Flip-Flop Day & Father's Day Soapboxes: When Bobby Dewrell Climbs the Soapbox Three Times Before Breakfast

(00:00) Here's today's B Team Redux. Stripes Pub & Grill in Novar, as well as Okaloosa Gas and Outkast Sushi in Miramar Beach. (00:37) He's going to try to bring that guest in, so we'll get that shored up. (01:05) Like we had a guest yesterday with Roman Rizal. Yeah, that's an awesome guy. He had a lot of fun. He's asking to come back, too. I think we might try to find a way to bring him back. I reckon we could work that out. He did mention that it's always been a lifelong dream to be on broadcast. (01:22) He's a Green Beret, and he's always dreamed of making minimum wage. You just get hooked. I've been doing this 20 years now. Awesome guy, awesome story. We didn't get to get into all of it. If you had a chance to listen to him over at 94.3 FTW, there's more of his story there. (01:38) I've got to tell you, he's a heck of a guy. Yeah, absolutely. Today on the National Day calendar, it's National Flip-Flop Day. Yeah, celebrating the official footwear of poor decisions. One step from the pool and two steps from dignity. (01:56) National Flip-Flop Day is that glorious little speed bump on the calendar where we collectively pretend rubber sandals are a lifestyle and not a cry for help from the ankles down. (02:16) It's a celebration of doing less on purpose. Toes out, standards lowered, dignity packed away like winter clothes you swear you'll donate. You know, brands call it summer fun, and I call it a public service announcement that comfort always wins and fashion always lies. (02:33) And if you think you're too grown for it, well, congratulations. Your feet are about to file a complaint. Unless you're Schuyler. I'm actually wearing shoes today. I know, it's freaking me out. National Flip-Flop Day, folks. (02:49) And if you didn't catch that, Bobby's flub up rubber sandals. That is the colonel's son. That's right. He makes pretty good chicken. Bite me. Here's the Scorpions' big city nights on the B Team Morning Show with 100.3. KROCK, happy Friday, everybody. (03:05) Who are you? I'm Bobby Durrell. That's who the hell I am. That's good. He's in a much more chipper mood than he was earlier this week. Giving you grief always does that to me. Yeah, yeah. Well, you were kind of Bobby Don't-rell earlier this week. (03:22) Yeah, it's been a rough week. It's been a rough week. It's Friday. I know. T-G-I-F. That's right. The B Team Morning Show is on the air, brought to you by Stripes Pub & Grill in Navarre, as well as Okaloosa Gas and OutKast Sushi in Miramar Beach. (03:40) Don't forget, coming up Tuesday night, another booming Tuesday out there at the village of Baytown Wharf in Sandestin. Every Tuesday in June, they've got a free family-friendly event with a high-energy DJ dance party hosted by DJ Mike Witte in the Events Plaza, and guests can explore the mix of shops and restaurants out there at Baytown Wharf, and then with spectacular fireworks lighting up the sky at 9.15. (04:05) So they've got two more of them, two more booming Tuesdays out at Baytown Wharf. This coming Tuesday, the 23rd, and the final day of the month on June 30th. Well, Bobby, let's take a look at the National Day calendar, and this is kind of how you spend Friday's World Sauntering Day. (04:22) That's right. The official holiday for people who turn a five-minute walk into a scenic detour and call it a lifestyle. Look, World Sauntering Day is that annual reminder that not every step needs to be a hustle, a grind, or, well, a personal brand statement. (04:37) Sometimes you just move like you've got nowhere to be and nothing to prove. You know, it's the holiday equivalent of loosening your tie, lowering your blood pressure, and watching the world keep sprinting into walls without you. (04:52) You know, the rules are simple. Slow down on purpose, notice things you've been too busy to hate properly, and let urgency die of neglect for an afternoon. Don't confuse it with laziness, either. Laziness is quitting. Sauntering is showing up late with confidence and calling it a philosophy. (05:10) All right. There you go. World Sauntering Day. Yeah, just going through the motions. Mm-hmm. Getting there almost to quitting time. That's what we're focused on. All right, a quick break and more classic rock on the way. Your marine forecast from Marine Max is coming up as well on the B Team Morning Show with 100.3 KROCK. (05:30) There's more here than meets the ear. 100.3 KROCK. There's the talking heads once in a lifetime on the classic rock station, 100.3 KROCK. Tomorrow is the once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to join the fun for the big A party at Soundside. (05:46) That's right. Tomorrow afternoon, a little day party for you. They're going to have some music and DJs and all sorts of fun and drink specials over at Soundside Bar right there on Brook Street, downtown Fort Walton Beach, one of the many fine local establishments here in the area. (06:04) Locally owned and operated. We encourage you to get over there and check them out. Mm-hmm. I think I'm going to make a special trip down there tomorrow afternoon. Yeah. I'm not going to let this damn Mother Nature stop me from having fun. Yeah. Yeah, it would be nice to get out and do something that I wasn't working at. (06:21) Yeah. Been a hot minute, huh? Yeah, it has. It really, really has. VT Morning Show today brought to you by Stripes Pub & Grill in Navarre, as well as Okaloosa Gas at Outkast Sushi in Miramar Beach. (06:36) Today, Bobby, on the National Day calendar, it's the ugliest dog day. Oh, finally a day where you can get a ribbon and a treat. Bow wow. (06:51) Ugliest dog day is the annual reminder that perfection is a scam and love comes with underbites, cross-eyed, and a tongue that refuses to clock out. Oh. Look, people parade their most cosmetically challenged canines like proud parents at a talent show where nobody sings on key, and somehow it's the healthiest thing we do all year. (07:10) You know, it's not about mocking the dogs. Those little goblins didn't ask for that face. It's about admitting we're all one bad haircut from needing a supportive community, too. So if you got a dog that looks like it was assembled during an earthquake, congratulations. (07:26) Today, you're not just included. You're the main event. You know, sometimes ugliest dogs are sweet, and I would rather deal with ugly dogs than dog farts. That's true. (07:42) Just saying. All right, The Police and Fleetwood Mac coming up. Right now, it's Ozzy, crazy trained on a Friday morning on 100.3 KROCK. All aboard! 100.3 KROCK, The Classic Rock Station, Fleetwood Mac, and hold me on a Friday morning. (08:13) Hold on, because the weekend is just about here, and hopefully it'll be dry at some point. Looks like Father's Day Sunday is our best chance for seeing some sunshine. We'll get that full forecast coming up here in just a little bit. (08:28) Hey, if you're looking for something to do today to get the kids out of the house, even though the weather may not be great outside, the Emerald Coast Science Center Planetarium is open Monday through Friday, all summer long, each day at 2 p.m. (08:43) You can buy your tickets to check out this exhibit by visiting our website, thebteamshow.com. Just click on the Events tab, and we've got the link over there for you. Well, today, we've got one last national holiday to talk about. (09:00) It's Work at Home Father's Day. Ah, yeah, where Dad's office is the couch, his boss is a toddler, and his bonus is someone not touching his lunch. How about that? Yeah, that one hits home. Hey, Work at Home Father's Day is that beautiful little calendar glitch where we pretend Dad works from home while he's actually crouched over a laptop at the kitchen table, negotiating peace treaties between Slack notifications and a kid who just discovered gravity. (09:28) The rules are simple. Give him the gift of uninterrupted focus, then immediately test it with a quick question every seven minutes until his eyes start twitching in a Morse code. Somewhere between the third microwave coffee and the fifth urgent email marked urgent by someone with no real problems, we all agree his quiet time is sacred right up until the Wi-Fi hiccups and suddenly he's IT, HR, and the family's emotional support animal. (09:54) You know, it's not a celebration so much as a controlled burn. And if you listen... You can hear productivity whimpering in the vents. Work at home Father's Day. Bobby, how do you celebrate today? (10:09) Yeah, well, I think I described it. Right there. Right like that. All right, a quick break and a look at news is coming up next. We've got plenty of stories and info to get to during this 7 o'clock hour, plus your daily advice from Uncle Bobby, all on the way in just a bit. (10:26) It's the B Team Morning Show. Schuyler Black and Bobby Dewrell on 100.3 KROCK. Stand by for more rock. 100.3 KROCK. 38 Special. Whoa. Yeah, it's a little hot there. Somebody cranked up that headphone. (10:43) What? I can't hear you. Headphones are too loud. I can't hear anything now. Blew out my eardrums. God almighty. All right. Good morning. It's Friday. You want me to say that again? Could you hear that? It's Friday. What? We're done. Week's over, folks. Go home. (11:01) Well, we've got to get through today. We've got to get through today, but we're almost there. Almost. Just about. Overcast skies. You know, a few spotty showers this morning. Funny enough, when I was driving in this morning, beautiful blue sky right over Yacht Club and Eglin. (11:19) And then as I was coming north on Beale Pass Memorial, it started raining. That sounds about right. Yeah. Sunshine in one spot, rain the next. It's going to be a warm and muggy weekend. (11:34) Highs in the 90s. We're warming back up just a skosh, but the rain chances will persist. Not quite widespread like we've seen across the deep south here the last few days. It's going to be more of those pop-ups. (11:49) Isolated mid-afternoon thunderstorms is kind of what we're keeping our eye on. But if you've got outdoor plans, by all means, it looks like you should keep them at this point. And we could use some sunshine, couldn't we? Yes, we could. A little vitamin D would do the soul some damn good. (12:05) All right. We are the B Team Morning Show, brought to you by Stripes Pub & Grill in Navarre, as well as Okaloosa Gas at Outkast Sushi in Miramar Beach. Bobby and I got to talk and give you the details on a little America 250 picnic that we're giving away with our friends from Lenny's. (12:22) Talk about how you can qualify for that and get yourself some grub to celebrate America's big birthday here in a couple of weeks. Also, plenty of events happening across our area. And tomorrow is that big old party over at Soundside. (12:42) That's right. The Big A party. Big A. The big asterisk party. Yeah, an A with two asterisks behind it. That's right. I wonder what that means. Well, it means asterisk. Oh. Oh. Because it's the big asterisk party. (12:58) It sounds like it's going to be fun, though. I'm looking forward to it. Excuse me. Should I say asterisk? Yes, you need to enunciate every single consonant there, Bobby. Every single consonant. Make sure you punch on that K at the end. (13:13) That's right. Asterisk. I knew what you did there. But it sounds like it should be a ton of fun over at Soundside tomorrow. Live music, drink specials. Of course, they've always got a food truck there, too. (13:29) So I hope to see you out there. I think Taylor and I might swing down there for a little while tomorrow afternoon. It's a day party deal. I was thinking about it. A darty. A darty. Contracted the two words, huh? Yeah. Very good. (13:44) Isn't that fancy? I'm surprised you knew what the word contracted meant. Like can't, don't. Those are contractions, too, right? What is ain't a contraction for? A-not, actually. (14:00) Is that right? Yeah. Okay. You did learn me something. Van Halen, when it's love, it's the B Team Morning Show at 100.3 KROCK, the Classic Rock Station. (14:15) Robert Palmer and Addicted to Love on the Classic Rock Station, 100.3 KROCK. It's Friday morning, everybody. Father's Day weekend on the horizon. Don't forget, starting this next week, listen for the details. (14:30) But Bobby and I will be giving away a fun picnic catering to celebrate America's 250th birthday celebration coming up. That's right. You can win it and have a picnic and food covered for the 4th of July. So y'all can go out there on the boat or on the beach and not have to worry about making sandwiches. (14:52) Lenny's is going to make it easy for you. We've got details starting on Monday. So be listening for that and for your chance to win from the B Team Morning Show and 100.3 KROCK. Well, earlier this week, Colonel Terrence Keithley officially assumed command of the 96th Test Wing during a June 16th ceremony at the McKinley Laboratory, succeeding Mark Massaro, who is departing to lead the Air Force Test Center at Edwards Air Force Base. (15:23) In concurrent leadership transition, Tomeo Brown Sr. became the wing's new command chief, replacing Adam Guest. Now, Keithley expressed his gratitude for the opportunity, praising the 96th Test Wing's longstanding reputation for excellence and its recent accomplishments, while emphasizing his admiration for the team's consistent performance and mission success. (15:46) So congratulations to Colonel Keithley on taking the reins and leading the 96th Test Wing right here in Northwest Florida at Eglin Air Force Base. Bobby, I know you're not an Apple guy by any means, but Apple CEO Tim Cook says if you've been putting off buying a new iPhone, you may want to act quickly. (16:11) Apple CEO Tim Cook says price hikes on Apple devices are becoming unavoidable because of a global shortage of memory and storage chips. He compared the situation to basically a 100-year flood, saying he's never seen anything like it in more than 40 years in tech. (16:26) Now, the culprit? Well, he's saying it's AI. Intelligent companies are snapping up huge amounts of computer memory, driving prices through the roof, and leaving tech giants like Apple scrambling for supplies. Cook didn't say exactly which products will cost more or when the increases will hit, but some analysts believe future high-end iPhones could jump by more than $200. (16:50) So, yep. You know, when demand goes up, so do prices. Kind of how that works. It's called a supply and demand economy. Well, you know, it amazes me on some of these things. (17:06) You know, we griped and complained forever. Oh, my God, we can't get GPUs because it's all Bitcoin. Now, you know, oh, the new tech out is taking this. I mean, come on, guys. Somebody's always crying wolf. Yeah, there's always something. (17:22) Just, you know, get over it. He's tired of it. I really am. Hey, if you'd like to hear more on his soapbox this morning, well, he's going to get up there on that soapbox in about 20 minutes. Potentially. That's right. (17:37) Ask Uncle Bobby coming up in the second half of the 7 o'clock hour. So stay with us. On the way, Great White, The Doors, Def Leppard, and, of course, Ask Uncle Bobby in the next music set on the Classic Rock Station, 100.3 KROCK. Let's break on through as we break on through the Friday morning end of the week. (17:56) And I'll tell you what, I'm so excited that tomorrow I don't have anything I have to do. Yeah, I was trying to think through. I don't think I have much, which means I have a lot, because I've got to catch up on all the other stuff I haven't done. Right, yeah. (18:11) There's stuff around the house that needs done, but at least I can finally focus my attention there. Because for the first time in months, somebody's not telling me where to be. I don't have to entertain anybody. And it's me, myself, and I that I have to tend to. (18:30) Well, I mean, do I have to pay attention to Taylor? I mean, theoretically. Contractually. There's a piece of paper that says I'm supposed to, right? It's a BT morning show brought to you by Stripes Pub & Grill in Novar, as well as Okaloosa Gas and Outkast Sushi in Miramar Beach. (18:48) Bobby's excited. Father's Day's Sunday. He can't wait to see what the boys are getting him. Yeah, probably a freaking hard time again. Well, a restaurant is facing backlash, Bobby, after posting a sign telling customers, quote, if you can't afford to tip, you can't afford to dine out. (19:07) Yeah, I've seen crap like this before, and here's the deal. I mean, why are you advertising that it should be my responsibility to pay for your operational shortcomings? Yeah, while saying its servers make just $3.50 an hour. (19:22) Now, like you said, the sign went viral, with many people arguing it's the restaurant's responsibility, not the customer's, to pay workers a fair wage. Others said they normally tip well, but would avoid a restaurant that tried to guilt diners into leaving more money. (19:38) The debate is the latest example of growing frustration over tipping culture, with many Americans saying they're tired of being pressured to tip more and in more places. And the counter service places are really what drive me crazy. Yeah, I hate some of those places I go to, and I mean, I walk up to the counter, I order, they hand me the ticket, and it's got a place on there for a tip. (19:58) No. Yeah, you're taking an order. Yeah. There is no service involved here. And I've been to some of them with, oh, we don't know how to take that off. No, it's actually a setting that you got to put on. So don't don't give me that crap. It's a choice to leave it there. Yeah. Is that what you're saying? Yep. (20:17) Yeah. Now the debate is the latest example of growing frustration over tipping culture that Bobby has expressed his frustration with for years now, with many Americans saying they're tired of being pressured to tip more and in more places. But yeah, it is. It's just it's always something everywhere you go, even even non-restaurants now, just service businesses. Would you would you like to tip your tech? (20:46) I mean, you said, why don't you tip your DJs? You should. If you want to send in a tip, we'll take your credit card. Eight nine KROCK. Eighty nine KROCK is the phone number here. I need to set up. I might do that. I'll set up a tip jar on The B Team site. Yeah. Go fund us. It's The B Team morning show. Ask Uncle Bobby four minutes away. Final advice for the week coming up after Def Leppard on one hundred point three KROCK. Few patchy showers this morning across the area. Look at your forecast is on the way. Plus local news just around the corner as well. It's one hundred point three KROCK, the classic rock station, The B Team morning show Def Leppard. Bring it on. The heartbreak is it's well now time to bring on the truth bombs. That's right. Music in the background and the time on the clock tells us it's time for one thing. Only your daily advice. Ask Uncle Bobby all stitched together byTomCat custom apparel byTomCat custom apparel, reminding you that summer is here. The tourists have found the beach and well, the locals know where all the back roads are. But listen, if you want your team to be found by the tourists so they know who to yell at. Well, you should have matching shirts. It brings everybody together. Uniting the Emerald Coast. One shirt at a time. That's right. Let the Karens find you. All right, Bobby. Today, your question comes in from the ratings hungry bystander. Dear Uncle Bobby, I feel stuck in the same routine every day and it's starting to make me miserable. How do I add excitement to my life without waiting for something big to happen? See, here's your problem. You got, you got stability and stability is a, it's a decorative bowl of stale crackers, right? It looks fine on the counter, but nobody respects it. You want excitement. Then you got to stop living like a responsible adult and start living like you're being renewed for another season. See, look, the routine is not the problem. The problem is you keep treating your life like it's a spreadsheet when it should be a show. And right now the audience is bored. The writers are asleep and you're waiting around for something big, like it's going to show up and do the work for you. Here's the principle. You don't wait for excitement. You manufacture it. You act like every small moment has stakes and you build momentum on purpose. See, first you need a narrator voice in your head at all times. Every time you pick up your keys, it's not errands. It's the setup. Every time your phone buzzes, it's a cliffhanger and you stare at it like it just accused you of betrayal in public. Now the real magic, plot twist. See, you got to cancel plans last minute for no reason except mystery. Then reappear with a dramatic explanation that changes every time you tell it. Tell two friends, slightly different version of the same story and let them compare notes like they're amateur direct detectives in a store. And do not waste a minor mishap. Oh, come on. You spill coffee. (23:50) That's not a spill. That's a scandal with witnesses. You run out of laundry detergent. That is a supply chain crisis and you demand answers from the universe like you're holding a press conference. Now you got to pick a weekly rivalry too. Okay. I mean something petty but combustible, right? A neighbor, a coworker, the barista who dares to ask how your day is going. Oh, you smile like an angel. Then you deliver one perfectly timed sentence that makes the room go silent and keeps everyone thinking about you for three days. And then finally, you got to have season arcs. Okay. One week you're reinventing yourself. (24:27) The next week you're vanishing and the next week you return with a new rule like no one gets access to you without earning it. See, consistency is for furniture and you are here for ratings. And if you do all of that and suddenly nothing big, it's nothing big's going to have to happen. Look, because you turn the entire day into an event, the routine into a stage and yourself into the kind of person the universe cannot ignore. There's your answer this morning from Uncle Bobby, ratings hungry bystander. Now, if you missed any of the Uncle Bobby's this week, we've got them posted for you at thebteamshow.com. (25:10) But if you'd like to, you know, not only read the past Uncle Bobby's, but maybe get some of Bobby's merch, visit newbob.com. That's right. All 450, I think it is now. There's a bunch. It's a few, excuse me. I was 435. Oh yeah. I was, I'm sorry. I, I embellished it. Sometime around two weeks. Yeah. Sometime around the, you know, America's 250th birthday. (25:35) Bobby will have 450 episodes. Yeah, there you go. Hey, it's a lot of advice. It is. Especially when you think about the quality and the caliber of it and what I got to put out there to get that to happen. I mean, it's, it's so pieces of my soul. Scott really set the mark. Little pieces of my soul. There's your advice this morning from ask Uncle Bobby all stitched together byTomCat custom apparel. By Tomcat custom apparel, where the apparel is made for you customly. Now it's time for news where the news is reported for you customly every morning as it happens. 100.3 KROCK, the classic rock station, Joe Walsh, Rocky mountain way. It's eight Oh five. And I, I'm seeing some brighter colors outside, right? (26:25) Is there any chance that there might be a sun in that sky? I don't know. What's that? I don't know. We haven't seen it for quite some time, but I didn't, I didn't know the sky was a parent. Well, geez, Bobby, does it get to celebrate father's day too? Or how does it identify? I don't know. One of the two 82 degrees right now we are seeing a few breaks in the clouds, but expecting the potential for some showers and thunderstorms today, tomorrow and on a Sunday as well. Father's day Sunday. That is The B Team show brought to you by stripes pub and grill and Navarre as well as Okaloosa gas at outcast sushi in Miramar beach. And well, uh, vice president J.D. Vance was supposed to be heading over to Switzerland. Yeah. But, uh, what's the latest with that? Ah, well, uh, Hezbollah picked on, uh, Israel, Israel spanked them. And now Iran doesn't want to come because, you know, Israel and Hezbollah can't get along. Yeah. But the, the agreement, this is a U S Iran thing, right? Exactly. So, you know, it just like every other Iranian thing in the world, we're going to point to something else and say, we can't do it. I mean, you know what? Come to the table or I'll wipe you off the planet. It should be that simple. (27:46) At this point, the only, the only language the Iranians can really understand is maybe brute force. Well, they're, they're not trust. You can't trust them. It's been a cat and mouse game for 50 years. They're liars, cheats. I mean, and I'm not talking to, I actually know some Iranian people and, and I, the people are beautiful, but the leadership over there is corrupt. It is done. It is no. Yeah. It's deep seated too. Yeah. Well, I mean, honestly, and look before you start getting all mad, go back and read your history. Right? So the whole problem was you used to have the, uh, the Shah of Iran and he was there and when he came into the power and to the seventies, he wanted to open it up. He made it a progressive country. He tried to push and, and Iran was becoming a really great place. Now what happened during that is he threw out the Ayatollah and this whole bunch of corrupt clerics that were, and when I say corrupt, I mean corrupt, they found deep seated corruption and embezzlement and just fleecing people. And just, I mean, so he, he actually threw all of them out of the country. Well, unfortunately for him, he wasn't paying much attention and he had a couple of people within his regime when he was in charge that ended up, yeah, a couple of bad apples that ended up taking some bribes, doing some other stuff, making some bad decisions. (29:08) And the next thing you know, these clerics that got thrown out, came back and, and placated to the people, right? And moved in. And when they moved in, they disposed, they deposed him. He, he got out and now you've got the same corrupt people that he threw out are now running the country and they're just as corrupt as they always were. Yeah, it's a criminal enterprise. I mean, but you know, and, and, and here's the deal. And, and this is where America needs to wake up. Cause I'm going to tell you right now, the shackles of oppression are never forced upon you. You don them freely because what happens? Oh man, we just have to do this one thing, right? We're just, we're in this together, right? (29:49) Stay safe, stay home. We're in this together. Let me just put this on. Let me, let me just, oh, I'm just doing this for safety. Two weeks to flatten the curve, right? You know, oh, I'm going to be a part of this. I'm part of something bigger. I'm here. We're there. And then the next thing you wake up one morning and realize this is where you are, right? (30:07) You got nothing left. Yeah, you're, you're, you're gassing Jews in chambers, right? I mean, it's, it's it. Nobody says wakes up one morning and says, let's kill all the Jews, right? It's it takes time. It takes time, but it's surprisingly does not take as much time as people think. (30:22) Just right. The wool pulled over your eyes, I guess. Well, no, no, no. Again, we started for safety. Hey, you know, there's, there's, there's strength and discipline. Everybody set up straight. Everybody do this. There's strength and discipline. If we're disciplined, if we work together, there's strength in that, right? (30:39) And here's the rules. This is how you conform. This is how you become a part of something. Oh, by the way, this is the way we salute each other, right? Right? This is the way you're a part of this, this social click. This is the way you're a part of this. There's strength and conformity. Diversity is our strength. (30:55) Well, and funny enough, we've made diversity a strength by conforming to diversity, right? I know. So I mean, whatever. I'm done. I'm trying not to jump on a soapbox that I'm probably already firmly planted on. (31:11) Well, this would be the third time this morning that I'm on a soapbox. Uh-huh. Yeah. Well, there you go. I mean, you might as well just stay up there. Might as well, you know, the views better. And the air is a little cooler. That's right. Little drier, little rarefied. Don't have the Cretans like you breathing on it. (31:28) I will say the oxygen's a little thinner up there. Yeah, the uneducated masses. You sheeple. Sheeple. Sheeple. That's pretty good. That's pretty good sheep right there. It's a BT Morning Show. (31:46) Oh, Bobby, I'm not quite sure, but Eric Clapton's motherless children must be a tribute to single dads for Father's Day. Good morning, everybody. It's 834. I'm seeing some sunshine out there. (32:02) What a welcome sight. It's going to be a good Friday, folks. We have a chance of some showers and thunderstorms today, but it's going to be more of those isolated chances this afternoon, not widespread washouts like we've seen earlier this week. (32:18) But today, isolated chances of showers and thunderstorms, a high of 90 degrees. It's going to be humid, not only today, but all weekend long. So high humidity, high heat. Yes, you're going to see those chances for storms. But again, I don't think it's going to be a widespread deal. (32:35) So we'll take that. We'll take those wins when we can get them. Our friends over at the Gulf Arium Care Center is looking to bring awareness to sea turtle conservation and nesting beaches with an event next week called Caring for Turtles. (32:50) It's an interactive class where you'll have the opportunity to visit the Care Center after hours and get a behind-the-scenes look into the operations of the Rehabilitation Center. You'll be able to meet some of the current sea turtle patients and learn how to perform a mock intake of an injured sea turtle. (33:06) Yeah, should be kind of interesting. That's next Wednesday, June 24th, starting at 5 p.m. at the Gulf Arium on Okaloosa Island. So if you're interested, head out there and check it out. All right, what's on your radar for the weekend? (33:24) I have no idea. I don't think I've looked that far. What are you fixing for yourself for Father's Day? Well, I think I told you the other day, I was kind of wanting to do some ribs, maybe smoke some meats in the smoker. Are we doing beef or pork ribs? Yeah, probably. (33:41) I'd like to do both, honestly. Okay. The problem around here with beef ribs is no matter what time you get there, you can't get anybody to do a cowboy cut on a beef rib. The minute they get the rib in, they immediately cut it into Korean-style beef ribs, and that's not what you want. (34:00) I want a freaking Jurassic Park beef rib. And every time we've gone, I mean, we've gone to two or three different markets, and they're like, oh, we already cut them. All right, well, keep one for me. And then the next time I come in, oh, we've already cut them. (34:16) Come on, man. Dang it. Well, it looks like it'll be better to do some smoking and grilling on Sunday for Father's Day. If you're looking to do that, that's our lowest chances of storms here the next three days before we dry out on Monday. (34:33) But if you're looking for things to do this weekend, things to do this upcoming week, we've got a full listing for you on our website, TheBTeamShow.com. Just click on the events tab. Scatter Black and Bobby Dewrell, The B Team Morning Show, brought to you by Stripes Pub & Grill in Navarre, as well as Okaloosa Gas and Outkast Sushi in Miramar Beach. (34:52) Got the sticks on the way and winger before we get out of here. Right now, Robert Plant, tall, cool one. I guess we're going to wrap up the official show. We still got the encore hour to get through, but The B Team Morning Show calling it quits for this Friday morning. (35:10) Good riddance. That's what I say. Is that right? That's what I said. I heard you. I heard you. We are out of time for the show today. By the way, I believe on Friday, July 3rd, author John Alvarez, the author of Walk, Run, Fly Again, A Combat Pilot's Return to the Cockpit After Losing One of His Legs. (35:37) He's going to be doing a book signing at Stripes Pub & Grill in Navarre on the 4th of July, and I believe we're going to have him in with us on the show. Yeah, I was talking to Rob about that yesterday. He stopped by in the shop. Oh, byTomCat Custom Apparel, where the apparel is custom. (35:54) Yeah, for Rob. But looking forward to having him in here in just a couple of weeks, and if you'd like to learn more on that event, we've got the event posted on TheBTeamShow.com, so get over there and check that out. (36:11) But again, thanks to our sponsors, Stripes Pub & Grill in Navarre, Okaloosa Gas at Outkast Sushi in Miramar Beach for sponsoring the show each and every single morning. All you dads out there, I hope you have a great Father's Day. Enjoy the weekend. I hope the weather's cooperative for any outdoor plans that you all may have, but that's it. (36:30) I'm Scott Thurblack. Bobby Durrell. Do what you got to do. Hey folks, thanks for joining The B Team Morning Show, your 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 in on this wild ride that we call a morning show, but it's come that time of day. (36:46) We got to get on 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. And that's a wrap on today's B Team Redux.