National Eat Your Vegetables Day: How Guilt-Tripping, Garbage Men & Crocs Became America's Weirdest Holidays

(00:00) Here's today's B Team Redux. Manfred Mann's Earth Band blinded by the light on 100.3 KROCK, the classic rock station. Good morning, everybody, and happy hump day. Yeah. It's hump day. We're already to the middle of the week, Mr. Dewrell. Man, this week's shot by. I know. What's the battery up to this morning? Probably maybe five. Maybe five. Dude, I'm spent. Started at one on Monday. That's right. Up to three yesterday. Five today. Yeah. Will we see 10% by the weekend? Probably not. And then it'll be all drained again next weekend because it's going to be a long, busy weekend next weekend with the big Masonic celebration up in Florala. Yeah, that's true. I need to get some word out on that. I need to get some people sending in some money. (00:52) I've got money for you. You just need to tell me how much and where to send it and I'll shoot it your way. All right. Well, this morning on the 17th of June, we start out with our National Day calendar on the B Team Morning Show with National Eat Your Vegetables Day. Oh, yeah, because nothing says celebration like chewing yard clippings and pretending your body's thanking you for the punishment. Yeah. Aren't we all happy to be rabbits? Yeah. National Eat Your Vegetables Day is that annual calendar guilt trip where society pretends a stick of broccoli is going to fix whatever you did last weekend. Yeah. Look, it's not a revolution. It's a reminder. Your body isn't a trash can and vitamins don't come with a prize inside. The premise is simple. Eat something green on purpose, preferably before your doctor starts using the word numbers like it's a threat. Stick around because the only thing more suspicious than this holiday is how hard everyone suddenly wants you to chew. National Eat Your Vegetables Day. Okay. That's some exciting stuff right there, Bobby. Yeah, it is. Hang on. Hold your horses. This is a wild one. That's right. The stones painted black of 100.3 KROCK. Van Halen ain't talking about love on 100.3 KROCK, the classic rock station. Ain't talking about Not Your Father's Root Beer either. We're talking about Stewart's Root Beer Day. That's right, because nothing says holiday like carbonated nostalgia and a sugar buzz strong enough to make your dentist buy a boat. Ooh, yeah. They're not going to be happy about that. Yeah. Stewart's Root Beer Day is that tiny glorious holiday where we all agree to stop pretending we're above sugar, water, and nostalgia in a bottle. Yeah. Look, the rules are simple. You've got to raise a frosty mug to the old school foam. The roadside stand energy and the kind of innocence that comes with a side of questionable ingredients. You know, people celebrate like it's a sacred tradition, which is adorable because nothing says heritage like carbonation and a marketing team with a calendar. So stick around because once you start honoring root beer with a straight face, well, the rest of your day is wide open for terrible decisions. It's Stewart's Root Beer Day. Do you remember 10 years ago, 12 years ago when that Not Your Father's Root Beer was the big craze? Oh, yeah. That was one of those things I couldn't keep around the house. Oh, did you like it? Oh, yeah, I did. Really? I did. Yeah. The other thing I learned, too, is I couldn't keep around the house was Mike's Hard Lemonade. Oh, those are both really sweet. Yeah. Well, you know, remember, I had a sweet tooth. Well, diabetes. I was John Holguin before John Holguin was John Holguin. Yeah. Yeah. He is. He might have had a bigger sweet tooth than you. No, no. Really? No. Yeah. Really? It was that bad. Oh, yeah. Yeah. So we used to keep theater candy in the house. Right. And you need a whole box of it. Oh, hell yeah. (03:59) I had two sometimes, like that big theater box of Nerds. I'd sit down and eat two of those watching a show. Did a dentist ever complain about your teeth and the sugar? No. No. Brush your teeth, man. You're okay. Brush your teeth. Yeah. That's why they tell you to do that, because they want you to come back in two years, and that way they can charge you five grand for some dental bill. All right. Let's take a break. It's the B Team Morning Show. Schuyler Black and Bobby Durrell on a Wednesday, brought to you by Stripes Pub and Grill in Navarre, Okaloosa Gas at Outkast Sushi in Miramar Beach. Look at your marine forecast from Marine Max is coming up next. (04:42) Standby for more rock. 100.3 KROCK. 38 special on 100.3 KROCK. Crocking into the night. Yeah. Uh-huh. Yeah. I was rocking the Crocs last week. Oh, yeah. Uh-huh. Those nice star-spangled Crocs that I've got. And today, Bobby, I'm going to wear them again, because it's World Croc Day. (05:08) Oh, wow. See, I thought this was like celebrating a reptile that's been waiting 200 million years to turn you into a news story. I thought it was about the shoes. Well, let's read about it. Yeah. Well, World Croc Day is that special little calendar hiccup where grown adults pretend a rubber clog deserves civic recognition. Ha! Yeah. Like we're one petition away from giving garden hoses voting rights. You know, it's a celebration of foam shoe that looks like a canoe had a rough childhood and somehow became a comfortable and then marched straight into public life with the confidence of a guy who can't spell shame. You know, folks post their loudest pairs argue that charms like their heirlooms and swear they only wear them for errands, which is what people say right before you stop trying. So and that's the beauty of it, folks. Look, one day a year, we all stare at the same ridiculous footwear and realize the real tradition is doubling down. World Croc Day. You know, I only had one person that commented on my Crocs last week when I wore them. Yeah. Fort Walton Mayor Nick Allegretto. I recall telling you no, and that's a comment. Well, yeah, but you never give me a compliment. You give me plenty of comments. Do something I can compliment you on and I will. You don't think my you don't think my outfit for the drone show was a hit? No. And I saw Michael Castleberry wearing the same stupid thing on Sunday. That's right. He was. See, I'm a trendsetter, Bobby. Yeah. Uh-huh. Well, let's go with American decisions. We didn't say they were all grand. No. In American ideas, we didn't say they were all grand, but it is Croc Day. So if you got a pair, rock them today. Rock the Crocs. (07:06) I gotta tell you, when we first moved back down here, I wore them all the time. See? Well, look, at that time I was taking boats in and out and sailing all the time, and so they were comfortable. Great water shoes. And yeah, and you walk out of the car, you just walk in the water, walk back out of the water. There's the Kinks and Lola on 100.3 KROCK, the classic rock station. Good morning, everybody. How you doing? It's Hump Day Wednesday. (07:30) The camels are out, and so are the durells. And so are the garbage men. That's right. We are talking to you, sanitary technicians of the Emerald Coast. It's World Garbage Man Day. Ah, finally, a holiday honoring the only people who take out society's trash without starting a podcast about it. Hmm. That's a funny way to put it. That's the correct way to put it. That's what it is, Schuyler. That's the word you're looking for, but whatever. We'll work on that later. (08:01) Hey, Global Garbage Man Day is that shiny little calendar invention where we all pretend we just noticed the people who haul away our sins in plastic bags, and then we go on right back to living like raccoons with credit scores. Listen, it's a public nod to the folks who do the one job society can't outsource to optimism, taking what we don't want and making it disappear before it starts a religion in the alley. You're supposed to say thanks, maybe tip, maybe stop tossing mystery liquids in the bin like you're conducting a backyard science trial. And listen, this isn't the punchline. It's the warning label. If the garbage man ever takes a day off, you're going to learn what community smells like. Oh, yeah, that's true. And then watch all the rats and rodents come out. Man, the unthanked heroes of society. Hey, I tell you, I've had to make a couple of trips to New York. I hate it when I end up on the street on garbage day, and I've had at least one trip up there where the garbage men were on a strike, and that's pretty terrible. (09:09) It's pretty caught awful. So thank your garbage man today in your neighborhood if you see him. Do you know any? I know one. Do you? Maybe two. Maybe most of them. All of them? Yeah, probably. You like them more than you do the postal workers. True. At least they do their damn job. Mr. Dudley, are we talking about you today? Are you talking? You think Mike Beatty's out there collecting garbage today for waste management? I think he is. I'll bet he is too. (09:44) I'd respect him a damn sight more if he was. Hell, our president did it. Remember when Trump was working the garbage truck? Oh, yeah. I remember when he worked at McDonald's. That's right. He was working at Mickey D's too. (09:59) So if the Donald could do it, this is true. Anybody can do it. It's not above anybody or below anybody, I guess I should say. All right, let's take a break and pay a couple bills. Dan Diamond's got local news coming up next. It's the B Team Morning Show on 100.3 KROCK. (10:18) Standby for more rock. 100.3 KROCK. Genesis and that's all on the classic rock station, 100.3 KROCK. Good morning, everybody. It's the B Team Morning Show. Schuyler Black and Bobby Dewrell brought to you by Stripes Pub and Grill in Navarre as well as Okaloosa Gas and Outkast Sushi in Miramar Beach. Right now outside, 81 degrees, overcast skies, yes, wet pavement. We're going to see on and off showers and thunderstorms today. More widespread thunderstorms in the forecast tomorrow and Friday with that Western Gulf Low building and pushing to the northeast. We're not expecting any certain strong, sustained winds, but we will see some isolated tornadoes out there over the next couple of days. We will see the potential for strong to severe thunderstorms and heavy rainfall. Some rain map predictors are saying we'll see upwards of eight inches of rain by the weekend. So just heads up out there, the weather the next couple of days not going to be too great. And if you are down here on vacation right now, we're sorry, but we're not at fault. We don't control Mother Nature. The B Team Morning Show. Plenty to get to here this morning. Ask Uncle Bobby later on in the hour. Of course, that wild, wild story coming out of the White House Freedom 250 celebration with the UFC event this last weekend. Did you hear about that? Yeah. The FBI says it stopped a planned attack targeting a UFC event at the White House this last weekend. We'll get to that here in just a little while. But that full forecast plus Dan Diamond's local news coming up here in just a bit. Music wise, ACDC, Billy Idol, Nazareth all on the way here in the next 15 minutes. Right now, Crosby, Stills, Nash and Young carry on. And that's what we're going to do on this Wednesday morning. It's hump day. You're rocking with the B Team of Scatter Black on 100.3 KROCK. ACDC on 100.3 KROCK. It's the classic rock station. I'm not sure, but I think they wanted to give the dog a bone. That's kind of what I got from that too. I'm not sure. Are you picking up what they're putting down there a little bit? (12:55) I don't know. Just going off of what they continued saying for three and a half minutes? Maybe. Maybe dog and a bone. That's all I know. It's the B Team Morning Show. I'm Scatter Black. He's Bobby Durrell. Last I checked. Wednesday morning, overcast skies, wet pavement here in Fort Walton. Not raining at the moment, but don't get used to it because it's going to rain more today and more tomorrow and more Friday and Saturday. Yeah, it's like living in a rainforest. We'll see heavy rain though the next few days. Isolated amounts up to maybe 8 to 10 inches possible. Not saying that that is coming here, but with that low in the Gulf, there is going to be some pockets of exceptionally heavy rainfall. So, just heads up. You might want to have the umbrella with you the next few days. Yeah, it's going to be a little rainy. Bobby, the FBI says that it stopped a planned attack targeting a UFC event held at the White House this last weekend. What is that? Stopped a planned attack at the UFC event held at the White House. Officials say they got a tip about a possible threat on June 10th and quickly launched a multi-state investigation. As a result, multiple suspects were arrested and authorities say the plot was stopped cold before anything could happen. Teenager Tyson Proper planned an attack on the U.S. government before being turned in by his parents. Court documents indicate the alleged plan involved coordinated violence using explosives and guns intended to target attendees and create chaos during an evacuation. The event went on safely and the FBI says the investigation is still ongoing with more suspects potentially involved. Now, Proper is currently being held without bond for several charges including conspiracy to commit an offense against the country and it has a detention hearing set for today. So, I started hearing a little bit of rumbling about that yesterday, but yeah, I got the full story there reported by a number of national reporters. Wow, how's it feel to have your mom and dad turn you in? I gotta tell you, it's gotta make Christmas a little awkward. A little bit, but wasn't the guy, the shooter in the Charlie Kirk attack, Tyler Robinson, wasn't it his dad that recognized him? Yeah, I think so. And turned him in as well? Again, it's gotta make Christmas awkward. You know what the solution is? Don't make stupid decisions. It's true, that is true. Pretty, pretty simple. (15:33) Speaking of stupid decisions, Bobby got a phone call here a little bit ago about a problem on Eglin Parkway. Yeah, yeah, C&T Contractors, way to go. Way to shut down six friggin' lanes of Eglin Parkway at 7 o'clock in the morning. You know, it's not like anybody's trying to get to work or anything and I get it, I get it. You needed to have a delivery of whatever was on the flatbed truck, but maybe get a better driver that knows how to back into a damn spot or I don't know, provide a turnaround on the lot you got him pulling into. But yeah. (16:04) You sound irritated about it. You know what, it ticks me off. Listen, man, I try to give leeway to people out there working and I know you're just trying to get a job done, but you know, when you start making stupid decisions that inconvenience everyone else, it's a little over the top. But a five minute shutdown of six lanes because you need to back a semi in is maybe, maybe you should plan that better. Maybe, I don't know, pull it up into one turn lane and have a fork truck offload it or geez, just seems like there's several other ways to accomplish the same thing. Yeah, maybe not do it at 7 in the morning. Yeah. That would be, that would seem like the easiest thing to do is just coordinate a time when there's fewer cars on the road. Yeah. Not, not during commute. Uh-huh. I know that's a wild thought, but yeah. So way to go. C and T or H and T. I think it was H and T contractors. (17:00) Congratulations. You're the jack wagons of the week. Oh, do Bob prize for idiocy. I haven't done one of those for a while. Yeah. They're not even deserving of that. Really? Yeah. They're just jack wagons. That's where it comes down to really hit the bottom of the barrel on this one. All right, let's take a break. It's seven 28. We're less than 20 minutes away from uncle Bobby's advice. We got to take a break though. Pay a couple bills on the way. Def Leppard, the cars, Tom Petty and the outlaws all on the way. The cars and let's go on 100.3 KROCK. Let's go. Uncle Bobby. We got about 10 minutes. Are you excited? Are you ready? Have you looked at the question today? No. Okay. Yeah. Apparently I'm a little more enthused about it than he, you are. Is that the case? Shouldn't be that way. You're the one giving the answer here. (17:51) No, I mean, it's just, you know, another day of living, just answering somebody's question. You just deliver the needs. That's right. An answer to the needs. All right. Well, on Monday night, Destin city council voted seven. Oh, unanimously to approve a joint participation agreement with FDOT that provides up to $600,000 in reimbursement funding for landscape and median improvements along highway 98 state road 30 from the Marler bridge to the Walton County line. The agreement targets two primary projects, which is the installation of concrete ribbon curbing around existing planned in median islands between airport road and the Walton County line and a replacement of a failed irrigation well near the big kahunas, uh, with a reclaim water line from Destin water users. Now, Destin city manager, Larry Jones told the council, the ribbon curbing was part of the original project design intent for an earlier FDOT contract, but was left out of the contractor bid item schedule. Uh, Jones estimated the reclaim line at about $60,000 in the ribbon curbing at roughly 300 grand plus, uh, putting combined costs between 350,000 and $400,000. According to the city, the irrigation and groundwater well deficiencies have affected sod and plant materials in the corridor between the donut hole restaurant and airport road, requiring temporary maintenance by city public work staff to preserve existing landscaping. So anyway, I wanted to pass that along this morning that, uh, city of Destin city council has decided to proceed with a $600,000 project with FDOT. So it's amazing what a city that's, uh, believes it's important for beautification can do. Yeah. Isn't that wild? Yeah. All right. Coming up here in just a little bit, ask uncle Bobby, your daily advice is just around the corner. Tom Petty and the outlaws before eight o'clock as well. Right now, Gary, right? Love is alive. (19:58) The B Team Morning Show with 100.3 KROCK. Tom Petty. Breakdown. 100.3 KROCK, the classic rock station. It's the B Team Morning Show. I'm Schuyler Black. He is Bobby Dewrell. (20:14) We are at the time in the morning where we've got to start playing that music and get on to the questions and give advice from Uncle Bobby. It's Ask Uncle Bobby, right here on the B Team Morning Show, stitched together byTomCat Custom Apparel. (20:29) TomCat Custom Apparel, reminding you that matching shirts don't just happen by accident. Reach out to TomCat Custom Apparel and let them make your crew look like you belong together. And today, Uncle Bobby, your question comes in from Second Place Trophy. (20:44) They write, Dear Uncle Bobby, my sibling is the overachiever in my family and gets all the praise. And I feel overlooked. How do I make my own mark without constantly being compared to them? Look, you don't make your own mark by politely asking for room, okay? (21:05) You make it the way history gets written, by being impossible to ignore. See, your sibling's not a person in this story. They're a scoreboard that has been left on in your living room. And the constant comparison isn't an accident either. Look, it's a family hobby. (21:20) You walk in and, well, the applause light turns on for them, and you expected to just stand there like a background scenery. And I say, absolutely not. See, here's the principle. (21:35) If you're going to treat life like a competition, you don't beg for fairness. You change the event. You rig the scoring. You walk away with the trophy they didn't know existed, okay? So first, you've got to fixate on the pettiest thing that gets them applause and treat it like a federal crime. (21:53) If they get praised for being early, you show up too early and loudly and announce you've been waiting in the driveway like a professional. See, let your mother compliment their promotion and then calmly mention you reorganized a spice rack into a system that could run an airport. (22:09) Now look, now we move into the gladiator sport part, okay? Family gatherings are the arena, and the rules are vague on purpose so you can exploit them. Bring props, right? Like a folder, a clipboard, maybe a laminated chart of your personal achievements. (22:26) And when someone asks what it is, you say metrics and stare through them like a manager. As for sabotage, well, you've got to keep it elegant and deniable. Look, you do not topple the statue. You just put a little smear on it so that people start squinting. (22:44) You've got to misplace the certificate right before the company arrives. Compliment them in a way that sounds like a diagnosis and ask follow-up questions until their success feels like a group project they barely survived. And then finally, you've got to redefine success with deranged, unarguable standards that only you can win. (23:07) Track things like most thank you notes received, most errands complimented without announcing it, or fastest time folding a fitted sheet under pressure. And when they bring up their awards, you nod. Dimension, you have been undefeated in household dominance for six straight quarters, and you would appreciate recognition. (23:29) See, you've got to do this long enough, and the family will stop comparing you to them. Not because they have learned empathy. No, no, no, no. Because you have turned a living room into a battleground with you as the loudest general, and everyone will clap just to keep the peace. (23:51) You really think it's that easy? Yep. Second place trophy, there's the answer. All right, we've got to take a break, pay a couple bills, but a shout-out to our sponsor, who stitches together, I ask Uncle Bobby every single morning, Buy Tomcat Custom Apparel. (24:10) Buy Tomcat Custom Apparel, where the apparels are made at custom for you. You sold another one, Bobby. Sold another one. All right, let's take a break. The Knack and the Outlaws on the way next on the Classic Rock Station, 100.3 KROCK. Bark at the moon. (24:25) It's Ozzy on 100.3 KROCK, the Classic Rock Station. Good morning, everybody, and welcome to it. Help Day Wednesday, just after 8. I'm Schuyler Black. He is Bobby Dewrell. Of course, the B Team show brought to you each morning by Stripes Pub & Grill in Navarre, as well as Okaloosa Gas and OutKast Sushi in Miramar Beach. (24:46) Tammy McDaniel with Tammy's Journeys is going to be holding a special cruise event with Silversea, coming up on Wednesday, July 22nd, out at the Air Force Enlisted Village in Chalamar, right around Piquito Bayou. (25:02) And it's going to be at 5.30 that evening. She's going to give a presentation where you can learn more about the luxury cruising with exceptional value that Silversea offers and the benefits of booking Silversea with Tammy's Journeys. She'll have light refreshments, a show special, and door prizes to give away that evening as well. (25:22) But there is limited seating, so if you would like to learn more and RSVP today, call 850-243-3809 or visit TammysJourneys.com. But we heard from Tammy the other day. She was supposed to stop by the station and chat with us about her Margaritaville at sea cruise that she has coming up. (25:41) I think she got a little bit confused on where she was supposed to go. So we're going to reschedule with her and get her back in to be on the show with us sometime next week. Now tomorrow, you've got a special guest. Yeah, we've got Roman Rizal with Walk-On Warriors coming in to be on the show. (25:58) It'll be a lot of fun. He'll spend some more time over at 94.3 FTW Sister Station. But yeah, he's an interesting guy. He's got one heck of a story. Oldest D1 athlete ever. Walk-On Warriors. (26:13) Yep, Walk-On Warriors. He wrote the book with Rudy. Rudy. Notre Dame Rudy. That Rudy, right? Yeah. That's pretty cool. I'm anxious to meet him and chat with him tomorrow. But he's going to pop in around 7.45, 8 o'clock with us? (26:28) Yeah, yeah. He'll be in just before 8 with us and spend most of the 8 o'clock hour with Diamond Dan over at 94.3. Okay. Very good. Well, looking forward to chatting with him tomorrow. By the way, folks, we are unbelievably just two and a half weeks out from the 4th of July. (26:46) I know. It's crazy. But lots of area fire trucks and patriotic – or fire trucks. Food truck festivals and fireworks are going to be scheduled across the area coming up. Destin Commons is going to be doing their 4th annual Star Spangled Food Truck Festival Friday, July 3rd. (27:05) Out at the Commons from 5 to 9 p.m. They've got two live bands playing that evening, 12, 11, and below Alabama. It will keep the energy high. And then, of course, they will have more than 25 food trucks on site. And the Emerald Coast, what they're calling the grandest fireworks on the coast starting at 9 p.m. (27:24) That is on Friday, July 3rd. Now, in other news, Bobby, also Monday night, the Destin City Council unanimously approved a plan to hold both a traditional fireworks display and a drone show for the city's July 4th celebration. (27:40) Combining the two attractions as part of the nation's 250th anniversary festivities. The decision reverses an earlier proposal to replace fireworks with drones and reflects the council's desire to preserve the long-time holiday tradition while also adding a modern environmentally friendly element. (27:59) City officials said the fireworks show will move forward as planned, while the drone show will be added if funding and logistical arrangements can be finalized before the event. So, there you go. If you go over to the harbor for that, that is what you can expect in the city of Destin on the 4th of July. (28:17) All right. Stories that you want to get to this hour? Sure. All right. Love it. I love it. We'll find something else to dig up and talk about here in just a little bit. Also, don't forget, we're a couple weeks out from the next First Friday Coffee at the Fort Walton Chambers monthly coffee and breakfast event. (28:42) And Bobby and I will be out there broadcasting live again on Friday, July 10th. I know that's the second Friday. So, are they changing the name of the event this next month? No, it'll still be First Friday. It's the first Friday of the month that we're having it. That's a good point. (28:58) Good point. All right. The Allman Brothers, Clapton, and more on the way. Right now, Pittsburgh, if you're listening this morning, here's one of your favorite bands, the Outlaws. Ghost Riders in the sky on 100.3 KROCK. (29:14) 100.3 KROCK, the classic rock station. Good morning, everybody. Hope you're doing well. Schuyler Black and Bobby Dewrell. The BT Morning Show is on the air. That's right. Wednesday already. Man, week is flying by, but Bobby says not fast enough. (29:32) That's true. I did wake up hoping it was Thursday. I can look outside right now, Bobby, and see that it's a little bit brighter out there. Yeah. So, I wouldn't say it's sunny by any means, but it is a little bit brighter out there. (29:47) 82 degrees right now. A high today of 87. And showers and thunderstorms are likely to continue today. Up to about a quarter of an inch of rainfall. Another quarter of an inch tonight, and then tomorrow and Friday are when we are expecting the widespread heavy rainfall to push in. (30:09) Again, there is a center of low pressure out in the western Gulf right now off the coast of Texas. And all the strong storm convection is on the east side of that. We're not expecting any widespread strong winds here. (30:27) But we are expecting widespread rainfall, bands of strong to severe thunderstorms. A few isolated tornadoes can be ruled out here towards the end of the work week. So just stay weather aware and expect things to be soggy the next few days. (30:42) If you had plans to mow, you might want to wait a few more days. I was looking at my grass this morning thinking, yeah, I'd really like to get that done. But I've probably got about a two-hour window where I can before the next shower comes in. So I think I'll just wait. (30:59) Well, kind of a strange story out of the Orlando area. A Florida couple went through an IVF mistake where a fertility clinic implanted the wrong embryo. Meaning the baby they gave birth to was not genetically theirs. (31:14) After DNA testing confirmed post mix-up, the couple identified the baby's biological parents. Even though the child isn't biologically related to them, the two families worked out a private custody agreement. Now under the deal, the couple who gave birth will keep raising the baby as her legal permanent custodial parents. (31:33) While also agreeing to maintain a respectful relationship with the biological parents. The couple has also filed a lawsuit against the clinic that made the error. And the case is still ongoing. Yeah, that's kind of a big oopsie sign. Yeah, kind of like that surgeon that removed the liver when it was supposed to be the spleen a couple years ago out in Miramar. (31:57) Well, that wasn't a couple years ago. That was not very long ago. I think it was 24. Was it that long ago? September of 24, yeah. Okay. Yeah, time goes fast. But, yeah, just an oopsie there. Now, fortunately, this oopsie didn't result in death. (32:13) Right. That oopsie did. But, still, that's a considerable mix-up. So, I'm sure Morgan and Morgan's having a heyday with that one. (32:28) All right, it's 829. We are The B Team Morning Show. Schuyler Black and Bobby Durrell on the air. Appreciate you all dialing in. Of course, if you missed anything that we've talked about this morning, you can find it all online at our website, thebteamshow.com. We post the daily show notes and the show in its entirety on demand, all at thebteamshow.com. (32:49) From daily holidays to your daily Ask Uncle Bobby feature, national news, wacky news, local news and events, and more, all at thebteamshow.com. And there's a ton of local events coming up the next few weeks, so get over there and check out the events page. (33:05) A quick break and a look at your forecast is next on 100.3 KROCK. That made our kickers for the day. An Alabama ice cream shop owner confronted a customer three months after he left a one-star review, leading to a heated argument that was caught on video. (33:26) Now, the owner, Mallory Goldman, accused Daniel Smith of hurting her business during a meeting in a McDonald's parking lot. The argument escalated when her husband joined in and Smith claimed his phone was knocked from his hand. Police later charged Mallory Goldman with harassment and criminal mischief and charged her husband with harassment. (33:45) Now, after the incident went viral, both Goldman and Smith apologized and Smith has said he hopes the charges would be dropped so everyone could move on. But this happened at a little ice cream joint in Baymanette. Ah, well, there you go. Yeah, so the local Scoop is the name of the store, so if you visit there, just don't leave a negative review, otherwise you might get heckled and harassed a little bit. (34:12) Yeah, I bet that did wonders for their business. Yeah, they're new at this. It's the BT Morning Show on 100.3 KROCK, wrapping things up after Bad Company. Rock and roll fantasy. Rock and roll fantasy. There's Bad Company on the classic rock station, 100.3 KROCK. It's 8.55, time for us to call it quits. (34:35) Yep, there you go. We are out of time. Hey, remember you can find us anytime you want us at thebteamshow.com. Local events, local news, wacky news, your daily Ask Uncle Bobby feature, national holidays and the show on demand anytime you want to hear it at thebteamshow.com. (34:52) All right, we want to thank our sponsors, Stripes Pub and Grill & Navarre, as well as Okaloosa Gas and Outkast Sushi in Miramar Beach for bringing you the show each and every morning, and we continue wondering why they pay for it. But somebody has to. And we're happy to do it. (35:08) It's like their radio station tax. All right, we see you all. We will see you all tomorrow. The B Team Encore Hour is up next. I'm Schuyler Black. Bobby Durrell, do what you gotta do. Hey, folks, thanks for joining us right here on the B Team Morning Show, your leading alternative to quality programming right here on the Emerald Coast. (35:27) 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 the morning show. But it's come that time of day, we've got to mosey on out of here, so you keep on rocking, keep on rolling, never settle for the ordinary. Until the next time, the B Team is out. And that's a wrap on today's B Team Redux.