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Commercial TV Broadcast Day: When Bobby Learns Grilling Doesn't Count as a Personality
Published: November 5, 2026
Duration: 42:10
Season: 2026
Episode: 182

Commercial TV Broadcast Day: When Bobby Learns Grilling Doesn't Count as a Personality

Description

We celebrated the noble art of commercial television, mourned the desk reservation apocalypse, and discovered that an eight‑foot gator knocking on your door at 1 a.m. has better manners than most humans—because nothing says Thursday like workplace furniture shortages and reptilian home invasions.

Participants

Bobby Dewrell
Bobby Dewrell
Schuyler Black
Schuyler Black

Show Notes

Schuyler Black and Bobby Dewrell kicked off another irreverent Thursday morning on 100.3 KROCK, Fort Walton Beach's classic rock station, with Def Leppard's "Rocket" and a forecast that finally — finally — promises fall weather. We're talking 80 today, 80 tomorrow, then low-to-mid 70s through the weekend. The Emerald Coast is about to remember what sleeves feel like.

On the National Day calendar, we celebrated Commercial TV Broadcast Day (honoring the ancient art of paying for cable so you can watch ads in higher definition), National Men Make Dinner Day (when smoke alarms get honorary titles and grilling counts as a personality), National Gunpowder Day (progress has always come with sparks), and American Football Day (the only holiday where grown men celebrate teamwork by colliding like shopping carts). We also acknowledged Guy Fawkes Day — remember, remember the 5th of November — because nothing says celebration like inventing a powder that turns bad decisions into loud, fast souvenirs.

Local sports delivered drama: Pace High School defeated Niceville 32–25 in the District 1 5A Championship with a touchdown as time expired, and Choctaw dominated Fort Walton Beach 49–13 in the crosstown rivalry. Meanwhile, twin brothers Caden and Connor Jobb led the Fort Walton Beach golf team to regionals — you could say they got the Jobb done. (We apologize for nothing.) This weekend's college football slate is stacked: Bama at LSU, Florida hosting OU, and FSU at Boston College — all on our sister stations. Saturday also brings the 38 Barbecue Festival at Grand Boulevard in Sandestin (unlimited samples, live music, beer and wine — tickets at thebteamshow.com) and the America 250 Grand Parade in Crestview. Next Wednesday is the Mary Esther Veterans Day Parade, kicking off at 11 a.m. at the Santa Rosa Mall.

In "Ask Uncle Bobby," our roaming office goblin learned that mandatory office days without enough desks is not management — it's a chair lottery with a dress code. Bobby's advice? Document every lobby chair, phone room, and cafeteria table you're forced to work from, then ask your manager which arrangement they prefer: a held spot on required days or permission to work from home. Dry scares offices. Dry becomes paper. Paper remembers what executives forget on purpose. We also covered AI data centers facing voter backlash (Okaloosa County is holding a 12-month moratorium — because hurricanes and tornadoes are exactly what data centers crave), a North Carolina woman who found an 8-foot gator knocking on her door at 1 a.m. (at least he had manners), and a Florida woman arrested for DUI who told officers they were "affecting her aura." Tomorrow morning, Schuyler and Bobby broadcast live from First Friday Coffee with the Greater Fort Walton Beach Chamber of Commerce — expect biscuits, gravy, and possibly a Ted sighting. Brought to you by Stripes Pub & Grill in Navarre, Okaloosa Gas, and Outkast Sushi in Miramar Beach.

Until next time, keep on rocking, keep on rolling, and never settle for the ordinary. This is 100.3 KROCK — your leading alternative to quality programming on the Emerald Coast.

Transcript

(00:00) Here's today's B Team Redux. Yeah, there's Def Leppard and Rocket on the classic rock station. 100.3 KROCK. Good morning, everybody. Hope you're doing well. I'm Schuyler Black. He is Bobby Dewrell. (00:15) It is a Thursday, Friday eve, as we call it around these parts. The B Team Morning Show is on the air. Brought to you by our friends at Stripes Pub & Grill in Navarre, Okaloosa Gas at Outkast Sushi in Miramar Beach. Taking a quick glance at the forecast here for the end of the work week. 80 today, 80 tomorrow. (00:34) Low to mid-70s for the weekend. Fall weather just around the corner in the next 48 hours. More on that full forecast coming up here in just a little bit. There's plenty to get to this morning. We're going to talk about college football matchups for this weekend. We're going to talk about local events that are happening. (00:50) Bobby and I will be live on location tomorrow morning from First Friday Coffee. We'll get to all that here in just a little bit. First things first, we've got to take care of business on the National Day calendar. We open things up, Mr. Dewrell, with today being Commercial TV Broadcast Day. (01:06) Oh, there you go. Celebrating the ancient art of paying for cable so you can watch ads in higher definition. People still pay for cable. Some do. They're called your constituents. Commercial TV Broadcast Day is that special little moment on the calendar where we all pretend it's normal to schedule our lives around a glowing rectangle that screams for car deals, miracle diets, and courtroom drama at a volume designed to sandblast your soul. (01:36) It's a celebration of the noble tradition of free television paid for by ads, sponsored by your attention span, and upheld by the sacred belief that you definitely need a third streaming service to watch the same six shows in a different order. (01:51) Yeah, you know, today we honored the broadcasters, the anchors with Weatherbrain, the executives who can sell you shampoo during a tragedy without blinking. So pour yourself something reasonable. Still too close to the screen like it's 1997? (02:07) Well, let's appreciate the medium that raised our whole generation to fear silence. Commercial TV Broadcast Day. That's how we open up the B Team Morning Show. It's 100.3 KROCK. Stay with us. 100.3 KROCK, the classic rock station. (02:27) It's the B Team Morning Show. There's Tom Petty. Here comes my girl. And tomorrow, here comes First Friday Coffee. That's right. The monthly First Friday Coffee event with the Greater Fort Walton Beach Chamber of Commerce is scheduled tomorrow morning. (02:43) And Bobby and I'll be out there broadcasting live on location. I wonder if we'll hear from Ted this month. You know, I was I'm still shocked that he didn't he didn't show up. He didn't show up last time. I'm still just blown away by that. Yeah, I don't know the truth. Well, I'll bet he stops by this Friday. (03:02) You know, it's it's rare for him to not find an open mic. A microphone. That's a Ted magnet. I'm not saying it's impossible. I'm saying it's rare. Yeah, there's it's an exception, not a rule. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. That's that's what Bobby's going for. (03:19) Well, today on the National Day calendar, we celebrate the fact that I don't want to celebrate this National Men Make Dinner Day. That's right. When the smoke alarm gets an honorary title and everyone pretends grilling counts as a personality, it doesn't. (03:37) National Men Make Dinner Day is that adorable little calendar prank where all the fellas march into the kitchen like it's the beaches of Normandy and discover the stove has settings, not just vibes. You know, it's not about helping because nobody gets a merit badge for feeding themselves in the home they also live in. (03:53) Now, it's about taking one night to prove you can handle heat without calling it babysitting your your own children. You know, expect heroic overconfidence, unnecessary gadgets, and at least one man insisting the smoke alarm is just being dramatic. (04:09) And if you think this ends with applause, well, you don't understand marriage, hunger or basic cause and effect. National Men Make Dinner Day. Didn't know it was a thing. Now I do. It's the B Team Morning Show. He's Bobby Dewrell. I'm Schuyler Black. (04:26) National Men Make Dinner Day. We call it in my house. Thursday. Heard that. Look at your marine forecast is coming up next. Stay with us. Where do you think you're going? (04:41) Morocco next. One hundred point three karach. I'll wait on the classic rock station. One hundred point three karach. It's the B Team Morning Show. Schuyler Black and Bobby Dewrell. That's right. Remember, remember the 5th of November, Schuyler, the gunpowder treason and plot. (04:59) Oh, I can think of no reason the gunpowder treason should ever be forgotten. Sky Folk's Day. It's National Gunpowder Day as well. Yeah, that's right. Because nothing says celebration like inventing a powder that turns bad decisions into loud, fast souvenirs. (05:14) Boom, booms. Fast souvenirs. That's funny. National Gunpowder Day is that charming little calendar excuse to salute the invention that turned human disagreement into a loud, smoky science project. You know, it's not about chaos. (05:30) Technically, it's it's about history, innovation and other polite words we use when we're standing near something that can remove a mailbox from existence. You know, people celebrate with fun facts, questionable demonstrations and the kind of confidence you only get right before a bad idea becomes a lesson. (05:47) So think of it as a reminder that progress has always come with sparks and some of us are still determined to stand too close. National Gunpowder Day. Yeah. So this is this is the day in the 1600 where Sky Folk's and his group thought they could blow up Parliament. (06:05) How'd that work out? It did not. It did not. Didn't. That's what we call a failure. That's right. Don't forget, tomorrow night is the 38 Barbecue Festival. Get ready for an evening of great food and a good cause with the 38 Barbecue Festival out at the Grand Boulevard area in Sandestin. (06:24) Starts at 530. Guests can enjoy unlimited barbecue samples from 18 regional and local eateries. Vote for their favorites and sip complimentary beer and wine while enjoying live music all evening long. We've got the link to buy your tickets online at our website. (06:41) Just click on the events tab at the B Team Show dot com. Schuyler Black and Bobby Dewrell with the Hollies. Long, cool woman in a black dress. Blackfoot and Train Train on the Classic Rock Station. (06:58) 100.3 KROCK. It's the B Team Morning Show. Coming up this weekend, folks, some huge college football playoff implication football games. You've got Bama. You've got LSU and Baton Rouge. (07:14) That's a 230 kickoff. Florida is going to be hosting Oklahoma Saturday night. Now, OU is out of playoff contention. Florida's on the fringe. They're, I think, ranked 24th or 25th in the CFP. They're going to need some help, and they're going to have to win out. (07:31) You've still got to play the game. We're going to carry Alabama and LSU Saturday afternoon play-by-play on 103.7, the ticket. Then as soon as that's over, we'll pick up the Florida OU game Saturday night on 103.7, the ticket. Then Saturday morning, 11 o'clock kickoff up in Boston, B.C. hosting FSU. (07:54) We'll carry the Seminoles on 94.3 FTW. There you go. It's a reminder that today, Bobby, is American Football Day. That's right. The only holiday where grown men celebrate teamwork by colliding like shopping carts and calling it a strategy. (08:09) It is a strategy. American Football Day is that sacred little square on the calendar where we pretend a leather egg and a painted first down line or the glue holding the republic together. Sometimes it feels like it. That's right. You grill like a survival drill. (08:25) You yell at strangers like they owe you money. And you call it tradition. Because admitting you just like snacks and chaos feels too honest. You know the whole country agrees to worship choreography, collisions, and commercials. Then acts shocked when Monday has consequences. (08:41) It's absurd on purpose. And that's the point. Today, we don't fix our problems. We assign them jerseys and argue about them for four quarters. That seems appropriate, Bobby. It's American Football Day. Hey, we're going to take a break. We'll recap some high school matchups for you from last night here in just a bit. (08:58) It's the B Team Morning Show, minutes away from 7 o'clock on 100.3 KROCK. The Classic Rock Station, 100.3 KROCK. Good morning, everybody. It's Ozzie. Mama, I'm coming home. (09:13) Had some rain push through earlier on in the morning. Right now, 74 degrees. A high today of 79. And tomorrow, Bobby, is the last day in our extended forecast where I see the temperature starting with an 8. (09:29) 80 is the high tomorrow, and then low 70s is in the forecast pretty much through the weekend and all through next week. We'll check your full forecast here in just a little bit. The B Team Morning Show is on the air. I'm Schuyler Black. (09:45) He is Bobby Dewrell. Together, we are the B Team Morning Show, brought to you by Stripes, Pubbid Grill, and Navarre, as well as Okaloosa Gas, and Outkast Sushi in Miramar Beach. A couple high school football games last night. First of all, a thriller as Pace High School defeated Niceville 32-25 in the District 1 5A Championship game on a touchdown scored as time expired. (10:16) Niceville had taken a one-point lead with under 30 seconds remaining before Pace's Michael Williams punched in the game-winning score. I mean, you take a lead with under 30 seconds and you think you're safe. Well, no. That's not how it worked out. (10:33) Pace wins last night over Niceville 32-25. And then here in Fort Walton, you had Fort Walton Beach High School against Choctaw. Crosstown rivalry in the game. And Choctaw took down the Vikings 49-13. (10:51) The Indians move to 7-2 on the season and look forward to their playoff bracket being released soon. Of course, we'll carry those playoff games throughout their entire postseason run on 94-3 FTW. (11:12) Well, Bobby, how are you doing this morning? I'm here. Are things going well today? Things are going. Oh. Things are moving. Progressing forward. Gotcha. Gotcha. I'm currently in negotiations with my motivation and it's not looking well. (11:31) Slow and steady or slow and jerky? It's not looking well. Okay. We're just going to keep putting one step in front of the other and truck it on forward. Hey, don't forget that tomorrow morning, Bobby and I will be live on location from the Fort Walton Beach Chamber of Commerce. (11:48) First Friday Coffee. We'll be out there tomorrow morning from 7-9, broadcasting live and chatting with local movers and shakers, non-profits, business owners, and more. Talking about the great things that are happening right here in Fort Walton Beach. (12:04) So, don't miss out tomorrow morning as we broadcast live. And if you are a Chamber member, by all means, get those RSVPs in to Rochelle and the team at the Fort Walton Chamber today. So that, well, you can get your biscuits and gravy in the morning. (12:20) There you go. Alright. Hey, stay with us here later on in the hour. We're going to ask Uncle Bobby for advice. That's coming up around 7-45. Plus, we're also going to talk about the Fort Walton Beach golf team making regionals behind two twin brothers. (12:41) So, we'll get to that here in just a little bit. It is Thursday morning, Friday eve, as we like to call it here on the B Team Morning Show with 100.3 KROCK. Classic Rock Station, 100.3 KROCK. Don't let me down, Bruce, or Bobby, or whatever your name is over there. (12:59) It's the B Team Morning Show. Schuyler Black, Bobby Dewrell, brought to you by our friends at Stripes Pub & Grill in Navarre, Okaloosa Gas, and Outkast Sushi in Miramar Beach. We are the B Team Morning Show. Hey, next Wednesday is Veterans Day, Bobby. (13:15) That's true. Along with it being a federal holiday. Next Wednesday is also the Mary Esther Veterans Day Parade. The annual event gets kicked off at 11 o'clock at the Santa Rosa Mall parking lot with food trucks, live entertainment vendors, and more. (13:35) And then at 1 p.m. the parade will start rolling down Page Bacon and then take a right on Mary Esther to Hollywood Boulevard into the southwest entrance to the mall. So, if you would like to be out there next Wednesday, please come on out and join in the fun. (13:52) Looks like sunshine in 73 degrees for the Veterans Day Parade next Wednesday. That is November 11th. And then, of course, on Monday, December 7th, that is the 2026 Fort Walton Beach Christmas Parade right down Eglinton Parkway. (14:12) So, that's something we'll talk more about as it gets closer. But right now in front of us is the Mary Esther Veterans Day Parade happening next Wednesday. And we've got details online at our website. Just go to thebteamshow.com. (14:27) Well, shout out to twin brothers Caden and Connor Jobb as they led Fort Walton Beach's five-golfer boys team to a district runner-up finish and the program's first regional appearance in many years. That's right. (14:42) The brothers' performances at the October district tournament and November regional competition helped the Vikings advance under first-year head coach Brent McDonald. Some could say they got the job done. Ah-ha! Ha-ha-ha! Ha-ha-ha-ha! (14:59) You're just mad you didn't think of it. I am. I'm not going to lie. Why didn't I just? That was teed up right there. I see what I did there. See, not too bad of a comeback attempt, was it? No, I thought it was a swing and a miss. (15:14) But the comeback was a golf reference, too. It's like the second putt after you blow the first one by the cup. Yeah, no, you didn't get ahead. I think I did. Nah. You know what? I was one under on this attempt. Yeah, you whiffed it. (15:30) Yeah. You Nancy. Yeah. Come on, Sally, hit the ball! You did not have that one in the bag. No. No. You just want to keep going? Nah. Or are we just going to keep putting around here? Nah, I wouldn't do that. (15:46) I need to get back to the club. Oh, dear. Alright, well, folks, don't forget, speaking of parades. That was rough. Yeah, that was. Oh, jeez. Yeah, we're on the fringe of normal around here. (16:04) That's for sure. Par for the course. Par for the course, that's right. Alright, I'm done. Are you sure? Maybe. Are you sure? I don't know. You're driving this show. True. (16:19) Yeah. True. True. Hey, speaking of parades, like we mentioned a few moments ago, there also is the America 250 Grand Parade up in Crestview this Saturday. That's right. That's right. I hate that we're going to miss that. (16:34) But such is life. There's a lot of things we swing and miss at. I thought we were done. Yeah, we were. We should have been. We should have been. But that's typical for you. Par for the course. (16:49) For you, just one too many. Come on. You got to know when to hold them. Know when to fold them. Know when to fold them. Know when to walk away. Know when you're done. Yeah. Know when to use your pigeon wedge. That's right. Oh, man. (17:04) Yeah, you were certainly trapped on that one. Oh. Couldn't get out, yeah. I'm stuck in the bunker here. All right. Hey, quick break. Fog hat on the way. The fix. Heart. And, of course, Ask Uncle Bobby in about 20 minutes as well. (17:20) That's right. That's a fair way to handle it. It's the B Team Morning Show. And we are stuck in the rough on a Thursday morning with 100.3 KROCK. KROCK Station. It's the B Team Morning Show. Schuyler Black and Bobby Dewrell. It's Thursday morning. (17:35) And, yeah, pavement's wet out there. But it looks like the rain, for the most part, should push out of our area later on this morning. 73 right now in Fort Walton. The high today climbing up to 79. Well, AI data centers took a hit at the polls on Tuesday this week. (17:55) Voters in communities across the country supported measures to ban or restrict new data centers with concerns ranging from higher electric bills to water use and noise. Now, according to Election Night reporting, at least 33 of approximately 40 cities and towns voted to implement restrictions like new regulations or outright bans on data center development. (18:19) This whole higher utility cost, I don't get that. I don't get that. I don't get the arguments around these data centers. Now, water is somewhat of a finite resource. I can get that, especially in some areas. (18:35) But electricity? Why would your electricity be more? I mean, because, honestly, they would get charged for their usage. So why would you pay for that? Why would you pay for that? I mean, you know, I can get the concept of going to these places and saying, no, we are not giving you tax breaks and tax incentives to build here. (18:58) It's going to cost you to build. But I don't get how this is – like I said, the water part, I can get behind a little bit. Yeah. But – Well, the Okaloosa County Board of Commissioners earlier this week voted to hold a public hearing and drafted a 12-month moratorium on data center construction. (19:19) Yeah, because one place an AI data center would love to come is where hurricanes and tornadoes happen. They're just lining up here. I mean, that's why we have so many data centers here. You're right, along with all of our solar fields. Freaking idiots, yeah. (19:34) So anyway – Tell me you want to get on the bandwagon without telling me you want to get on the bandwagon. It's just the flavor of the day right now. It's just kind of the flavor of what the trend is and the fad is at the moment. I'm not saying that I'm a big data center fan either. (19:51) I just – everybody's just kind of going off the deep end on some of this stuff. Yeah, and data centers are – I mean – And I don't understand what an AI data center necessarily does more than a regular data center, I mean compute power is compute power like Yeah, I don't know I've never seen one never been around one so yeah, let me let me give you an idea It's all a bunch of blinky lights And Crazy on You well uncle Bobby's gonna go crazy on this question this morning. I have a feeling that's right it's the B Team Morning Show on 100.3 KROCK the classic rock station and It's the time of the morning where we get our daily advice It's ask uncle Bobby all brought to you by our friends at hard rock bet Well this college football season's been full of surprises and this week's slate of ranked matchups is set to be the home of the epic Most epic Saturday yet if you think you know how it'll go down Well put your ball knowledge to the test on hard rock bet Florida's only legal sports book now It's offered by the Seminole tribe of Florida You must be 21 and over physically present Florida to wager terms and conditions apply concerned about your gambling We'll call or text one eight three three play-wise. I don't know why they have to keep sticking with that damn ball knowledge I don't line. I don't know My my I am I'm just I'm paid to read the news We report the news we don't make the news that's right All right today uncle Bobby your question comes in from the Roman office Goblin mm-hmm dear uncle Bobby my company now requires us in the office three days a week Oh Roaming Rome yeah, not Roman I was expecting more like a dear uncle of Bobby Now This is not not an Italian office guy. This is a roaming office all right Enunciate the G scholar that's right all right my company now requires us in the office three days a week But they also switched to a desk reservation app by 830 in the morning every usable spot is gone And I have worked from a lobby chair a phone room and a cafeteria table next to a broken vending machine Sounds like our current City Hall Honestly it sounds like My manager My manager keeps saying being present matters, but nobody can tell me where I'm supposed to be present How do I push back without sounding like I just don't want to come in? (22:41) well first of all Mandatory office days without enough places to work is not management. No. It's it's a chair lottery with a dress code am I right Your company's discovered the cheapest religion in business It's worshiping the office while refusing to maintain one seat They want they want the badge swipe the fluorescent baptism the the warm glow of employees visibly detained in a commercial structure but they do not want to provide the ancient corporate miracle known as Furniture See back when a boss told you to report somewhere that somewhere contained a desk a chair and and well possibly a wall calendar Featuring a tractor you know we had flaws sure, but we understood rectangles now works become a Musical chairs run by an app designed by a man whose spine was replaced with venture capital So you're you're not dodging the rule you're obeying it So thoroughly you have become a roaming office goblin haunting Haunting lobbies with a laptop bag and a password reset see that broken vending machine has seen more honest Productivity than half the leadership off-site See here's here's the ugly truth in a in a sensible pair of loafers, okay? (23:58) Attendance is easy to demand when somebody else pays the price. Yeah See you burn the morning hunting for up a flat surface you you take calls in a phone room the size of guilt closet you Balance coffee keyboard and remaining self-respect on cafeteria furniture built for meatloaf disappointment See the management gets to announce that people are back as if productivity is a headcount at a county fair Stop arguing about whether you love the office that that's the trap the minute you start explaining your attitude they have Tuned they have turned a furniture shortage into a character examination, okay? (24:35) You're not on trial for secretly owning sweatpants Send the dullest message ever written by a living person tell your manager You're following the three-day requirement and that on a specific dates no workable desk was available list where you worked instead lobby chair phone room cafeteria table, then ask which arrangements they prefer going forward a Held spot on required office days or permission to work from home when no usable station is available see it's dry It's plain. There's no poor poetry. There's there's there's dry scares offices right dry becomes paper Paper remembers what executives forget on purpose then do it every time no speeches No sign just a just a neat little record of a company summoning employees into a space and acting shock that space has limits If they see being say being there matters agree with real warm wonderful where See that's the whole crowbar Where because an office without a place to work is not a workplace. It is a waiting room with payroll got it Heard that all right roaming office goblin. There's your advice today now if you missed any of the Previous ask uncle Bobby advice you can find it all of our website The B Team show calm or if you go to do bob Calm DEW bob calm you can find all the past episodes and some great Christmas present ideas Yeah, definitely so get over there and check it out and remember everything you purchase in the store supports the Bobby empty pocket fun Mm-hmm, and it's it's empty folks Let me tell you All right folks quick break and Look at local news is next with Dan diamond on 100 point 3k rock. Did you take the ride? (26:30) Sure, yeah, yeah here. We are good morning everybody uh the bottom just fell out again Yeah, it's pouring down rain again high today of 79 degrees, but Seeing some rainfall across northwest, Florida right now 76 is the current temp tomorrow a high of 80 and then Here comes the fall weather by the weekend Sunny and low 70s in the forecast Saturday Sunday and into next week We'll check your full forecast in just a little bit. I'm Schuyler black. He's Bobby Dewrell We are The B Team morning show brought to you by our friends at stripes pub and grill in Navarre as well as Okaloosa gas and outcast sushi in Miramar Beach Bobby and I are sitting here talking off the air about all of the events and promotions that are coming up Tons of stuff on the way you've got obviously first Friday coffee tomorrow next week the Mary Esther Veterans Day Parade You've got several events downtown Milo's birthday bash next weekend with the Fort Walton Beach Police Department come on out bring your pup that downtown Fort Walton Beach Coffee Club next Thursday ladies night downtown Fort Walton Beach on Wednesday the 18th and Then light up the night at the landing On on Black Friday or actually Saturday that weekend Saturday after Thanksgiving. So yeah, there's just a lot happening And we've got it all posted for you on the events tab at our website. Just head on over to The B Team show.com Well, we're gonna take a look at some more stories as we move through the rest of this Thursday morning. I know Bobby always tells us about how he's he's betting on on sports on the weekend, but Bobby betting on your favorite team could come with more than just financial risks True. Mm-hmm a new study published by JAMA psychiatry found that legalizing online sports betting was associated with the increased use of antidepressants and anti-anxiety medications along with more outpatient visits related to depression and anxiety Researchers looked at millions of health insurance records from 2016 to 2023 comparing mental health treatment in the States before and after online sports betting became legal So that's why Bobby always tells you, you know 1-833 play wise. Mm-hmm. Yeah, just just got to be careful with that stuff there folks got to be careful Understand it can be fun. Just don't let it wreck your life All right, stay with this a couple kickers to get to here in just a little bit Man, that's a hell of an alligator up in North Carolina. Yeah Wow I'm gonna tell you about that story in just a little bit plus a 38 barbecue festival tomorrow night We'll chat about that here just a bit as well right now Bob Seger on KROCK walking the tightrope with Stevie Ray Vaughn It's the BT morning show at 100 point 3k rock 822 is the time hope everybody's having a great Thursday so far it's a little bit soggy out there, but that rain should push out of our area by the lunch hour and Lead way to plenty of sunshine here this afternoon Yeah, don't miss out but Milo's birthday bash next to Saturday now this is gonna be kind of a fun event for the kids and for the pups alike. Fort Walton Beach Police Department's wellness canine Milo is turning 2 next Saturday and they're inviting the community out and your pups as well to help celebrate with a birthday bash from 10 a.m. till 2 p.m. at the landing. Now food trucks and vendors will be there, music and a variety of contests for your pups as well, so don't miss out at the landing on Saturday the 14th. Now we mentioned in the last break that coming up tomorrow is the 30A Barbecue Festival. This happens at Grand Boulevard out at Sandestin in Miramar Beach. If you would like to get out there, it sounds like a fun event. Get ready for an evening of great food for a good cause with the 30A Barbecue Festival presented by 360 Blue and it returns to the North Lawn at Grand Boulevard on Friday from 530 until 8 o'clock. Tomorrow night guests can enjoy an unlimited barbecue, amount of barbecue samples from 18 regional and local eateries. Vote for your favorites and sip complimentary beer and wine while enjoying live music from Brent Shaw and headliner River Dan. So sounds like it'll be a fun event. Tomorrow night tickets are $70 for GA. Limited tickets for children 12 and under are 20 bucks and there are some VIP tickets that include early entry and exclusive lounge perks. We've got the link to buy your tickets online. Just go to thebteamshow.com and click on the events tab. Well I was telling you about this gator in North Carolina. Up in North Carolina a woman heard a knock on her door. She went to answer it and was shocked when she found an eight-foot gator on her front porch. The gator was knocking. The woman said she heard a thud at the door about one in the morning which caused her dog to start barking and she turned on the porch light and when she opened the door the gator's head was lying on her doormat. The woman slammed the door shut and called police. She said the police flashed their lights at the animal which caused it to eventually leave her home. But yeah that would be a shock. You don't expect guests like that at your house knocking on the door. At least he knocked. He's got manners, right? He didn't just barge in. Could have been worse. Hey it's 825. This is the B Team Morning Show brought to you by Stripes Pub and Grill in Navarre, Okaloosa Gas and Outkast Sushi in Miramar Beach. I'm Schuyler Black. He's Bobby Dewrell. We're gonna take a break, pay a couple bills, and look at your forecast. It's coming up next on 100.3 KROCK. There's Super Tramp in the logical song. That's why we elected Democrats across the country this week. Logically. It's opposite day Thursday, Bobby. Yeah. Yeah it's opposite day Thursday. Hey the B Team Morning Show is on the air. We appreciate you all dialing in and spending it with us. We've got to have a Florida woman story, right? It's just not a Thursday without a Florida woman story. So a lady here in the Sunshine State was arrested for drunk driving and wasn't happy about it. (33:21) She told the police that they were affecting her aura as they questioned her. Oh, okay. Yeah. I want to talk about a buzzkill there, literally. Police were called after the woman ran a red light and crashed into another vehicle. Yeah that's gonna that's gonna cause the police to come your way, lady. (33:38) When officers arrived, the woman had crashed her car near a tree and a fence. She told officers she only had one glass of wine. Now, it remains to be determined if that glass was the size of a bottle. And then she claimed that sobriety tests they were going to give her were a setup. The woman continued arguing with them and said that they were affecting her entire aura when they tried to get her to stand on one leg. Now she's facing several charges including DUI, causing property damage. Say that's appropriate. That's why we're gonna roll on down the highway with Bachman-Trenner Overdrive. That's that's one way to do it. There's the Steve Miller Band and Jungle Love on 100.3 KROCK, the classic rock station. (34:26) It's the B Team Morning Show brought to you by Stripes Pub & Grill in Navarre, Okaloosa Gas at Outkast Sushi in Miramar Beach. I'm Schuyler Black, he is Bobby Durrell, and Tuesday night we we knew pretty much every election and race around the country and the results of that, except there's one over in Escambia County that, well, it's it's gotten a little bit treacherous. Yeah, three votes separate candidates in the Escambia County Commissioner District 4 race as it heads for a recount. Now over in Escambia County, more than 26,000 votes were cast. Incumbent Ashley Hoffberger is currently leading her challenger Joe Vinson with a three-vote lead. That is razor-razor thin and they are going to go through a recount in that election. So not everything was just a black and white on on Tuesday night, so it'll be interesting to see how the recount on that election goes. All right, hey, we're gonna take a break, pay a couple bills, just a few minutes away from nine o'clock. Of course, Bobby and I have the Trishing Hour coming up. That's right. That's what we call it these days, the nine o'clock hour of the B Team Morning Show, but several events and football games to talk about coming up for the weekend, so stay with us. We'll get to that here in just a few short minutes. We'll take a break. Dan Diamond has local news coming up next. It's 852, got some marina in the area and 76 degrees. It's 100.3 KROCK. We're on the highway to hell this morning, Bobby. Yeah. Kind of the summation of everything that's happened so far. I feel like it's a fitting song for us. Good morning, everybody. Hope you're doing well. It's Friday Eve. Yeah. (36:15) A high of 79 degrees this afternoon, 80 tomorrow, but that is the final day in the forecast that has a daytime high starting with an 8. Starting on Saturday, low 70s for the foreseeable future, so feels like fall weather might officially be settling in. Coming up on Saturday, some major college football games. LSU hosting Alabama Saturday afternoon in Baton Rouge. That'll be on 1037, the ticket. Then after that, Bama-LSU game will carry the Gators hosting OU in the Swamp. 645 kickoff on 1037, the ticket. And then Saturday morning, the Seminoles on the road. FSU take it on Boston College. 11 o'clock kickoff on 94.3 FTW. (37:04) This is the first game for Florida State since the firing of former head coach Mike Norvell. So we'll carry the the Knolls on 94.3 and the Gators and the Crimson Tide on 1037 this Saturday. All right, final hour of the B Team Morning Show. I'm Schuyler Black. He's Bobby Dewrell. We call this the Trish Hour. Journey and don't stop believing. And I'll tell you what, the Choctaw Indians are believing they can make another deep run in the Florida high school football playoffs. (37:35) They wrapped up the regular season last night in the game versus Fort Walton Beach High School. It was a it was a dominant win for Choctaw 49-13, but hats off to head coach Josh Pulliam and his Vikings. Much improved team over the last several seasons for Fort Walton Beach High School and excited to see where that program moves forward in the next year. So with all that being said, we talked about some major college football games this weekend. A lot of CFP implications and standings on the line with several high-profile matchups on Saturday, which means I know Bobby's getting busy on the Hard Rock Bet app. (38:17) Yeah, well you know touchdowns win games and they win bets too. So if you pick your favorite playmaker to reach pay dirt on Hard Rock Bet and if you're searching for a bigger payout, well you stack your picks into an epic parlay. Bet week 9 on Hard Rock Bet, Florida's only legal sportsbook. It's offered by the Seminole Tribe of Florida. It must be 21 and over. Physically present in Florida. Wage and terms and conditions apply. Concerned about your gambling, we'll call or text 1-833-PLAYWISE. There you have it. All right, we're gonna take a break, pay a couple bills. Bobby and I are live on location tomorrow morning. We'll talk about where we'll be and what we'll be doing here in just a little bit. It's the BT Morning Show on 100.3 KROCK. (38:57) 100.3 KROCK. This is the night on the Classic Rock Station. 100.3 KROCK. Appreciate you all dialing in and spending this Thursday morning with us. Tomorrow we're gonna be spending the morning with the members of the Greater Fort Walton Beach Chamber of Commerce. Yeah. First Friday coffee tomorrow down at First Baptist Church on First Street in the city of First Walton Beach. I always have to have him say that. Yeah, lots of firsts tomorrow here in Fort Walton Beach with the chamber tomorrow, but it should be a lot of fun. We'll be out there broadcasting live. Should be right around 6.30 tomorrow when we're joining you on the air on location and we'll be out there all morning long talking with local movers and shakers. We're talking to local civic leaders, nonprofits, business owners, and maybe maybe a Ted siding as well. A Ted Corcoran siding. So don't miss out tomorrow morning on our first Friday coffee live remote broadcast. (39:59) If you are a chamber member, make sure you get a hold of Rochelle today and get those RSVPs in for tomorrow morning's function. I finally put a song that fits where we are in the morning. (40:15) Oreo, time for me to fly. There you go. B Team Morning Show. Yeah, we're out of time. Yeah, lots going on this weekend, folks. Don't miss out. First Friday Coffee tomorrow where we will be broadcasting live on location. (40:31) But tomorrow night, 38 Barbecue Festival. You've got the Emerald Coast Rodeo happening tomorrow and Saturday as well at the Northwest Florida State College campus up in Niceville. You've got the Walk With Us for Bridgeway and One Hopeful Place happening on a Saturday morning as well. (40:51) The America 250 Grand Parade in Crestview on Saturday. I mean, there's a lot happening and we've done our best to get everything in one spot for you online at our website, thebteamshow.com. So you'll find local news and events there. You'll find past Ask Uncle Bobby episodes. (41:08) You'll find the daily national holiday calendar, our show on demand and so much more. It's all at thebteamshow.com. But we have reached the point in the morning where we've got to say adios and wrap things up. I hope you all have a safe and enjoyable rest of your Thursday. (41:23) Thanks to our sponsors, Stripes Pub & Grill in Navarre, Okaloosa Gas at Outkast Sushi in Miramar Beach. Until tomorrow morning, I'm Schuyler Black. Bobby Dewrell, get us on out. Hey, folks. Thanks for joining the B Team Morning Show, your leading alternative to quality programming right here on the Emerald Coast. Now, we know you have a choice in what you listen to each and every day. (41:40) And we appreciate the fact that you settled in on this wild ride that we call the morning show. But it's come that time of day, we've got to mosey on out of here. So you keep on rocking, keep on rolling. Never settle for the ordinary. Until the next time, the B Team. And that's a wrap on today's B Team Redux.