Military Brats Day: How 80% of Okaloosa County Learned to Call a Zip Code Home

(00:00) Here's today's B Team Redux. What to expect not only today with the rain but the next several days. (00:40) It looks like it could be rather soggy out there. So that full forecast coming up in just a little bit. I'm Schuyler Black. He's Bobby Dewrell. The B Team Morning Show every morning brought to you by our friends at Stripes Pub & Grill in Navarre as well as Okaloosa Gas and Outkast Sushi in Miramar Beach. (00:55) And as we like to start the first hour of the show by bringing you the most important days to celebrate on the calendar, the final day of April, April 30th, brings us to, well, about 80% of the population of Okaloosa County. (01:11) National Military Bratz Day. Oh, that's right. A salute to the kids who PCS so much their hometown is basically next exit. Yeah, okay. We've got a personality that's a government issue. Resilience. (01:26) National Military Bratz Day is that annual reminder that some kids didn't grow up in a hometown so much as a rotating cast of zip codes. You know, base housing and we're moving again. Delivered like weather. You know, it's for the children of service members who learned early how to pack a life into boxes, make best friends by Tuesday and say goodbye by Friday without crying in public. (01:49) You know, everybody knows the name is ridiculous on purpose, because if you can't laugh at it, you'll end up writing a memoir with a two drink minimum. So today we nod respectfully, clap politely and then start asking the dangerous question about what home even means when your childhood had a forwarding address. (02:09) National Military Bratz Day. Yeah, there's a lot of you out there. I can't believe there's even two of us in a room. We are the minority in this town. That is true. All right. Coming up, Stevie Ray Vaughn, Zeppelin and the Ozark Mountain Daredevils right now. (02:27) Mississippi Queen, it's Mount show. Don't forget coming up on Saturday. It is the Kentucky Derby and the best place to watch the Kentucky Derby and have all sorts of fun is at the Sky Bar on the Destin Harbor. They're doing their annual Derby party out there. (02:43) So ladies, wear the fancy hats on Saturday. Gentlemen, enjoy a mint julep. And that's not your thing, is now you don't like the muddled mint. You don't like the SoCo. What is it? No, I just I'm not a mint julep guy. (02:58) So I love men. I love I love a mojito. Just not a mint julep. Just not a mint julep. Just not my thing. You like you like a mojito. You like a Kentucky mule. I'm drinking a Kentucky mule on occasion. Yeah, definitely. (03:14) Would you would you do that for the for the derby on Saturday? Maybe I could do I could do a mule, but yeah, not a not a mojito or not a not a julep. Hmm. Well, if you are in the julep crowd, yeah, you can get one out of the Sky Bar. Boy, God holds my mint julep. (03:32) It's not that where I thought you were going, but you were taking a different turn there. No, no, no. Well, today we salute you, Mr. Barber. That's right. Or Miss Miss beautician out there. (03:48) It's a hairstyle appreciation day. Well, that sounds like it's not about them. It's about the hairstyle. I mean, sounds like we kind of ran out of real problems. And now we're just applauding our haircut for not quitting halfway through. We're applauding the beauticians for finishing the job. (04:04) No, it's it's hairstyle appreciation day. They're the ones that crafted the hairstyle. Yeah, but that's not who we're. It's the hairstyle appreciation because hairstyle appreciation day is that annual reminder that your head is basically a billboard of. And you've been letting it run unsupervised. (04:21) I mean, it's it's where we all pretend we express ourselves while quietly begging, you know, humidity and clippers and genetics to stop freelancing. I mean, compliment a fade, salute a bun and nod respectfully at the brave soul rock and bangs like they just lost a bet. (04:39) Because, you know, today we're honoring the art of trying to look intentional. And if you think this holiday is dumb, well, congratulations, you're halfway to understanding why it exists. Bobby puts together the holidays the weekend before. (04:54) This week was a struggle, apparently. It's there's a whole lot going on. Well, tomorrow is a new month. But they can't all be winners. Schuyler hairstyle appreciation day. There you go. I mean, I look at some days and I go, damn, why did they have to put these all on today? (05:13) Exactly. Could you spread them out a little bit more? You put like 10 good ones in one day. I know. And it's on a Saturday when we won't even talk about it. Right. Right. That's the one I when I get all excited, I'm like, oh, that's going to be on Saturday. Son of a. All right. (05:29) Quick break. Look at your marine forecast is coming up next on The B Team morning show with one hundred point three KROCK. Aerosmith didn't dream on one hundred point three KROCK. I wish I was dreaming on at this hour instead of on the air. (05:47) There's a lot of places I could be at six thirty on a morning, but I chose to be here with you. The team morning shows on the air brought to you by Stripes Pub and Grill and Navarre, Okaloosa Gas and Outkast Sushi at Miramar Beach. (06:02) Don't forget, Saturday, May 9th. Big busy day here in Okaloosa County. We start out that morning with five hundred pounds of fresh, delicious crawfish. It's boats and hoes. Crawfish. Oh, all at Marine Max. (06:19) Five hundred pounds boiled up. Give it out free of charge. And then that afternoon is the America 250 Grand Parade and celebration up at Crestview, where we will also be. So it'll be a busy Saturday, Saturday, May 9th. Don't forget about that. (06:34) And of course, we've got all the details on those events at The B Team show dot com on the events tab. Now, today we salute you, Mr. Potato Head. It's National Mr. Potato Head Day. Yeah, because nothing says culture like celebrating a toy that's literally a face you can lose under the couch. (06:50) Yeah, that's true. That's true. Did you have one? Yeah. Of course I did. That was that was the biggest game there was in the 70s. Hey, National Potato Head Day is. Well, it's actually that special little speed bump on the calendar. (07:06) We're grown adults pretend to a plastic spud with removable facial features deserve civic recognition. It's a celebration of low stakes identity crisis. And today he's got angry eyebrows and a cop mustache. Tomorrow he's wearing sunglasses like he pays taxes. (07:21) You know, the whole point is to honor imagination, childhood nostalgia and the comforting truth that if your life falls apart, you can just pop the ears back on and keep it moving. Stick around because any holiday built on rearranging a man's facial parts is is either harmless, fun or or a warning. (07:40) And I'm not convinced it's harmless. Oh, Mr. Potato Head Day, the original trans toy. Yeah. Hey, look, it was it was in the 70s. I got it was actually when they first came out with the plastic potato before. It was just stuff that you actually stuck into a real potato. (07:56) Yuck. Yeah. And they were talking about how we had it easy. Here's the stones. The Almond Brothers. Almond, not almond. Yeah, well, whichever. Different than Almond Joy. (08:11) You know, different than the cashew kids. Cashew kids. The Brazil nut bandits. Oh, those. I know what they look like. The pecan boys. Pecan pear. That's right. (08:26) Yeah. There you go. It's the BT Morning Show. Walnut one. Oh, wow. I just thought of the Waltons. The peanut pokers. Hmm. That sounds a little gross. Any more nuts you want to talk about? (08:41) No, I'm all out of nuts. Hmm. No pine nuts? No, no pine nuts. Okay. Well, today on the National Day calendar, we've got one more that we really have to give some recognition to. (08:57) Yeah. It's National Honesty Day. Oh, yeah. This is the one where everyone pretends to be brutally truthful and then spends the rest of the year denying they ever said any of it. Well, who does that sound like? Gaslighting machine. (09:12) Who? People like that. Yeah. Yeah. It sounds like attorneys. Oh. Do we use them by name? Yeah. The one day attorneys can't celebrate. I mean, it's part of being a liar. (09:27) They're not spelled the same. I've heard it both ways. Oh, National Honesty Day is that cute little calendar square where everybody pretends they want the truth. The whole truth and nothing but the truth right up until it shows up wearing muddy boots in their living room. (09:43) Yeah. It's a 24-hour permission slip to say what you've been editing out all year. Like, I don't love your new haircut. Yes, I did ignore your text. Or the classic American hymn, I'm fine. Meaning the opposite of fine. (10:00) Look, the idea is simple. Be honest on purpose, just long enough to remember why you usually lie for public safety. And today, we're going to poke it with a stick and see what crawls out. National Honesty Day. Bobby's taking a shot at attorneys here in town. (10:17) Yeah, well, why not? Or all across the world. Yeah, I'm not limiting. They're all the same? They're all the same. He doesn't discriminate. Nope. Luke Box Hero on 100.3 KROCK, the classic rock station. Good morning, everybody. 68 degrees, overcast skies across south Okaloosa County right now. (10:37) And the showers that moved through overnight last night, well, we're going to see more of them like that today, especially this afternoon and into this evening. Your Thursday, your Friday, and first half of your Saturday look pretty soggy. (10:55) We'll check that full forecast in just a little bit. The big change in the weather patterns that we're going to see over the next 48 hours is the shift of the winds. And the winds are going to turn out of the north, gusting to about 30 on Saturday. (11:12) So a high of 70 on Saturday with winds gusting to 30 out of the north. It's going to feel chilly. So we'll check that full forecast here in just a little bit. I'm Schuyler Black. This is 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. (11:33) Of course, Dan Diamond covered it this morning in our local news, but quite the scene yesterday up on Mooney in the Kenwood neighborhood here in Fort Walton with a standoff with a gentleman that had barricaded himself inside a neighborhood home, threatening suicide. (11:55) It was quite the circumstance there yesterday. And kudos to our local law enforcement, Fort Walton Beach PD, Okaloosa County Sheriff's Office and the local SWAT team for taking action and getting the suspect into custody. (12:16) So yeah, it could have been a much worse situation, but our local law enforcement handled it well. And of course, a shout out to Chief Beige and Sheriff Aden for both always taking my call when I have questions about local law enforcement questions. (12:32) All right. Coming up in just a few minutes, look at your forecast, plus ask Uncle Bobby later on in the hour as well. It's 100.3 KROCK. The dorks, or doors, which one is it? (12:49) Yeah, one of the two. One of the two. How you doing? Hey, PG. I'm glad you're here. Yeah. Nice to see your smile and face this morning, Bobby. Good thing. Yeah, I do what I can. 7.23 the time. It's Thursday morning, Friday eve, 68 degrees, overcast this morning and lots of rain in the forecast today, tomorrow, Saturday. (13:13) So yeah, going to be soggy. Now the thing to keep an eye on is that winds are going to be shifting to out of the north with gusts up to 30 on Saturday and a high of 70. So 30 mile an hour wind gusts out of the north coming across the bay and a high of 70. (13:31) It's not going to feel exactly like spring that day. So if you've got weekend plans, just keep that in mind. I know there's going to be a lot of folks out there having parties, getting ready for the Kentucky Derby. But just make sure you dress appropriately, depending on what we actually see weather-wise on Saturday. (13:53) It's the B Team Morning Show, Schuyler Black and Bobby Dewrell. Bobby just brought up an interesting, I guess you could say, survey or study coming out of WalletHub. Well, yeah. I mean, they do a lot of interesting things. (14:09) But they looked at 50 states and the District of Columbia, and they used about 20 metrics across three big categories. They were looking at drug use and addiction, which includes the use of legal substances by both minors and adults, number of opioid prescriptions and overdose deaths, and then law enforcement, which takes things like drug arrest and employment drug testing into account. (14:32) Now, drug health issues and rehab, and then they think available drug treatment programs, substance abuse, and AA meetings, among others. So what they were looking at is a list of the states with the highest drug use issues. (14:51) So the ones that came out there, number one, New Mexico, not surprised at all. Rounding out that top 10, Arkansas, Alaska, Nevada, Missouri, West Virginia, Colorado, District of Columbia, Oklahoma, and Mississippi. (15:08) I gotta tell you, none of those really surprises me. Now lowest drug use, though, it gets interesting. Starting off the list, the bottom 10, Nebraska, which was last in drug use and addiction category. (15:26) Connecticut, Hawaii, Ohio, Virginia, Iowa, Maryland, Minnesota, which came in last in the law enforcement category. And then the top two, Florida and Utah. (15:42) That's incredible. Yeah. So Florida and Utah with the absolute lowest drug use out there. Utah is not surprising. Utah doesn't really surprise me. Florida surprises me. Hawaii surprises me, being on the low end. (15:58) Ohio kind of surprises me a little bit, too, to be honest. Yeah, because there's a lot of, what do you call it, Appalachia in Southeast Ohio. Yeah. And I think Maryland and Virginia ended up on the bottom only because they carved out the District of Columbia. (16:15) Oh, well, that's true. What do they call that? The DMV area. Right. Yeah. But Hawaii is such a shock to me. I'm a little surprised about Hawaii. So, yeah. (16:33) And Minnesota, I was surprised by, too. Not surprised that it was last in law enforcement. Yeah, if you don't enforce the law, you're not going to find people. Right. And that's kind of what I've come back to is it's only on the list because they're probably not enforcing the law. (16:50) It's called skewed statistics. But anyway, yeah. Very interesting. And actually, I feel like here in Florida, we're pretty honest with reporting and data and when it comes to actually enforcing the law, we do it. (17:09) So that's a really good marker for the state of Florida to be in that lowest drug use category. Yeah, yeah. And let me be honest. When I say that I'm surprised by Florida, I certainly don't mean this area. I mean, I think Sheriff Aden and Chief Beige and all the others have done a great job around here in this area with POST and some of the other processes and systems that we have in place for people. (17:37) But I mean, there's also that Central South Florida corridor, right? There's some ... Central Florida is a meth haven, man. I mean, to be one of the lowest, whew. It means the rest of the state's pretty damn clean, then. (17:54) Yeah, exactly. Come on, Central Florida. Everybody's back's hurting up here. It was like that quarter in school when the fraternity had a ... Our chapter had a cumulative 3.3 GPA that semester, or that quarter. (18:11) And two of our guys floated buckshot. One had a .08 and one had like a .0. My God. But we still had a cumulative 3.3. So think about how high everybody else's GPA had to be. If they even got a 2.0, imagine where you would have been. (18:29) Oh, yeah. So carrying their zeroes and hitting a 3.3 and setting the all men's average, or setting the high for IFC was ... Wow. It says a lot right there. (18:45) Everybody else was getting a 3.5 plus. Exactly, yeah. All right, let's take a break. Coming up in less than 20 minutes, Ask Uncle Bobby your daily advice. On the way in just a little bit, Ram Jam, Dire Straits, Queensryche and more do up next set right here on the B Team Morning Show with 100.3 KROCK. (19:06) Well, it's going to be another rainy night here in northwest Florida this evening with a 70% chance of showers and thunderstorms, especially after 4 o'clock tonight. We'll see a high of 82 today, but yeah, it's going to be soggy Thursday evening, Friday and for the first half, maybe through mid-afternoon on Saturday before things will start to dry out by Sunday afternoon. (19:36) We'll check that full forecast in just a little bit. Schuyler Black and Bobby Dewrell, the B Team Morning Show is on the air, brought to you by our friends at Stripes Pub and Grill in Navarre, as well as Okaloosa Gas and OutKast Sushi in Miramar Beach. (19:52) Well, beginning tomorrow on the 1st of May, the Niceville, East Niceville in Valparaiso ... Fire Departments will implement a boundary drop response model, which would allow the nearest available unit to respond to emergencies, regardless of jurisdiction, a move expected to improve response times by several minutes. Niceville Fire Chief Alex Koukoulis emphasized that prioritizing proximity over the boundaries can be critical in life or death situations, noting that previously, further units sometimes responded to calls even when closer crews were nearby. Now, while the change may slightly shift call volumes among the agencies, officials and residents widely support the approach as a practical way to enhance public safety across South Okaloosa County, East Niceville, Niceville, and Valpe Fire Departments. (20:50) Anyway, that was coming out this morning. Credit to Channel 3 WEAR on that story. But it doesn't say anything about going across the Rocky Bayou Bridge and what, what do they call that, North Bay Fire District. They're not mentioned at all, so I'm assuming that's not going to be a, be a part of them. But if you look at the East Niceville Fire Station, it is just on that Western side of the Rocky Bayou Bridge. So I'm assuming they're going to take, they're going to take those calls on that side of the bridge. Anyway, that was, that was out there this morning. Wanted to pass that along. So if you live in Niceville or Valpe Fire Service, it's going to look a little bit different starting the 1st of May. All right. What are we, three minutes out from Uncle Bobby? Sure. That's what you say. Do you think you're ready to divvy out some advice this morning? You've been solicited for it. Yeah. Yeah. I've been solicited for a lot. That doesn't sound too safe, actually. (22:01) You're the one bringing up solicitation. Uh-huh. What corner are you working, Bobby? Whichever one has the most money. I'm in radio. This is, this is the song for you then. This is the walk of life. Dire Straits. The walk of life at the corner of Lovejoy and Mariester. (22:21) Wherever you might find Bobby these days. Ask Uncle Bobby in three minutes on 107-47 is the time on this Thursday, Friday Eve, as we like to call it. Time now for, well, some music that leads into the daily advice you didn't know you needed. That's right. (22:43) It's time for Ask Uncle Bobby, all stitched together by our friends at Buy TomCat Custom Apparel. That's right. It's, uh, spring is here. You got spring events, school stuff, church stuff, you name it. This is the season where matching shirts make your group look way more organized than it really is. So stop on byTomCat Custom Apparel and let them make you look better than you are. But when that facade cracks, that's on you folks. Hey man, I can't look. We can dress you up for the show. Can't help you sing. All right. (23:17) Uncle Bobby question today comes in from Captain Main Character. And they write in saying, Dear Uncle Bobby, I have a group of friends who make everything about themselves and I'm getting tired of it. Is there a way to deal with them without constantly feeling ignored? (23:36) Yeah, yeah, yeah. Don't, don't belong to the crew. Step one. Oh, hey, listen, man. Look, look, you're, you're, you're asking the wrong question. Okay. It's not how to deal with them. It's how to defeat them. Okay. If you keep showing up as a supporting character, they're going to keep casting you as background noise with a pulse. All right. Here's the move. (24:02) You got to out-ego them. All right. Show up like you are the event, not the guest. Speak in declarations, not suggestions. Treat their little self-centered monologues like commercials you skip without guilt. But look, when they hijack the conversation, do not fight for your time, like a desperate podcast. Okay. You got to change the subject to something that makes you look fascinating, busy, and mildly unattainable. Okay. If they try to steer it back to themselves, you got to congratulate them with the backhanded. Wow, that is a lot. (24:41) And just keep diving, keep driving. Okay. You got to start arriving with stories that have momentum, big planes, big plans, bold opinions, suspiciously interesting problems. Make them feel like they are chasing your attention, like it's a limited edition. Okay. (25:01) All right. And if they still cannot stop orbiting their own reflection, you got to make it a competition they cannot resist. Compliment them publicly. Then immediately one up the entire moment with something so grand, it rewrites the room. Look, friendship is not about balance, kid. It's about holding the crown and letting everybody else argue about who gets to carry it. Captain main character. That's right. There you go. Hmm. It's kind of funny that it's captain. I know. I was going to say that literally has me scratching my chin right now. There you go. Ask uncle Bobby your daily advice this morning and every morning all stitched together byTomCat custom apparel. That's right. By Tomcat custom apparel, where the custom apparel is made for you. AC DC for those about to rock, we salute you and we salute all of you for joining us here on The B Team morning show. It's Thursday morning scatter blank and Bobby Dewrell brought to you by stripes pub and grill in Navarre as well as Okaloosa gas and outcast sushi in Miramar Beach. Kind of like we, you know, used to salute the real men of genius on Bud Light. And today, Bud Light presents real men of genius. Today we salute you Mr. Chick-fil-A employee busted for stealing $80,000 with a Mac and cheese scam. I mean, man, the ability, I mean, come on, $80,000. That's a lot of Mac and cheese. If I, if I read the story, will you, will you sing out the little Mac and cheese, man? You know, like they would do in the commercials. A former Chick-fil-A worker in Texas is accused of pulling off a bizarre $80,000 scam. (26:58) Bizarre $80,000. Using Mac and cheese. Mac and cheese. All right, we got this now. Now Felice, Keyshawn Jones. Keyshawn Jones. Who had already been fired, snuck back into the restaurant multiple times. Oh, he was a sneaky, sneaky man. This is Connor Brazell from the Edge just walked into the studio. So Connor, here's your mic. And what we're doing is, I don't know if you remember him or not, but there used to be Bud Light commercials and they would do it as the Real Men of Genius. Bud Light presents the Real Men of Genius. Yeah. And so I'm trying to read this story in the Real Men of Genius narrator, and he gets to sing the backup jingle where the, where the guy would basically repeat what the narrator said, but in a singing jingle tone. And this is about a Chick-fil-A employee that was busted for stealing $80,000 with Mac and cheese. Mac and cheese. So continuing on with the story, police say that Keyshawn Jones. Keyshawn. Who had already been fired, snuck back into the restaurant multiple times. Sneaky, sneaky man. Bringing up fake orders, mostly Mac and cheese. Mac and cheese. And refunded the money to his own credit cards. Oh no, he didn't. More than 800 times. (28:20) Yes, he did. Now the scheme unraveled when the store noticed hundreds of suspicious refunds. What the hell's going on here? Check surveillance video. Now Jones was eventually arrested and now faces charges. He's in the po-po now. That's right. Man, I'm glad this story's almost over. He was eventually arrested and now faces charges including theft, money laundering, and evading arrest. Potentially looking up at 10 years in prison. With no Mac and cheese. He ain't getting Mac and cheese there. If you do, it's craft. By the way, I think, I think Chick-fil-A does have pretty decent Mac and cheese. Yeah. Yeah. Apparently they, 800 times. I, you know what, come on, man. Yeah. He's kind of, you know, kind of a dip. Stealing is wrong, but if you're not keeping your eye on the store, you gotta. 800 times though. You're right. That's a lot of, I mean, that, that takes a long time. You would think it's pretty well thought out. I don't think so. I think he's an idiot. I mean, if you got to be a hundred times, you got $80,000 and Mac and cheese item on the menu. Mac and cheese refunds though. $80,000. Come on. I, Hey, look, stick with what's working. It didn't say if he did it in one setting or if he did it. No, no, he did. He snuck back into the restaurant multiple times. Yeah. It said it. (29:59) So you didn't even listen to your own story. No, I didn't I can't I can't read and think at the same time about clearly I think it's just too much time with you Yeah But I'm curious if it was like over the like three times four times or if he was coming back and like doing ten orders at a time Well, I mean, he's got to do something that it stayed slightly under the radar. I would think But I mean even even if he did ten orders at a time, that's that's 80 trips back in You got to think he wasn't doing it every day Yeah, even if he was that's 80 days, that's a better part of a quarter. I mean, come on What if we've got any ex Chick-fil-a? (30:40) Keyholders here in town. I've got some credit card debt from my honor guard here that I Good lord, no lie I wonder if mac and cheese is gonna spike in sales and Chick-fil-a now it might just to get that 80 grand back All right, stay with us we're gonna talk about Kentucky Derby in the Sky Bar this weekend their big Annual Derby party coming up on Saturday. So more on that in just a few right now Russian limelight It's a B team morning show on 100.3 KROCK It's 69 degrees outside Nice Nice All right. Well, so Connor Brazil's back with the with the edge. Oh in Sky Bar. Yeah named after me Yeah, yeah, which is you know, it's it's kind of it's kind of fun. It's always great to having come in this time of year We get to talk about whatever cultural appropriation they're doing. So I'm excited. I can't excited to hear I mean we we stole Cinco de Mayo a couple of years ago. So Connor, what are y'all? Yeah still in this year What are the white people doing for Cinco de Mayo? (31:50) What are what are y'all what are y'all doing to to just help the minorities that can't celebrate on their own What you got to say No, no, I didn't so we're doing a Kentucky Derby party this weekend. Oh, so they're marginalizing Appalachians. This is what they're doing I Waiting for my shut up Bobby text Is this Kentucky Derby party is it is it like gender-inclusive can guys wear the fancy hats, too Are we like just you know trying to exclude everybody? Well, I mean Sky Bar is known for DEI as a matter of fact You know, that's Chris Thomas's middle name, that's right. That's right. Yeah, that's right that Chris the Democrat Thomas Kentucky Derby party Saturday, this is gonna be the third or fourth year that we've been doing it annually You guys have come out for before it's always a fun fun time You know if anybody listen if you've ever been to the Derby We try to bring a little bit of that atmosphere down here to Destin through the drinks the hats the dress all that sort of stuff Yes, it's really awesome seeing the horses run through the harbor It'll be the first Kentucky Derby on water, that's right John Wayne's horses could swim. Yeah, that's right. I could see him cross a river Should be a lot of fun. What times it starts Saturday? So we're gonna be doing an all-day thing We have boonshine in the early afternoon. So it's gonna be from about 2 to 6 the Derby Should conclude at around 6 p.m. Central Time just dependent on weather and all that sort of stuff So, you know, we'll have all of our door prizes all of our pick'em contest all that sort of stuff going on around that time And then that night we're gonna cap it all off with below Alabama show. So we'll be rocking from 2 p.m All the way to 11, but if you want to show up at 11 a.m. We'll have brunch for you, too Oh, so pick'em contest. So they're bookies over there Please sheriff sheriff Aiden or any of the deputies just don't stop by That's right, they say they're the best bettors I Think he had to deactivate his account We're talking about the now disgraced Texas Tech transfer from from Cincy that yeah checked himself into to gambling rehab this week for Placing bets on his own games. I mean you pull a Pete Rose I think as long as you're betting on your team to win Is it really that bad of a thing like if you're betting on your team to win? You can't throw the game Well, well, no, but why do you have to bet? Yeah, I mean Yeah, yeah, I think I think you just keep the line and don't bet yeah, yeah Yeah, but anyway, hmm Saturday should be a lot of fun. It's gonna be an all-day thing Boonshine's kicking off the live music. Yeah Boonshine and you know, that's Daniel Boone Aaron long all the other guys out there Randy Harris Really great group of guys. They play a very unique brand of blues music. That's the best way I think I can describe It's a little bit of Florida a little bit of Arkansas a little bit of Southern Rock. Mm-hmm. It's phenomenal Got a little bit of a swampy sound. Yeah, it's swampy, isn't it? (35:40) That's the best way I can think to describe it but really exciting group of guys and then below Alabama They're a staple down here on the Gulf Coast So we're excited to have them back for another Saturday night, too Should be a lot of fun. And of course, I'm sure you'll have you'll have the derby on TV Oh, yeah, there will be on we'll have it on the loudspeakers. We'll be serving up oaks lilies mint juleps all day long We're also partnering with angels envy They're gonna be coming in doing a few sample tastings a few different exciting bottles from their lineup. So pretty excited to You know share some new whiskey with some folks make some good drinks and have a good time Sampling yeah, my alley. Yeah. Yeah, so come hang out for nine hours for a two-minute horse race You know, I mean it's angels envy it's not bad it's I gotta tell you they have one of the nicest Private tasting rooms. I think I've seen an olive bourbon right now. It's just how you've been there stunning. Yeah Yeah, we did a barrel selection for For Mike Kelly over at Beach Lickers up there and I got to tell you that that private tasting room that they took us And I mean most of them it's kind of like oh, here's here's your table. It's it sit here. Try this No, man, it's it's it's Art Deco style. It's it was phenomenal. It felt like a high roller. Oh, man Yeah, I felt like I actually had some of Mike's money Well, maybe Saturday you feel like you got Chris and Heather's No, that's not possible, okay Chris like every other Democrat make sure you know, it's his money Yeah, we do record all of these now Oh, man, aren't you glad he came in I'm so glad it's so good. It's so good. Anytime you want to do this. Yeah Look we'll do that. We'll do the roast. Yeah, we'll do the roast the roaster Connor Brazil. That's And then we do it for charity or something. Yeah. Well, we're not roasting you. Yeah, we can't You'd rather roast you than your boss for professional reasons Also keep in mind two weeks from today is the 69th annual Destin Harbor blessing of the fleet Yeah, that's one of my favorite events in Destin it's you know Just I tell people every year if you want to see an event that truly encapsulates what's this city's about Go to the blessing of the fleet Find a buddy get on a boat. It's one of the coolest things of the year You know the sky bar we've been hosting a big blessing of the fleet party for pretty much since we've opened and It's just a very cool way for us to get back in touch with the community and just kind of all come together to bless our fishermen bless our charter boat captains and all that sort of stuff and You know just overall bring a good season in for the boating crew out there And for all the events out there at the the edge and the sky bar On Facebook and and we try to post some of your events on our on our website too as they come up but don't miss out on the annual derby party out at the sky bar At the edge on the Destin Harbor this coming Saturday should be a lot of fun rain or shine the party will happen Yeah, we'll be there. We'll be rocking come get a mint julep from it. We'll have a good time Connor always good to see you guys as well. Thank you all right stick tight We'll take a break and look at your forecast as we head into the weekend is coming up next right here on the BT morning show with 100.3 KROCK In the wishing well Warrington Uncle Tom's cabin on 100.3 KROCK huh what a song screw Uncle Tom Yeah, well we haven't heard any advice from Uncle Tom since he got back from You were in who wants Uncle Tom's at Greece right? Yeah? Yeah? Yeah that place Was there a lot of grease there yeah there was An Indiana deputy thought he was responding to a simple call about an animal in the road, but well, he walked into a total farm chaos. (40:08) Did you see this? Yeah, animal farm. Literally. They revolted. When the Grant County officer arrived, he found not just one animal, but an entire escape crew of chickens, ducks, geese, turkeys, and goats all roaming loose. Instead of calling for backup, he calmly rounded them up himself, literally talking them back towards their pen. (40:29) One by one, the animals followed his lead until every last one was safely returned home. No injuries, no drama. Is that Noah? (40:44) No, I don't think so. Did he build an ark? No. No? There was not enough rain. Oh, okay. I didn't know about the ocean in Indiana. I guess they do have Lake Michigan, though. It's the Indian Ocean. (41:00) Right? Is that where that comes from? Yeah, I think so. I'm pretty sure. I mean, I know a lot of people from Indiana. You do? Yeah, yeah. They all work in tech. Last name? (41:16) Well, thank you for calling Hewlett Packard. Patel? It's the V-Team Morning Show. Schuyler Black and Bobby Dewrell brought to you by Stripes Pub & Grill in Navarre, Okaloosa Gas and Outkast Sushi. Don't forget, next Saturday, May 9th, what is it? (41:33) Boats and what? Boats and hoes. Boats and crawfish. Damn it. All at Marine Max from 11 until 3. I'll get there. 500 pounds given away free of charge next Saturday, May 9th, Marine Max in Fort Walton. No, that's not 500 pounds to one person. That's 500 pounds one plate at a time. (41:49) Right. But you can get 500 plates until it's gone. Learn more online on the events tab at thebteamshow.com. It's coming today, tomorrow, Saturday morning. (42:04) Ooh, here's something we haven't seen in a while. Saturday night, overnight lows in the 40s. That's a cold way to start the month of May. Sounds interesting. (42:19) Might be a good night for a fire. Yeah. All right. We're out of time. You want to tell everybody bye? Bye. I want to thank our sponsors, Gary Smith, Stripes Pub & Grill in Navarre, Okaloosa Gas and Outkast Sushi in Miramar Beach. (42:38) Yeah, we do miss you, Gary. Yeah, we do. Yeah. I like Gary. Well, some Garys are better than others. Are we talking about McCoy? No. No. (42:53) Oh. Are you saying we wouldn't talk good about him? Yep. Okay. All right. We're out of here. See you all tomorrow, Friday. I'm Scotthord Black. Bobby Dewrell. Get us on out. (43:08) Hey, folks. Thanks for listening to the B Team Morning Show, your leading alternative to quality programming right here on the Emerald Coast. We know you have a choice in what you listen to each and every day, but we appreciate you settled in on this wild ride that we call the Morning Show. It's come that time of day. We've got to move on out of here. So you keep on rocking, keep on rolling, never settle for the ordinary. (43:25) Until the next time, the B Team. And that's a wrap on today's B Team Redux.