a bear. Speaker 2 (28:28) Maybe more like Bear's girlfriend. Speaker 3 (28:31) I do feel that old. We gotta go before we get in trouble. Speaker 2 (28:37) I want to thank you all for dialing in. We are the B-Team Morning Show. Skyler Black and Bobby Durell. If you missed anything that we talked about today from the stories and local events to the national holidays in Ask Uncle Bobby, you can find it all at your fingertips at thebteamshow.com. Speaker 3 (28:51) And if you're not good at reading, you can listen to it on the B-Team Rewind. Speaker 2 (28:55) If you're one of those invalids that can't read. Speaker 3 (28:57) If you're a Skyler or a bear, you want to listen. Yeah. Speaker 2 (29:00) Now, I don't know how you're going to find the website if you can't type and spell. Speaker 3 (29:04) The mic. They can hit the little picture of the mic and say thebteamshow.com. That's true. Bobby giving you all the solutions over here. Speaker 2 (29:12) Check it out, bteamshow.com. Good stuff out there. All right. We're done. (29:17) I'm Skyler Black. He's Bobby Durrell, and he wraps us up. Speaker 3 (29:20) Hey folks, thanks for joining the B team morning show you're leading alternative quality programming right here on the Emerald Coast now You know you have a choice in what you listen to each and every day And we appreciate the fact you settled in on this wild ride. We call the morning show, but it's come that time of day We're getting out of here So you keep on rocking keep on rolling never settle for the ordinary till the next time the B team is out