Dare Day & Barefoot Rebellion: How Oscar the Grouch Became the Patron Saint of Monday Mornings

(00:00) Here's today's B Team Redux. InXS and what you need on 100.3 KROCK, the classic rock station. It's Monday morning. Kind of muggy out there right now. 77 degrees and fair skies. (00:17) See a high today of 91. Full forecast coming up in just a little bit. It's the B Team Morning Show. I'm Schuyler Black. He is Bobby Dewrell. Coming back after the weekend. Hope everybody had a good one. At times it was a little rainy, but for the most part, fairly nice weekend. (00:33) Take a look at what we can expect here to start out this week in just a little while. The B Team Show brought to you by Stripes Pub & Grill in Navarre, as well as Okaloosa Gas and OutKast Sushi in Miramar Beach. Mr. Dewrell, how are you doing today? You know I'm here. (00:48) Good! It's been a weekend. That is a Monday response. Yeah, yeah. Well, it's kind of appropriate for considering what the first national holiday is this morning to talk about, which happens to be called Dare Day. Oh, yeah. Well, apparently make a bad decision on purpose needed a holiday. (01:10) Hold my beer. Oh, man. I mean, come on. Dare Day. Like the rest of the calendar wasn't already doing that. No kidding. Dare Day is that annual little reminder that humans will do anything for attention except therapy. Yeah. See, look, you spend it issuing dumb little challenges like their sacred rights and watching your friends negotiate their dignity like it's a used car with a bad transmission. (01:34) You know, look, officially it's supposed to be about courage and fun. Unofficially it's about social leverage, plausible deniability, and finding out who in your circle will absolutely eat a spoonful of hot sauce for clout. You know, look, you got to treat it like a holiday. (01:49) Sure, sure, sure. Just remember the real tradition is acting surprised when the dares get stupid and the consequences get real. Oh, so this isn't like the old dare school program. No, no. Darn. A little different. (02:04) What was that called? Drug abuse resistance education, I think? Something like that, yeah. They don't do that anymore, do they? I don't think so. It's Dare Day, folks. There's your first national holiday. We've got three more to talk about throughout the hour. I'm Schuyler Black. He's Bobby Dewrell. Together we are the BT Morning Show. (02:20) And we greatly appreciate you dialing in and spending this Monday morning with us and with ZZ Top. Sharp-dressed man. It's 100.3 KROCK. Genesis in the land of confusion. (02:35) Joe Biden's theme song. 77 degrees on a Monday morning. How's everybody doing? I'm Schuyler Black. He is Bobby Dewrell. We are the B Team Morning Show. Brought to you by our friends at Stripes Pub & Grill in Navarre, as well as Okaloosa Gas and OutKast Sushi in Miramar Beach. (02:55) Coming up on Sunday, don't forget, out at the Alice in Destin's. Going to be that fundraiser. Love the locals. Luau for the Advanced Sacred Hope Academy. ASHA, the local autism school here in Fort Walton Beach. Tickets for that event are on sale now. (03:11) You can find the link to get those tickets by going to thebteamshow.com and clicking on the events tab. Well, earlier in the show, we talked about it being Dare Day. Right? For all you dare devils out there. (03:26) Well, the first dare Bobby and I have to present to you is to walk to the front step, grab the paper off the front porch, because it's go barefoot day. Oh, yeah, that's right. Because nothing says freedom like paying full price to step on a Lego or in a mystery puddle. (03:41) Ew. Mystery puddle. National Go Barefoot Day is that annual reminder that humans are then a holiday for anything. You know, including taking off the one thing standing between you and a Lego booby trap. Look, the pitch is wholesome. (03:57) OK? You got to feel the grass. Reconnect with nature. Ground your soul. Yada, yada, yada. All that crap. Look, meanwhile, your feet quietly negotiate a peace treaty with hot pavement, mystery pebbles, and, well, whatever that sticky spot is outside the gas station. (04:13) Yuck. Look, it's part wellness trend, part nostalgia, and part low-budget rebellion against socks. And I got to tell you, I respect the commitment, even if I don't respect the hygiene math. So, look, consider this your official permission slip to raw dog the earth for a day. (04:29) OK? Just don't come crying to me when your heel learns what consequences taste like. Man, there were all sorts of nasty connotations in that description there. Go barefoot day. That's right. Raw dog the earth. (04:45) Choice of verbiage is interesting, that's for sure. All right, we got a lot to get to this morning. Of course, recapping some stuff from this last weekend. Got a couple local stories. Got some national stories to get to as well. We've got two more holidays on the calendar that we cannot forget to talk about. (05:04) So, we'll get to that here. Oh, yeah. Can't wait. Uh-huh. Yeah. Very excited for them. Coming up in the second half of the 6 o'clock hour, we're going to take a break. Look at your Marine Report is next on the B Team Morning Show with 100.3 KROCK. Here's your destined for Walton Beach Marine forecast brought to you by Marine Max, the area's exclusive dealer of Grady White boats. (05:25) There's the cars on 100.3 KROCK. Do these headphones sound exceptionally loud today? Yes. Can we turn it down a scoot? Yeah, that would be… Is that a little better? What? When I put them on for the first break this morning, I was like, oh, well, there we go. (05:43) Good morning. Yeah. It's the B Team Morning Show. Pretty sure Michael's deaf. You think so? You think that was Michael? I don't know. It's him or Gareth, I guess. Well, Gareth was here when I got here. Oh, okay. Well, one of them can't hear. That's a God's honest truth. (05:59) 77 degrees outside right now. Fair skies. A high today of 91 and a 40% chance of a few isolated, scattered thunderstorm cells this afternoon. More on that in just a little while. Scattered Black and Bobby Dewrell. (06:15) It is Monday. Hope everybody had a great weekend. Of course, we started out with Barefoot Day and then Dare Day before that. And this one, I feel, fits Bobby just to a T. Yeah? Oscar or Bobby the Grouch Day. (06:30) Yeah, yeah, I hear you. I hear you. Oscar the Grouch Day. Oh, oh, did I write it wrong? Yeah, yeah, yeah. Well, you know, it's good. I mean, we needed a holiday for people who live in a can and still somehow have better boundaries than your coworkers. It sounds just like you. You know, you don't have to put up sounds for those guys. (06:49) Oscar the Grouch Day is that special little calendar accident where we honor a trash can philosopher who proved you can live in a barrel, hate everything, and still be the most emotionally honest guy on the block. (07:04) You know, look, people celebrate it by embracing their inner curmudgeon. You know, less positive vibes, more leave me alone. I'm composting my feelings. You know, look, it's not about being rude. It's about finally admitting that forced cheer is just aggression wearing confetti. (07:20) So you take the day, lower your expectations to a safe temperature, and pay respect to the patron saint of no, because somebody's got to keep society from smiling itself into bankruptcy. That's Oscar the Grouch Day. (07:35) Never knew he was a hate hero, did you? I did not. And I'll tell you what, he's a hero for another reason. Because in the description here, I now know how to spell the word curmudgeon. Curmudgeon. All right, let's see if we can make it Bobby the Grouch Day while we're at it. (07:50) Guns N' Roses live and let die. One of his favorite songs. Wow. On 100.3 KROCK. 100.3 KROCK, the classic rock station, George Thorogood, get a haircut, get a real job on a Monday morning. (08:06) Bobby's over there playing with his iPad. Yeah, let's go with that. Fiddling with his iPad. I hate this damn thing. Bobby, we're done with Oscar the Grouch Day. No, I'm not. I'm just getting warmed up. (08:21) Well, I'll tell you what, we're going to bring the yin to the yang here off of Oscar the Grouch Day for the last national holiday we have to speak of this morning. Yeah. And talking about your iPad, it's Say Something Nice Day. Oh, great. (08:36) 24 hours of forced compliments. Yeah. You know, that's basically like mandatory overtime for your mouth with none of the benefits. Practice makes perfect. Whatever. Say Something Nice Day is that annual little social experiment where we all pretend we're not one traffic jam away from becoming a headline. (08:55) Yeah. Look, the premise is simple. Open your mouth and just once let something kind fall out instead of your usual hot takes and emotional shrapnel. You know, it's not about being fake. It's about realizing courtesy is cheaper than therapy and gets better reception than your opinions. (09:11) So take a deep breath, find one decent thing to say, and try not to ruin it by adding for once at the end. Good job. For once. Yeah. Is that what they mean? (09:26) Exactly. Uh-huh. Those are backhanded compliments. Yeah. I prefer them as backhanded compliments. Some people out there call them left-handed compliments, and that's just discrimination. I'm a lefty. So am I. I'm a left-hander. I'm a southpaw. I'm not a lefty. (09:41) Yeah, I'm a left-hander as well. And I think too that the liberals taking on lefty, that's cultural appropriation. Actually, you know what? You got a case. I'm telling you I do. That's an argument right there. (09:56) Hey, I just want to point out. But they're broke at this point because all the fraud's gone. I just want to point out that it's only something like 20% of the world is left-handed and we are all discriminated against. We are. It's a right-handed world. It is. And I would like to... (10:11) What have they done for us? I would like to see some reparations. I would too. I mean, there's no consideration, there's no thought, there's nothing given. Everything you do is built for a right-handed person. That's right. Scissors. (10:27) And most people don't understand that either. But yeah, scissors. Actually, there are left-handed and right-handed versions of scissors. And if you try to use right-handed scissors as a lefty, you get a perfect fold. Exactly. That's exactly right. You can't cut jack. It folds. (10:42) It does not cut. Which is annoying as hell. Yeah. Yep. I had to pay extra for baseball and softball gloves growing up. Got to pay extra for golf clubs. And then when you need to sell them, they always get bought back cheaper. (10:59) You go to the music store, you got to find a left-handed guitar. Yep. Yep. It's just not a left-hander's world at all. Nope. And then we're forced into paying for it. For something we had no control over. (11:14) I had teachers that required spiral-bound notebooks when I was growing up. And you can't write on top of the damn wire. Even trying to write in your Trapper Keeper or your Three Ring Binder. And that doesn't work either. That doesn't work. So you ended up writing upside down. (11:29) Yeah. And then they complain. I did. I had one teacher. I had one that said, hey, just write upside down in the notebook. So that's what I did. And then the next class I went in, I wrote upside down in it. She marked me off. (11:44) She took points off every time I did that. Did she explain? Yeah. And she didn't care? Evil. Evil, evil world out there, Bobby. They have no idea what people like us have suffered through. That's right. And people wonder why I am the way I am. (11:59) You know what? It's just years of discrimination. Crap. Is this what I'm going to be like in 20 years? All of this awaits you. Oh, God. It is the first of June. It's like you're looking right into the future. As if we're not going to be tired of this month by the end of it because it's Pride Month. (12:16) No, it isn't. I don't recognize that. There you go. If Bobby's not going to celebrate it, it don't exist. No. I'll tell you what. I will recognize American veterans for a month. There you go. (12:31) They get one day, but rainbows get a month. Not in my world. Not in my world. I hear you. It's 653. We're going to take a break. Hey, if you've got to complain about that, call the studio line. (12:47) It's 850-89-KROCK. That's right. Or as Alice says, KROCK. That's just one K, though. That's right. One long K. 850-895-7625 is the studio line, so if you want to chime in on our holiday discussion this morning. (13:05) That's right. You can agree with us or we'll tell you how wrong you are. Give us a holler. That's right. Simple as that. It's 653. This is the V-Team Morning Show on 100.3 KROCK. A quick one. 0.3 KROCK. Good morning, Emerald Coast. (13:21) How are you doing? You hear the KROCK studio line? Yeah. The line is dead in the background. Believe it or not, we did just get two phone calls. That is true. Mm-hmm. Yeah. One guy is not happy about the mischief happening over and right. (13:38) That's what it sounded like. Yeah. Sounds like he wishes the sheriff's office would give a little more attention and patrol to the right area. I picked up on that. I picked up on that. Mm-hmm. (13:53) He's not happy. Said there's bad individuals doing bad stuff over there, and they just need a little more presence in the right area. Or what he referred to as formerly known as right. Right. So anyway, sheriff's office, if you're listening by chance, they want a little help in the right area here in south Okaloosa County. (14:18) It's a BT morning show on 100.3 KROCK, the classic rock station. Schuyler Black and Bobby Dewrell brought to you by Stripes Pub & Grill in Navarre as well as Okaloosa Gas and Outkast Sushi in Miramar Beach. (14:33) President Donald Trump, his medical report from the Walter Reed National Military Medical Center shows the commander in chief, Bobby, is in excellent shape. Yeah. Yep. The report said that the president's heart, lungs, and neurological function are all strong, and he's fully fit to handle the duties of the presidency. (14:53) There you go. Yep. President scored a perfect 30 for 30 on the Montreal Cognitive Assessment, which is a common screening test to evaluate cognitive function. Trump underwent his physical last Tuesday and shared on Truth Social that everything checked out perfectly. (15:09) He has put on 14 pounds, though, since he got back in the Oval Office. Oh, wow. Look at that. Physicians and doctors gave him recommendations related to diet, exercise, and continued weight management. (15:25) So, too many Big Macs in Air Force One, I think, is what maybe have led to that. Just a hunch. Just a hunch. All right. We've got some local stories to get to this morning. Of course, ask Uncle Bobby coming up later on in the hour. (15:42) You found news or reports of an accident last night up on I-10? Yeah. I-10 at mile marker 43. It looked like it was a multi-car accident. I know the Florida Highway Patrol's investigating, but it's about all the information we got. (15:57) To this point. Yeah. So, when more is released on that situation, we'll pass it along to you. All right. Stick tight. We'll check your full forecast for the start of the work week coming up in just about 20 minutes. Right now, Queen on 100.3 KROCK, the Classic Rock Station. (16:14) Heart and Magic Man on 100.3 KROCK, the Classic Rock Station. Good morning. How are you doing over there? Man, I made it this far. All right. Hey, we're getting there, Bubba. We're getting there. It's the B Team Morning Show. (16:29) Scott Thurblock and Bobby Durrell brought to you by Stripes Pub and Grill and Navarre, as well as Okaloosa Gas at OutKast Sushi at Miramar Beach. 79 degrees this morning. It is kind of swamp-ass out there. A little sticky this morning. Humidity's at 97%. (16:45) A high today of 91. But, taking a look at your extended forecast, Bobby, by Wednesday, our rain chances dissipate. We've got a really nice second half of the work week and weekend forecast. So, we'll take that. (17:01) Yeah. Yeah, might as well. Well, a story coming out of Pensacola this weekend. A now former Pensacola police officer is facing two new charges of failing to disclose his HIV-positive status to a sexual partner. (17:17) Well, there's always that. Yeah. This follows his initial arrest back in March. A Scambia County Sheriff's Office arrested 32-year-old Pierce Cotton on Friday around 8.20 in the morning. He was released from jail around 4.20 that afternoon on a $30,000 bond. (17:36) He now faces three charges of having sex without informing a partner that he has HIV, as Pensacola police first arrested him in mid-March on one account. The arrest reports for the two new charges that have not yet been made available. (17:53) Now, according to the arrest report for the first case, Florida Department of Health lab records showed that Cotton tested positive for HIV back in July of 25. In the first case, Cotton began having a sexual relationship with a woman in October last year, according to the report. (18:09) The report states the woman later found out she was pregnant with Cotton's child and posted a baby reveal on Facebook in February of this year. Through this post, the mother of his first child found out about the relationship that Cotton was having with the woman, investigators noted in the report. (18:27) Then, the two women began communicating. According to the report, as the mother of Cotton's first child, she said she was concerned for the woman and the unborn child's health. She reportedly advised the pregnant woman to get tested, knowing that Cotton had a medicine prescribed to someone with HIV. (18:46) The report states the pregnant woman then confronted Cotton about this through text. Cotton responded with, I'm sick, it's under control, and that's been proven, you can't contract it, investigators noted in the arrest report. Now, according to the report, when the woman asked Cotton to specify the sickness, he responded, well, I'll preface it with this then, I can't transmit it. (19:09) You don't have it since you have already been tested for it, but it is HIV. I made sure I was safe so as to keep you from getting it. You and the baby can't get it from me. Now, under Florida law, it is a third degree felony to have sexual intercourse with another person without disclosing your HIV positive status if you know you are infected. (19:29) After Cotton's first arrest in March, Pensacola police said he was placed on administrative leave pending an internal affairs investigation. In an update on Saturday, Pensacola police told WEAR Channel 3 that Cotton is no longer employed by the department. (19:44) His mugshot is exempt in Escambia County Jail records due to his previous position with the police department. So, the picture that's provided on WEAR's website was when he was arrested. (19:59) on the police force by Mayor D.C. Reeves back in August of 20. So, anyway, that's kind of a wild story coming out of Pensacola, Escambia County over the weekend. Yeah, that sounds like fun. Uh-huh. Uh-huh. So, be careful. Wrap it up. (20:19) Yeah, that's all we're going to say. It's 726. We're going to take a break, pay a couple bills. On the way, we have got Ask Uncle Bobby in about 20 minutes. Daily Advice is coming up in just a little bit. Plus, the guests who? Def Leppard and Van Halen. (20:36) All on the way in the next set on the classic rock station. This is 100.3 KROCK. Def Leppard and bring it on the heartbreak on the classic rock station. 100.3 KROCK. It's the B Team Morning Show. Schuyler Black and Bobby Dewrell. (20:51) Monday morning. Hoping everybody had a great weekend. I thought we were over your allergies. Nope. It's that time of year. It's the most wonderful time of the year. That's for Christmas, Bobby. (21:06) Oh, you live your life. That's for a Christmas carol. Not a June carol. Oh, man. I got to tell you, sniffing like this, I just really feel like I should break up a cocaine habit. You got to start growing out one of those nails. (21:24) That's right. I'm starting to sound like all the DJs in the 70s. Snorting and sniffling on the air. 79 degrees right now here in Tested, Fort Walton Beach. Bobby had some local news to pass along this morning on the morning commute side. (21:41) Yeah. There was a... Great. I'm trying to think of a radio-safe way to say it. Okay. (21:56) Yeah. There was a wrong-way driver. I would call him a dip. Oh. Something. We got a half-wit driver out there. That's right. There you go. Maybe half-wit. Yeah. Dip-wit. Jack-wagon. (22:13) Anyway, Brooks Bridge, if you're coming in from Okaloosa Island trying to get into Fort Walton or the surrounding from either Destin or Okaloosa Island on 98, you're going to be slowed down a little bit because some jack-wagon decided to bounce the median into Brooks Bridge and drive eastbound in the westbound lanes. (22:35) You can't do that. Yeah. And he didn't. A little head-on bang-bang. So, yeah. Traffic is slowed coming into Fort Walton today. So, there we go. Sorry for that. (22:50) I was trying to figure out the radio-safe way to say it. Yeah. Right on the spot. Just as you make those morning commutes today, Bobby wants to say, you know, just be aware of dummies. Hey, look. I just didn't want to Kelly Gwynne the situation. Yeah. (23:06) God love Kelly Gwynne. We don't have an eight-second delay in house. We don't. And what she said on Fox & Friends a few weeks ago was priceless. That's right. She said he was spit-hot. Love you, Kelly. (23:22) But anyway, yes, like Bobby said, if you're coming in from Destin or from the island on the Brooks Bridge, which would be westbound into Fort Walton, expect some slowdowns because... Of the eastbound driver. (23:37) Because of the eastbound driver in the westbound lane. In the westbound lane. Yeah. God almighty. Well, he was westbound and down. He'd never heard the Jerry Reid song, has he? Or actually, I guess he was eastbound and down, loaded up and trucking. (23:56) He's going to do what they say can't be done. Well, it couldn't be done. All right. Van Halen and Jump. Ask Uncle Bobby in three and a half minutes. Morning show. I'm Schuyler Black. (24:11) He is Bobby Dewrell. If you're... I'm glad you remind me of that. I probably forget. I know. I know. I'm not going to let you identify any other way. So I'm Schuyler and you're Bobby? Yeah. That's it. That's it. Okay. So you're going to do the Ask Uncles. (24:26) I get to be the guy nobody likes. Yay. It's... Oh, yeah. Well, I mean, you don't have to be. You just are. 79 degrees in fair skies this morning. It's going to be a little bit warm this afternoon. (24:41) A high of 91 today, but that humidity is going to stay high and give us a chance for maybe a couple isolated thunderstorm cells to pop up here after the lunch hour today. So we'll check your full forecast in just a bit. But that music in the background tells us one thing, and that one thing is it's time for your daily advice from Ask Uncle Bobby, all stitched together byTomCat Custom Apparel. (25:03) You know, 250 years later and America still celebrates freedom the same way. Cookouts, fireworks, and questionable decisions after dark. America's 250 is coming and it seems like a pretty good excuse to me to get matching patriotic shirts from Buy Tomcat Custom Apparel. (25:20) All right. Bobby, today you hear from the algorithm more correspondent, and I feel like we've gotten algorithm in a lot of these lately. Yeah. But this guy says... I just like making you say it. I'm just going to call them algos. (25:37) This guy says, Uncle Bobby, I feel pressure to constantly post and curate my social media to keep up with people that I know. Their feeds look perfect while mine feels boring. How do I stop feeling like I'm falling behind? (25:52) First of all, you don't stop. Okay? You enlist. See, social media is not a diary. It's a televised arms race where everybody is smiling while sharpening knives behind a ring light. Okay? Look, here's your first mistake. (26:08) You think authenticity is a virtue. Authenticity is what people brag about when they have no lighting, no narrative, and no plan. Your feed should look like a movie trailer where nothing is true, but everything is expensive. (26:24) See, you've got to start treating every post like a campaign ad. Every selfie is a declaration of supremacy, and every caption is a press release from the CEO of you. If your breakfast is normal, it's not breakfast. It's a ritual, and it must be documented like the discovery of fire. (26:41) Okay? You see, your peers are living like Hollywood productions because they are staging it like Hollywood productions. See, so stage harder. Borrow glamour. Rent confidence. (26:56) Inflate your life like a parade balloon that blocks the sun. And when the guilt creeps in, you remember this. Nobody is keeping score with truth. They are keeping score with impact. So win the scroll. Leave the honesty to people who enjoy being ignored on purpose. (27:14) There you go. There's your advice, Mr. Algorithm or Correspondent. If you've got a question for Uncle Bobby, well, email him. Bobby at DewBob.com. We do this every single morning, right around 7, 45, all stitched together by our friends at Buy TomCat Custom Apparel. (27:32) Buy TomCat Custom Apparel, where the custom apparel is made for you, customly. That's my favorite one. By the way, Will Goolsbee texted me and he said he wouldn't call that head-on just a little fender bender. (27:50) He said, those cars are effing totaled. Well, they did go bumping. Anyway, again, if you are coming in from Destin or from Okaloosa Island on Highway 98, heading westbound on the Brooks Bridge into Fort Walton, expect some slowdown, some backups with that head-on crash about an hour ago. (28:15) All right, quick break. More nonstop classic rock is coming up on the way. Music from Aerosmith and Clapton right here on 100.3 KROCK. ZZ Top, I'm Bob. I'm nationwide. Or I'm bad. (28:34) 809 is the time. Good morning, everybody. You used to try to make that as a fat joke. I'm Bob and I'm semi-wide, but you can't now because I've lost so much weight. You have lost a lot of weight. What are you down, buck 75? No, no, no, 225 this morning. (28:51) That's a good 30, 40 pounds from where you were a couple years ago. Technically at 225, that's down over 50 pounds. Wow. I'd gotten back up to almost 280. Well, if you are struggling with your diet right now, give Bobby a call for his diet, 850-89-KROCK. (29:12) I had a simple solution. Diabetes. What'd you do? Well, I became insulin resistant. That's right. Yeah, I got diabetes and went into stage two on the good old kidneys there. (29:29) Yeah, well, it does happen to a lot of people, Bobby. You're not alone there. Yeah, and just remember, it's stage two. It's only chronic kidney disease. Oh, okay. It's not failure until four. Right. So you got work to get there. Yeah, that's right. (29:44) I got time. Uh-huh, uh-huh. Did you see this Gulffront home down at Alice Beach just sold for $28 million? Wow. I know. That sets a new record for the highest residential sale in the community. (29:59) History and marking one of the largest home sales ever along Florida's Emerald Coast. Now the home located at 53 C Castle Alley represented by Brad Dollar is the property was developed after Templeton Development purchased the home site for a then record 9.475 million dollars four years ago. The residence was listed for 31 and a quarter million dollars and features more than 5100 square feet of interior living space, approximately 1800 square feet of outdoor areas, 53 feet of private beachfront, a courtyard pool, rooftop mosaic pool, retractable glass walls, retractable glass walls, and expansive gulf views. Now the sale highlights continued demand for rare waterfront properties and architecturally significant homes in the 30A real estate market. So that's incredible. 28 million dollars for a home. (31:00) Makes real estate here in Fort Walton seem like, you know, double wide, double wide price. Pretty cheap over here. Yeah, yeah. God, 28 million dollars for one freaking house. Holy smokes. And I think the only house in Fort Walton that might compare to that size, uh, that type of view sold, what, last summer for 5.9. (31:25) I believe the house on Yacht Club. Oh yeah, maybe. I thought it was more like eight, but yeah, it was up there. But it was nowhere close to 28 million dollars. So whoever the realtor was on that, man, he probably didn't have to work the rest of the year. Pretty good commission on that one right there. That is true. All right, 91 degrees gonna be our high here this afternoon. (31:47) Expect it to stay kind of humid today with chances of thunderstorms popping up here this afternoon. About 40% chance of seeing some isolated cells across our listening area later on today. So nothing widespread, but it's the time of the year where, yes, they do happen. And of course, today officially is the start of the Atlantic hurricane season. First of June, obviously nothing to talk about at this point, but just something to, uh, keep in mind that, uh, it'll be, it'll be ramping up here in another 45 days or so. So hopefully they're saying an El Nino, Bobby, they're saying it's going to be a nothing burger of a hurricane season. So yeah, let's, uh, should I knock on the wood right here? You better. I'm not commenting on the hurricane season until it's over. Okay. He's not talking about it till the fat lady sings. Exactly. And she ain't even warming up yet. Not even humming at this point. Bon Jovi on 100.3 KROCK. There you go. CCR. And there's a bathroom on the right. That was bad. Moon rising. No bathroom on the right. That's kind of what it sounds like. Yeah. It's going to be one of those twisted lyrics that you're never going to hear right again. There's the bathroom on the right. I didn't know we had John Fogerty in the studio this morning, but we do VT morning shows on the air, scatter black and Bobby Dewrell brought to you by stripes pub and grill in Navarre, as well as Okaloosa gas, outcast sushi and in, uh, outcast sushi in Miramar beach. Well, Bobby, a business insider has ranked states solely on the percentage of adults age 25 and older that have a bachelor's degree or higher. What do you think, uh, the 10 most college educated state or five most college educated states are, uh, Mississippi, Alabama, Louisiana, and, uh, Arkansas. You got them all in an alternate world. (34:03) Yeah. The most college educated states. Oh, West Virginia. That's number 50, Massachusetts, Colorado, Vermont, Maryland, and New Jersey are the five most college educated states. Where do you think the state of Florida ranks right in the middle? Number 25. You are right there, right smack dab in the middle. Now the 10 least college educated states, according to business insider, the least of all you've already mentioned. Yeah. West Virginia. Another one you mentioned Mississippi, Arkansas, Louisiana, Kentucky, Oklahoma, Alabama, Indiana, New Mexico, and Iowa are the 10 not surprised on any of those. Those are the 10 least college educated states, especially the ones that start with an I and end with an a Iowa, Indiana. (34:59) Oh, I knew Iowa would be in there. I was just trying to be nice. What about, uh, Illinois, Louisiana, Mississippi. Anyway, there's your, uh, your, your top five most educated states again, include Massachusetts, Colorado, Vermont, Maryland, and New Jersey. So here in the state of Florida, right smack dab in the middle, but when it comes to associates degrees, Florida is actually well above the pace for the national average. Yeah. So, uh, so that means we've got a bunch of quitters. We've got a lot of, got a lot of, uh, discount knowledge from the junior college going around this state right now. Did you say from the ginger college ginger college? No discount knowledge from the junior college. Oh, yeah. Ginger college. (35:52) That's funny. All right. Let's take a break, pay a couple bills. A final half hour of the morning show is coming up music on the way from Tom Petty, Brian Adams, the Eagles and more right here on 100.3 KROCK rush and Amy man. That's right. Time stands still on 100.3 KROCK. The classic rock station time is not standing still. We're in fact, almost out of time this morning. (36:18) We've got beautiful sunshine though. Much better to see some sunshine after all the, uh, rain and dreariness that we had last week. We're going to see a lot more sun this week and temps warm it up to start highs in the low nineties today and tomorrow before we actually see a bit of a cold front highs in the low eighties by Wednesday. So we'll check that full forecast in just a little bit. Quick story for you though, a United airlines flight going to Minneapolis over the weekend had to make an emergency landing after a passenger tried to break into the plane's cockpit. The plane was forced to make the emergency landing in Wisconsin after the 75 year old man ran to break into the cockpit multiple times. Now passengers were able to detain the man who was reportedly confused and having mental health issues. The flight was delayed for about five hours before finally landing in Minneapolis. Police say they are not looking to press charges at this time since it was a, a mental health issue. (37:22) Ah, I gotcha. So that was, uh, that was the story that popped up on the radar this morning. Also, uh, in, uh, in the NBA world, the Oklahoma city Thunder, uh, one game or lost game seven in OKC, the Western conference finals to the San Antonio Spurs on Saturday night, one 11 to one Oh three. (37:45) So you'll see the Knicks and the Spurs in the NBA finals this week, which, uh, the finals begin Wednesday night in San Antonio. So there you go. All right. It's The B Team morning show on 100.3 KROCK Schuyler black and Bobby Dewrell saying goodbye after the Eagles. (38:06) This is hotel, California, 100.3 KROCK. The Eagles on 100.3 KROCK rampant is up this morning. We are The B Team morning show Schuyler black and Bobby Dewrell. I want to appreciate and thank you all for dialing in and spending your Monday morning with us. Remember you can find us online at The B Team show.com our show notes every day, including, uh, local news, national news, local events, wacky news, your daily ask uncle Bobby feature in those national holidays. Plus the show on demand. Anytime you want it all at The B Team show.com. We will see you all back here tomorrow morning. Thanks to our sponsors, stripes, pub and grill and Navarre, as well as Okaloosa gas and outcast sushi and Miramar beach. (38:52) Hope you all have a good rest of your Monday. We'll see you back here tomorrow morning. Bobby Dewrell, go ahead and get us on out. Hey folks. Thanks for listening to The B Team morning show. You're leading alternative quality programming right here on the Emerald coast. Now we know you have a choice in what you listen to each and every day, and we appreciate the fact that you settled down on this wild ride that we call a morning show, but it's come that time of day, we got to get on out of here. So you keep on rocking, keep on rolling, never settled for the ordinary until the next time The B Team is out. And that's a wrap on today's B team redux.