National Mac & Cheese Day & the Councilwoman Who Stole a Truck: When Orange Comfort Meets Entitled Chaos

(00:01) Here's today's B Team Redux. Laying it on the line this morning with Triumph on the classic rock station. 100.3 KROCK. Good morning, everybody. Hope you're doing well. I'm Schuyler Black. He is Bobby Dewrell. We are the B Team Morning Show. (00:16) And, Bobby, before we get the phone call, we'll just go ahead and get it out of our system. Tow Truck Paul is going to call and say it's Taco Tuesday. Yes, it is. So, we've got it covered, Paul. We've got it covered. 86 degrees is going to be our high today. (00:32) Cloudy skies. A full look at your forecast coming up here in just a little bit. The B Team Morning Show brought to you, as always, by our friends at Stripes Pub & Grill in Navarre, as well as Okaloosa Gas and OutKast Sushi in Miramar Beach. (00:48) Well, Bobby, today, as we open up our look at the National Day calendar, this actually sounds pretty good right now. It's National Mac & Cheese Day. Of course. What doesn't sound great about pasta drowning in dairy? (01:04) I wonder what other countries think of mac and cheese. National Mac & Cheese Day is that glorious little speed bump on the calendar where we all pretend melted dairy and elbow noodles counts as personality. It's not a holiday so much as a national agreement to stop lying about our eating habits and just lean into the orange comfort like it's a weighted blanket for the bad decisions you're making. (01:28) You know, the rules are simple. Make it boxed. Make it fancy. Argue about breadcrumbs like it's a constitutional law. Tell yourself you earned it because you answered three emails today. So, stick around because once you celebrate a dish designed by chemistry and nostalgia, well, the rest of your standards start sliding downhill faster. (01:50) Bobby, you referenced the orange comfort of mac and cheese, but I like white cheddar, so I got an issue with that. Well, whatever. Hey, I got to tell you, there was a... Gosh, I wish I could remember the name of that little tapas place in Charlotte, but they had life altered. (02:06) Anyway, there's the doobies on the classic rock station, 100.3 KROCK. Please don't be rocking down the highway rolling a doobie or smoking a doobie this morning. Try not to. We don't need anything like that going on. Okay, coming up Thursday morning, Coffee with the City Manager is happening. (02:22) This is a monthly event that Fort Walton Beach City Manager Jason Davis hosts. It happens at the library, and it's coming up again Thursday morning from 8 until 9. One of the many local events happening here in Okaloosa County this week. We've got the full listing for you online at our website. (02:41) Handy-dandy little website, too. That's right. Thebteamshow.com and the B Team Redux. That's right. It's now a Spotify podcast. That's right. It should be coming online with Apple soon. Soon, when Apple gets its... Whenever Apple gets to it. When Apple gets its app together. (02:57) That's right. Right? All right. When it figures out its assets. Oh. I feel like you were kind of a double entente or something. No, no. Not at all. I was just talking about their assets. Mm-hmm. (03:12) Mm-hmm. Yeah. All right. It's National Tape Measure Day. Or, as Payne Walker calls it, the retractable ruler where he doesn't understand the numbers. The retractable ruler. That's kind of funny. Yeah. (03:27) Can you explain these numbers to me? I'm a libertarian. Let's just give more power to the bigger government. Yeah. We the people means give it to a centralized authority. That's what libertarianism is. Idiot. (03:42) You want me to look up the definition? National Tape Measure Day is that sacred little moment on the calendar where we all pretend we're organized adults who measure twice and cut once instead of eyeballing it and, well, blaming a stud finder for our bad decisions. (03:57) Look, it's a tribute to the only tool brave enough to snap back at you in public and still expect to be respected. Today we honor those tiny printed numbers that have ended marriages, started arguments in hardware aisles, and turned just a quick project into a three-week hostage situation. (04:16) So you go ahead, you clip one on your belt like you've got a plan, and you try to learn anything about yourself you can unlearn. National Tape Measure Day. Now this sounds like a fun one, Bobby. I think it's a good one. Something I will observe and not participate in. (04:33) Yeah, please, God, don't build anything. That's right. You know how Schuyler scares the hell out of Taylor, right? Starts walking around with a tape measure and measuring stuff. That's when she goes and grabs the gun. I don't feel safe. (04:48) A quick break and a look at your marine forecast is next on the B Team Morning Show with 100.3 KROCK. I can't fight this feeling anymore, Bobby. I just can't do it. (05:03) Yeah. The feeling of having to be here every morning. I know. It's just riveting, isn't it? It is. It is. We are the B Team Morning Show. I get to spend this time with you. You're very, very blessed, aren't you? (05:18) Oh, yes. I say that to myself every day. I am a lucky person. Do you believe it yet? I've been doing the B Team for three glorious years, and I'm so excited. And I just can't hide it. (05:33) You know. You know. I want to. We're back on this singing thing again, kind of like yesterday. Except it's more like nonchalantly just speaking the lyrics. (05:51) Well, I mean, it's not my fault, because if you really look back at it, in a time of chimpanzees, I was a monkey with some butane in my brain, so I was out to kill a junkie with a pot of skyballs. Spray paint some vegetables, dog food stalls with beefcake pantyhose. Tomorrow night, fireworks on the beach. (06:07) Sorry, I had to rein that one back in just a little bit. Reel her in, folks. We got a big one here. Fireworks on the beach tomorrow night out at the Okaloosa Island Pier. That gets underway around 9 o'clock. That happens every single Wednesday on Okaloosa Island through the month of July. (06:25) Well, Bobby, today on the National Day calendar, how about this one? Pandemonium Day. No, that's the day that you walk around with that little retractable ruler with the numbers that someone can't understand. Right? It is? Yeah, it's Pandemonium Day. (06:40) At least that's what Taylor calls it. That's fitting. I guess I'll give it to you. That's okay. I'm glad that we put a day to it, because apparently regular life was not loud, dumb, and on fire enough. So let's have a holiday. (06:55) Just put me in a padded room. Yeah. Pandemonium Day is that annual civic experiment where we all agree, out loud, to let the wheels come off on purpose, just to see what kind of person crawls out from under the seat cushions. You know how you celebrate by doing one harmless, unnecessary act of chaos. (07:14) You know, mismatched rules, backwards routines, spontaneous noise, and a little public commitment to the idea that normal is just a costume with bad stitching. You know, it's not about destroying anything. (07:30) It's about rattling the cage gently and listening for what rattles back. And by sundown, you either feel strangely cleansed, or you realize you've been one minor inconvenience away from starting a drum circle in the checkout line. (07:45) It's Pandemonium Day, folks. Like I said, I'm going to a padded room. Bon Jovi's Bad Medicine. 100.3 KROCK. The Classic Rock Station. (08:00) It's the B Team Morning Show. Final holiday to reveal this morning, Bobby, is Cow Appreciation Day. Wait, what? What, really? Yes! Like we were... Burgers? Steak? We weren't wasting enough time already. (08:15) This is a good one. Yeah, yeah. So now we're scheduling gratitude for animals that get thanked by being turned into lunch. Yes, we are! Come on! Cow Appreciation Day is that annual moment when America looks at a thousand-pound lawnmower with feelings and decides the least we can do is say thanks before we turn it into a combo meal. (08:40) See, people throw on a cow print like it's formal wear, restaurants dangle discounts like morality coupons, and everybody pretends this is about gratitude instead of marketing with hooves. You know, it's wholesome in the same way a gas station bouquet is romantic. (08:55) The intention is there. The consequences, well, they're complicated. So stick around, because once we start appreciating things, we also barbecue. Well, the calendar gets real interesting real fast. (09:10) Yeah, you didn't like the bottle calf that became supper? No. It's Cow Appreciation Day. It's the B Team Morning Show on a Tuesday morning. Stay with us. We'll take a break. We'll come back next hour. (09:27) We've got to start previewing Pensacola Beach Blue Angels Air Show Week. It all gets underway tomorrow morning. So stay with us. This is the B Team Morning Show on 100.3 KROCK. You actually like this? Yeah, dude. It's classic rock. Well, there's more where that came from. (09:42) 100.3 KROCK. And the liberal Canadian known as Neil Young. Yeah, well, Southern men don't need him around anyhow. Carry on this morning. 7.05, good morning, everybody. (09:58) It's the B Team Morning Show. Schuyler Black and Bobby Dewrell. 77 degrees outside right now. You know, didn't it actually feel kind of cool yesterday? I wasn't outside that much. The few times I had to go outside it was raining like hell. So I ended up doing the yard yesterday. I did. How'd that work out for you? Cut the grass and I didn't sweat to death. Oh good. So it felt like it was nice. Come over and do mine today. Yeah, I think I got to get my nose picked or something. (10:33) Time for your weekly pap smear. Exactly. We'll see a high today of 90 with a 50% chance of thunderstorms this afternoon. 93 tomorrow, 95 Thursday, 96 on Friday, and 96 on Saturday with a chance of showers and thunderstorms around noon. Those of you heading over to Pensacola for the Blue Angels air show week, we've got all the details. It starts tomorrow morning with Breakfast with the Blues and of course rehearsals Thursday, Friday, and the whole shebang and big show on Saturday. So we'll delve into that schedule here in just a little bit. Plus there's plenty to talk about, including how some parking spots on Pensacola Beach are going to go for triple digits this weekend. If you want to take your car over to the Blue Angels and the Destin City Councilwoman arrested. Yeah, well, you know, yeah, I can do this. For acting like Karen. That's right. I can do this. No, you cannot. And she learned. Yeah. And she learned. So we'll get into that here in just a little bit. We are the B Team Morning Show. You know, boy, at Destin City Council, about ready to appoint another guy. It's like a saloon door. Come in, come out, come in, come out. I think the moral of the story is, is, hey, if you run for Destin City Council and you don't make it, all you got to do is wait. Your time is coming. Exactly. Just run. Just run. Just run. You could be in the 41st place. That's right. But you'll have a spot on the council in six months. You're going to get your chance. God almighty, how embarrassing. So, yeah, we've got stuff to get to here in just a little bit. Also, a second baseball player from South Walton was drafted this weekend as well, along with Coleman Borthwick, that was taken in the first round. A second South Walton High School baseball player was selected in the MLB draft. Now he's opting to honor his commitment to Mississippi State. He wants to be a Bulldog and ring the cowbell during the football games. But we'll get to that here in just a little while as well. It's the B Team Morning Show. Schuyler Black and Bobby Dewrell, brought to you by Stripes Pub and Grill & Navarre, Okaloosa Gas, and OutKast Sushi at Miramar Beach on 100.3 KROCK. John Fogerty. You got to hidey-hide. You got to jump and run. Ho-de-ho. (13:05) Old man down the road. You got to leave those ho-de-ho's alone though. Just saying. Going to see a high today of 90 degrees right now in Fort Walton. It's 77. This is the B Team Morning Show. I'm Schuyler Black. He is Bobby Dewrell. And, of course, we're brought to you by our friends at Stripes Pub and Grill & Navarre, as well as Okaloosa Gas and OutKast Sushi in Miramar Beach. Well, Blue Angels Week has arrived, bringing the 2026 Pensacola Beach Air Show starting tomorrow through Saturday with a full lineup of events leading up to the Blue Angels' signature performance. Now, tomorrow morning, the week begins with Breakfast with the Blues as the Blue Angels mark their flight path overhead, followed by a practice flight around 2 o'clock Thursday afternoon. Friday features the full dress rehearsal with civilian performers beginning around 1030 and the Blues taking the skies around 2 o'clock, while Saturday's official air show follows the same schedule. And this year's event celebrates both the 80th anniversary of the Blue Angels in the U.S. Navy and America's 250th anniversary featuring military aircraft, historic warbirds, and aerobatic performers for one of the Gulf Coast's biggest summer attractions. So, that's going on this weekend, of course. And, of course, with that brings a lot of traffic and cars. Oh, yeah. And visitors planning to attend this week's air show should be prepared for significantly higher parking costs as many private property owners are charging upwards of $200 per vehicle during the event. (14:44) Well, there you go. Uh-huh. There's always that. That's right. So, maybe bring a party bus and you can all, like, divide it up among 40 people. Now, while the steep prices have drawn attention, the Escambia County Sheriff's Office says it cannot regulate what private landowners charge, noting that property owners are free to set their own parking rates with thousands of spectators expected for the Blue Angels performances. Officials encourage attendees to arrive early and consider public parking and shuttle options if available. And we all know that. Going to college football games, you're parking in somebody's yard, you're used to paying $50, $75, $100 for parking within a couple blocks of the stadium versus walking four and a half miles. So, anyway, that is a thing this weekend with the Blue Angels. $200 for a parking spot in some places. Oh, wow. So, bring your cash, folks. Bring your cash. Are you excited for Ask Uncle Bobby today? So excited. I can tell. I can tell. (15:45) You're kind of like Ben Stein with your enthusiasm there, Bobby. Actually, I really liked yesterday's. I felt like I gave up some real secrets to my success in there. Secrets to success? Yeah. Yeah. I mean, so, you know, if you want to be 53 and volunteering at a local radio station, you can follow my directions. Right. Yeah. Well, if you want to live in a van down by the river, you can do that. That's right. When you're living in a van down by the river. (16:14) That's right. And I do prefer to say it, volunteering down here. It sounds more like charity work Do you write it off your taxes? It sounds more like I'm giving. You should write it off your taxes. I sure wish I could figure out how. 726 is the time right now. We've still got plenty of stories to get to, including, well, the drama surrounding a destined city councilwoman. Yep, we've got that on the way. Plus, we'll talk about that second South Walton baseball player that was selected in this weekend's MLB draft. And, of course, like I said, Ask Uncle Bobby in just about 20 minutes. We're going to take a break, pay a couple bills. Coming up, the cars, the Dire Straits, Bob Seger, and ACDC. Because everybody needs some ACDC during the 7 o'clock hour on your ride to work. Yeah. Yeah, you should. (17:03) I know that's one of John's favorite things. John Burt. Oh, is it really? He says he loves waking up listening to us to hear ACDC at 630 in the morning. John Burt. Well, why don't we just make that a daily deal? Yeah, that was sarcasm. What's wrong with ACDC at 6 in the morning? He said it's a little hard. Apparently, it's a little hard for him. He needs to Fogarty into it. Gotcha. Because he is an old Fogarty. I think it's Foggy, Bobby. Yeah, whichever. (17:31) I've heard it both ways. Isn't that what you say? Potato, potatoe? That's right. Or tomato, tomato? That's right. Tomato, tomato, whatever. A quick break and a look at your forecast is next on 100.3 KROCK. Dire Straits, Sultans of Swing on the Classic Rock Station. 100.3 KROCK. It's the B Team Morning Show. Schuyler Black and Bobby Dewrell on a Tuesday. No rain this morning like we had at this time yesterday morning. 77 degrees. Going to see some sunshine today, but a 50% chance of showers will be possible this afternoon. Partly sunny, a high of 90 for today. Lots going on this week. Obviously, we've already mentioned the Blue Angels Air Show, but tomorrow night, fireworks out on the Okaloosa Island Pier at 9 o'clock. (18:23) Thursday night, Luau Nights at the Pier. Bring your lays and your Hawaiian shirts and enjoy the Hawaiian-themed night with food, games, prizes, fire dancers, and more. Who doesn't come to Florida to see Hawaiian stuff? Exactly, exactly. Honolulu, Florida. Farmer's Market also this weekend on Saturday morning out at Freedom Tech Center from 9 until noon. (18:51) You can enjoy a fun-filled morning featuring live music, local vendors, and delicious food. Also, the fundraiser for ASHA, the Advanced Sacred Hope Academy, Singing for Slices, happening at Downtown Music Hall on Saturday evening as well. That starts around 5 p.m. There's a $25 entry fee, includes pizza and a non-alcoholic drink. Singing for Slices is a relaxed, fun night where students share their voices and creativity while enjoying pizza with family and friends. Your participation helps nurture confidence, self-expression, and community at Advanced Sacred Hope Academy, the local autism school right here in Fort Walton Beach. (19:36) Lots going on here the next few days. We've got the full listing for you if you visit this handy little website built for three gentlemen named Larry, Gary, and Barry. If you go to thebteamshow.com, you can find the full list. (20:00) Everything we talked about from local events, local news, wacky news, your daily national holidays, the daily Ask Uncle Bobby feature and more. So visit us online at thebteamshow.com. And you can also listen to us on demand there as well. All right, we're five minutes out from Asking Uncle Bobby for advice here. You excited? Oh, yeah. Bob Seger, rambling gambling man. It's 100.3 KROCK and a BS walk. With that being said, it's time for no BS now. That's right. It's all business. That's right. It's Ask Uncle Bobby your daily advice on the B Team Morning Show. We do this every morning around 745 stitched together byTomCat Custom Apparel. Reminding you that every successful event starts with two things. That's one organized woman and a call to buy Tomcat Custom Apparel. (20:59) Cool. There you go. Well, today, Uncle Bobby, you hear from the frugal panic goblin. Mm hmm. Dear Uncle Bobby, I want to live more minimally. But I feel more anxious about not owning enough than I ever did about clutter. How do I stop stressing about minimalism? (21:19) First of all, you're not a minimalist. Okay? You're a hoarder with stage fright. That's what you are. See, you didn't, you didn't fall in love with having less, you fell in love with the idea of being the kind of person who could survive with less, which is a completely different disease. Okay? (21:37) Minimalism is not a calming lifestyle. Now it's a controlled demolition. Okay? If you keep treating it like a spa day for your closet, then you're going to keep trembling like a man trying to quit sugar while licking a cupcake. All right, here's the correction. You do not go slowly into declutter. (21:57) You liquidate. You auction off your in earthly possessions, like you are testifying against consumerism in a courtroom that smells like fresh plastic. See, you turn it into performance art. You title it the naked consumerist. You put a folding chair in the driveway, set up a mic, and every item you sell, you announce what lie it was supporting. And the extra blender? Well, the fantasy that that you are a person who hosts brunch. The third jacket? Well, the belief that weather is a personality. See, and you do not stop at the easy stuff. You sell the emotional support objects, the backup versions, the just in case museum. You sell the cords whose devices died in 2017. You sell the nice notebook you were saving for a better life. Buddy, this is the better life. Okay? And it's happening in public for cash with witnesses. See, your anxiety is not about lacking. (23:00) It's about control. So you seize control by going past minimalism into anarchy. You don't fear owning too little when you have made it your sport to own almost nothing. Clutter is simply indecision made physical. Burn the indecision. Keep a toothbrush, keep one plate, keep your ID. Everything else is auditioning for a role in your life and most of it. Well, it cannot act. (23:27) You ever thought about how much money you might actually have if you lived a minimalist lifestyle? All the time. Tempting. You know, I found my budget from back when I was in college. Oh, was that was that scary to realize where you are now? Well, I you know, I've pointed out multiple times that when it was just me living by myself in a three bedroom home, and I was living off of roughly about almost about eight grand a year. (23:54) Okay, so in my opinion, everything over eight grand is what the wife and kids spend. Do you know that? You got a point? Look what they've done to your budget. That's right. They've blown it. I mean, if I could just live on that eight grand again, do you know how well off I would be? (24:12) Wouldn't we all? Wouldn't we all? All right, it's 753. We're going to take a break. We've got a look at local news coming up with Dan Diamond also Jay Giles band coming up before eight o'clock. And then more stories to get to in just a bit. It's The B Team morning show on 100.3 KROCK. (24:33) Your Omni broadcasting news is brought to you by McCaskill and Company, the Emerald Coast finest jeweler. I'm Dan Diamond. On Monday, July 13, Walton County deputies responded to an incident involving an elderly man that regularly drives his wheelchair to and from his retirement home to fish in the baytown marina. The man accidentally drove his wheelchair into the water at the far end of the marina. A passerby immediately called authorities deputies found the man clinging to the edge of a tied up boat holding on to a rope and rescued the man from the water saving his life. The Florida Supreme Court denied appeals from Dennis Michael Soaker convicted of strangling 18 year old Patricia Gifford in 1981. Soaker 74 is scheduled to be put to death on Tuesday, July 14. If executed, Soaker will be the 10th person put to death by the state this year under Governor Rhonda Santus's newly accelerated death warrant schedule. And that's your Omni broadcasting news sponsored by McCaskill and Company. I'm Dan Diamond. (25:32) Magnolia Grill on Brook Street, downtown Fort Walton Beach and Tom Rice, you've got a menu that has everything on it. Sometimes though, I think it's got too much. We're an Italian restaurant to those that are looking for Italian. We're a steak place, we have great prime rib, and we've always got wonderful seafood. So you know, we can't make up our mind either what kind of restaurant, we're just a good old American restaurant down at heart. (25:56) They please you from the time you enter until the time you leave Magnolia Grill. And so on a serious note, I proudly salute an important place that cares for the spouses of our service members known for its mom rule. You may think of it as the Air Force Enlisted Village, Bob Hope Village or the Hawthorne House, but know that for over four decades, its special residents have called this safe place home. Our community continues to support this special place and fondly remembers the visits of Bob and Dolores hope and their support building local and national interest. The need for your support of this village continues. Give me a call and I can tell you more about the mom rule. (26:33) Georgia satellites, keep your hands to yourself. And if you're a destined city councilwoman, keep your hands off of other people's vehicles. That is so true. Yeah. So what do you think about this story? destined councilwoman arrested in a 4th of July boat ramp incident accused of moving a man's truck. (26:53) Now we got a little we're not exactly sure how to pronounce her last name. Is it? Is it Hebert? Is it a bear? Is it? Hey, sir? No, sir. But destined city councilwoman Teresa a bear was arrested Friday for trespassing on conveyance. Now according to a warrant affidavit, more Fort Walton Beach man was unloading his boat from the trailer on the 4th of July when it took off without him. For Walton Beach man brand office said in a matter of maybe seven minutes for me getting on my boat backing it out of the trailer on the water and beaching it at the nearby beach. I was walking back in my truck took off without me. Now destined mayor pro tem and city councilwoman a bear is accused of being behind the wheel of Hoffa's truck. Affidavit says she chased that Hoffa chased after her to get her to stop. Now a bear told Hoffa that she took the truck because he was just taken too long and he needed to move. According to the warrant affidavit. I'm sitting here and after my own truck for about 40 to 50 yards running after my truck after about 40 or 50 yards and it stops and this woman gets out and pretty much just goes in and starts berating me she says you know you should already have it moved. And I can do that because I'm a destined councilwoman. That's according to how well that's not not exactly how that works. It's not really true. Now during a voluntary interview a bear admitted to getting into the vehicle and putting it in drive and moving in approximately 100 feet from the ramp. The affidavit also says that she admitted she did not have permission to drive the vehicle. (28:36) Honestly had it gone a different way. Hoffa said if she would have just gotten out and said hey I'm sorry there's a long line. I was just trying to help you. I realize you're by yourself. I hope you don't mind you know or even asked me ahead of time but it was the whole demeanor that really really just sent me spinning for the day. W.E.A.R. had the story and they reached out to Destin Mayor Bobby Wagner and councilwoman a bear but both have declined to comment. Hoffa said what I do want to highlight is the disparity between a normal citizen like me and somebody in Destin's elite because there's no reason for all that attitude and all that high and mighty. (29:14) I'm better than you. A bear's mugshot has not been made publicly available. So he's he's he's letting his boat out. July 4th. Trying to get it tied up on the mooring dock. Yeah. And then they don't get back in his truck and move it. And that wasn't good enough for her. Right. Gotcha. Yeah. She said he was taking too long and jumped in and well stole it for 100 yards. So so not a hey let me let me go grab your boat for you. If you could please move. Right. Yeah. OK. Yeah. OK. (29:52) There's there's ways to handle that. You know. Hey could you could you use a hand. Hey can I help you look like you're struggling. No, it was a little bit all about her, right? So Karen a bear, is that right? Yeah, I think that's her middle name. (30:09) You know, congratulations, ma'am. You have now unseated. Payne Walker is one of the most despicable council people in local politics. So congratulations, lady. Wow, and Bobby's really putting her on a pedestal. Yeah, I just I'm sorry. (30:26) You know what? Anything short of a full public apology is unacceptable. And honestly, I really, you know, I don't live in Destin and I guess that's good for the people of Destin. (30:41) But I think I think she should step down from City Council personally. Yeah, she's also mayor pro-tem. So no, I she runs the meetings when the when the mayor's not there. I think that's I think you prove that you don't deserve that position, you know, and yeah, it's it's true. (30:58) It's true. And for those of you out there that want to lose your mind and call in to talk to me. I'll tell you how wrong you are. But yeah, I think one simple thing like that outweighs a lot of good stuff that you did. Yeah, there was 900 other ways to handle that and even now there's there's opportunities for apology and contriteness and hey, I'm not saying I don't lose my temper in a moment and realize that there probably was a better path, but I've also gotten pretty good at saying I'm sorry. (31:28) Kind of funny how far sorry you'll go. Yeah, this probably that and that probably would have ended it at that point, right? Wouldn't have drawn any more attention to it. Hey, he may have been upset with it. But yeah, she just had the she had the wrong attitude about it. (31:46) Yeah, wrong attitude. She represents all that is wrong. Well said. Yep. All right. We're out of here in two hours. Damn it. I was thinking we're out of time. No, we're out of time on this break. I got a lot of time. (32:01) Crap. It's the B Team Morning Show. Schuyler Black and Bobby Dewrell brought to you by Stripes, Puppet Grill and Navarre, Okaloosa Gas and Outkast Sushi in Miramar Beach. By the way, we've got the story for you online at thebteamshow.com. Across South Okaloosa County right now, 80 degrees, 90 going to be our high today. (32:20) A 50% chance of showers and thunderstorms possible after the lunch hour today. We'll check that full forecast here in just a little bit. It's going to be hot though and humid all week long, Bobby. Today is going to be the second coolest day following yesterday of the next seven days. (32:37) So you're going to want to make sure you crank up that AC. And speaking of air conditioners, the Escambia County Sheriff's Office, Bobby, is asking for the public's help in identifying a suspect accused of stealing three air conditioning units from the Brownsville Assembly of God Church in Pensacola in late June. Investigators say the man made multiple trips using a light blue tricycle with a small trailer to haul away the units. (33:05) You know what? They do not need to arrest that man. He did work hard. He worked his butt off. Now, Escambia County Sheriff Chip Simmons said stolen AC units are often dismantled for parts or sold as scrap, while local leaders called the theft from a house of worship especially disheartening. Anyone with information about the suspect is encouraged to contact Crime Stoppers or the Escambia County Sheriff's Office as deputies work to solve the case. (33:39) But yeah, I didn't stutter. The man made multiple trips using a light blue tricycle with a small trailer to haul away the air conditioner units. He's a thief, but he can't disparage his work ethic to make that happen. (33:59) That's a wild story. That's a Florida man story for you right there. Hey, a shout out to South Walton High School pitcher Denton Lord. He was selected by the San Diego Padres in the 17th round of the 2026 MLB draft, but he's chosen to honor his commitment to Mississippi State instead of beginning his professional career. (34:21) Now, Lord became the second South Walton player drafted by the Padres this year, following their first-round pick by the Padres this year, following their first-round pick, Coleman Borthwick. Now, meanwhile, Niceville infielder Deacon Avery, who was also eligible for the draft, went unselected, but he will also head to college this fall after committing to Florida State. Now, under MLB rules, both Lord and Avery will not be eligible for the draft again until they turn 21 or complete their junior seasons, making 2029 their next opportunity. (34:56) So congratulations. We've got plenty of local baseball talent around here. That's for sure. All right. It's 830. You ready to take a break? Yeah. You need a breather? I could use one. Okay. All right. Stay with us. It's the B Team Morning Show. 830 is the time. (35:11) It's 100.3. KROCK. Fool in the rain from Led Zeppelin on 100.3 KROCK, the Classic Rock Station. Bobby, the bipartisan push to make daylight savings time permanent is heading for a chamber-wide vote after clearing a key House hurdle. (35:29) The House Rules Committee on Monday teed up a floor vote on the Sunshine Protection Act, which would allow states to enact daylight savings time year-round with an option to opt out. The committee approved the rule in a 6-4 vote. (35:47) Now, the measure has the support of many coastal lawmakers and President Donald Trump, who has repeatedly urged Congress to make daylight savings time permanent and end the twice-a-year ritual of changing clocks, a practice currently observed by every state except Hawaii and most of Arizona. (36:04) Now, proponents argue that resetting clocks has negative health impacts, while permanent daylight savings time would boost outdoor recreation, tourism, and economic activity among other benefits. Most Americans already set their clocks forward one hour each spring to preserve more evening daylight before falling back one hour in November. And Americans are overwhelmingly supportive of this policy and want to end the practice of springing forward and falling back. Locking the clock all year long would have positive impacts on sleep, schedules, energy conservation, motor vehicle safety, and our economy, says Chairman Brett Guthrie, a Republican of Kentucky on Monday. Now, in practice, this change would mean more time for people to exercise outside, visit family, attend concerts and sporting events, attract customers to their retail businesses, and more. Representative Vern Buchanan, a Republican of Florida, said that Floridians and Americans across the country are tired of the biannual time change, and the evidence is clear that permanent daylight savings time can improve public health, reduce traffic accidents, lower crime, and encourage more outdoor activity. Where do you fall on this issue? I'm for it. You're for it? Yeah, I'm also one of the few guys that's for us being on Eastern Time as well. Oh, you want the entire state on Eastern Time, not the panhandle here on Central. Exactly. (37:30) I think all of Alabama and Florida should be on Eastern Time, but that's me. So what do you think about the states either opting in of no daylight savings time or continuing to fall? Is it going to be confusing? It seems right. Yeah, it'll be confusing as hell. How do you do that with flights? Technology wise, it's going to change a lot of stuff. There's a lot of programming that's going to have to happen to make all that work, but it's what it is. The same thing happened when we switched daylight savings time when we went in and came out of it back, what, 20 years ago now, 30 years ago? Yeah, pushed it back later. Yeah, I mean, it's what it is. We'll figure it out. But yeah, it's passed a big hurdle in the house, and now it's getting ready for a chamber-wide vote. So we'll see what comes out of this. It's the B Team Morning Show wrapping things up for the show in about three minutes after Rare Earth. (38:29) I just want to celebrate because we're almost done. Yep. It's 100.3 KROCK. It's sunny and Bobby's not going to go outside and melt here after the show like he did yesterday. Of course, we still have the B Team Encore Hour at nine o'clock, but the B Team Morning Show is officially out of time for today. (38:52) Folks, if you missed anything that Bobby and I may have talked about this morning, well, we'd like to put it all online for you at thebteamshow.com. You can listen to the show in its entirety. You can listen to just the bits that we talk about, the B Team Redux. Plus, we've got our show notes tab where you'll find local news, events, national news. What else have we got there? National holidays, your daily Ask Uncle Bobby feature. All of that. All right there. Yeah. So get out there. (39:17) Check it out. Thebteamshow.com is where it is at. 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