National Unicorn Day & the Gator-on-the-Roof Arrest: Why Florida's Spring Break Just Got Weirder

(00:00) Here's today's B Team Redux. On the highway, on the classic rock station, 100.3 KROCK. It's the B Team Morning Show. How you doing everybody? Uh, the show is on the air and you can find us online as well. (00:15) That's true. Bteamshow.com and now back on Facebook. Yeah. Yeah. Whole, whole new setup on Facebook there because, uh, uh, well, an employee that recently left decided to take away everybody's admin rights and steal the page. Mm hmm. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. (00:32) What a guy. Mm. That's all we'll say there. Definitely something. Something. A guy. Yeah. Like, like, uh, years ago, somebody called the house. (00:47) They were, it was a former employee of dad's and they were like, oh yeah, we're just going. He, uh, he puts you down as a character witness. We wondered if, if, you know, we could ask you a couple of questions and dad said, well, he's a character and hung up the phone. You might want to like make sure that they, they would be a reference for you. (01:07) Right. By the way, coming up, uh, in two weeks on Saturday, April 25th, Liza Jackson preparatory school celebrating its 25th anniversary open house. Yeah. Yeah. We've, uh, we've put together some fun soft spots. We got, we got a chance to talk to a couple of lifers and some kids over there that went over to Greece and, uh, you'll hear some spots running around here. (01:27) Maybe, maybe even get a show together about it and, and plop it out there. But yeah, there's, there's promos about the event running now with, uh, audio from current, uh, current staff and, and students as well. And of course the event is coming up on Saturday, April 25th at Liza Jackson preparatory school corner of hospital road and Lewis Turner Boulevard here in Fort Walton beach. (01:47) The event goes from 11 till one 30. And we've got more details on the events tab at The B Team show.com. Well today, Bobby, this is a, another one of those, uh, Democrat holidays where they believe in fantasies. (02:02) It's national unicorn day. Oh, it sounds like a day for every millennial out there. God almighty. This is not a millennial thing. Yeah, it is. It's celebrating imaginary horses with knives on their heads. And you know, cause adulthood just needed one more participation trophy with glitter. (02:19) Well, it's not fair. He got a trophy and I didn't. Uh, national unicorn day is that, uh, well, it's that annual moment when grown adults with mortgages and lower back pain decide the world needs more glitter, more whimsy and well, fewer consequences. (02:36) See, it's a, it's a celebration of the noble imaginary horse with the forehead weapon, which is. Well, it's either a symbol of purity or a warning label for anyone standing too close. Brands will honor it by selling you pastel sugar and new shapes and people will post inspirational nonsense. (02:54) Like they, they just discovered magic in a clearance aisle. But, uh, look, you got to treat it like a civic duty and show up, nod respectfully and at the absurdity and keep one eye on the nearest exit in case someone tries to make it a lifestyle. (03:11) Yeah. You probably should want to stay away from those people. National unicorn day, a day for weirdos. Sure. It's the BT morning show. We're going to take a break and take a look at your Marine forecast brought to you by Marine max of Fort Walton beach coming up next on 100.3 KROCK. (03:30) 100.3 KROCK. Here's your destined for one beach Marine forecast brought to you by Marine max, the areas exclusive dealer of gritty white boats, a small craft advisory continues sunny with highs heading well into the seventies today around the water East winds will be breezy 10 to 20 knots higher gusts possible sees five to seven feet. (03:53) Occasionally getting to nine feet. High tide 4 0 3 PM low tide for 10 AM high tide 5 0 8 PM with your Omni broadcasting Marine forecast. I'm meteorologist Phil Jensko bad decisions. Oh man. (04:10) Hey folks, national gin and tonic day. Is that precious little calendar excuse for grown adults? Pretend, uh, well, a time wedge or excuse me, pretend, pretend a lime wedge counts as self-care and the word tonic makes it sound like you're doing something medicinal. Now listen, it's a salute to the drink that tastes like a pine tree, got into a bar fight with the chemistry set, then cleaned itself up just enough to pass and play company. (04:36) Now, listen, nobody's here to ask why this needs a day. Everyone's here because the day gives them permission to stop pretending. They weren't already thinking about it. So hydrate responsibly. If that phrase still means anything to you. Yeah. (04:51) Do you know what, uh, you know what Jen uses as a phrase for, for marketing purposes, at least we taste better than scotch. Yeah. I can see that. God, you know, when we were over in Tallahassee a couple of weeks ago, I'm one of the guys that fixed me, but it was supposed to be a crown and soda. (05:09) It was, it was scotch and it was, man, I don't like scotch at all. I don't know, understand why people enjoy that. I don't, I don't, it's not, it's not my thing. Yeah, it's just not my thing. You can be a little more, you can be a little more transparent than that. (05:27) I know you think it's awful. Oh, it's, it's like licking the, the South end of a North bound mule is what it is awful. And I, I would have to say, uh, I was given a great analogy. (05:43) It's like eating band-aids. It has that smell. I don't, you know, I don't even think it's that bad. I mean, it's, it's, it's, I don't know. I don't, I don't know how to describe it. But that Petey Ness is, is what it is. (06:00) And I just don't care for it. It's just, it's horrible. Bobby would rather eat the jelly beans. And I guess not, it's not in my flavor profile. Yeah. Okay. In other words, it sucks. All right. It's a BT morning show on a Thursday. (06:15) How about a little George thorough? Good, bad to the bone. Now they go on 100.3 KROCK. Yeah. It's a crack station. (06:35) 100.3 K rockets. The BT morning show, by the way, Wolfstock, the third annual day for dogs and owners in Navarre is coming up this Sunday afternoon from New York for. And pick it's art antiques on highway 87 in Navarre presented by our friends at Okaloosa gas. (06:51) And I believe Ms. Cindy Barry from Okaloosa gas will be joining us on the air sometime during the eight o'clock hour today to talk about that event, but very similar to how the Fort Walton chamber does dog days down at the landing in October. Uh, Navarre chamber is, has started this event a few years ago and it's, uh, and it's open to the public. (07:09) So we've got more details on the events tab at The B Team show.com. All right. I'm Schuyler black. He's Bobby Dewrell, The B Team morning show brought to you by stripes pub and grill in Navarre, Okaloosa gas and outcast sushi and Miramar beach. One final national holiday today to reveal. (07:27) And I like this one. It's national name yourself day. Yeah. Cause apparently your parents' best effort needs a rebrand, you know, like your sad little cereal that stopped selling. Yeah, I need a new refresh national name. (07:44) Yourself day is, well, it's that little calendar gremlin that shows up once a year and ask you to do the one thing your parents already did while sleep deprived and underqualified, and let's pick a name and pretend it fixes your whole situation, see it's a free pass to try on a new identity for 24 hours. (08:01) You know, something bold, something mysterious, something that won't get you called to the principal's office. Now nobody's saying paperwork, court filings or commitment. Pittsburgh say this is more like test driving a personality in the parking returning it before anyone checks the mileage. (08:21) Now, if you think a different name won't change your life, you're probably right. Which is exactly why we're doing it. Yeah. National name yourself day. At least you all have a name that people can pronounce. Uh, you know what? (08:36) I think you should just be national. Change the spelling of your damn name. Yeah. Can you make that happen? Yeah, it's a B team morning show minutes away from seven o'clock. Stick tight. We've got some stories and events to talk about next hour. Plus ask uncle Bobby on the way about 45 minutes from now on 100.3 KROCK. (08:56) You actually like this? Yeah, dude. It's classic rock. Well, there's more where that came from. 100.3 KROCK. Eddie money and Bobby hold on. Yep. That's, that's, that's exactly what it was sung for. (09:13) That's right. That's right. Good morning. 60 degrees. Isn't it? Isn't it weird though? I mean, we've had some great afternoon weather this week, but every morning it's been a dry, cool air. Yep. It has not been that warm, humid Gulf Florida type air. (09:28) Uh, high is 79 today and 80 tomorrow. Low eighties projected for the weekend. But if you look at the overnight lows, I think, yeah, it's still going to stay rather dry. 57 tonight, 58 Friday night, 59 Saturday night. (09:44) So, um, I guess it's springtime. That's all we can say. It just feels like it's been a drier spring thus far. Having to, I'm gonna have to turn on the, uh, irrigation at home, I guess. All right. We are the BT. (09:59) Morning Show, Schuyler Black and Bobby Dewrell, brought to you by Stripes Pub and Grill & Navarre, as well as Okaloosa Gas and OutKast Sushi in Miramar Beach. How are you doing today? Man, I'm doing all right. I'm doing all right. I made it this far. (10:15) It's Friday Eve. That it is. A former Fort Bragg employee is now facing federal charges for allegedly leaking classified military information to a journalist. See that yesterday? (10:30) No. No, I missed that. Yeah. Prosecutors say 40-year-old Courtney Williams had top-secret clearance and shared sensitive details, including tactics used by elite military units over several years, through calls, texts, and documents. This all came down yesterday. The information later showed up in a book and articles about Fort Bragg, and that some of it was considered national defense information. (10:55) Williams is now under the Espionage Act, which deals with the illegal sharing of classified information. There you go. Yeah. Maybe you shouldn't risk your clearance like that. We've got lots to get to this morning. I believe Miss Cindy Berry is going to be joining us next hour to talk about Wolfstock, not the one that Janice Joplin was at. (11:20) And this is going to be the one where the four-legged furry friends will be at in Navarre this weekend. So we'll learn more about that. Plus, we're about 35-ish minutes away from hearing from Uncle Bobby this morning. So stick tight. We've got lots to get to. (11:36) A full look at your forecast coming up in the next 10 minutes. Right now, the Talking Heads and She Was on KROCK. Ozzie, by request from Bobby this morning. Yeah, let's go with that. (11:52) Mama, I'm coming home. 60 degrees this morning, a high of 79 this afternoon. A full look at your forecast is coming up in just a little bit. Schuyler Black and Bobby Dewrell reminding you that it's not too late to adopt a dispatcher. You've got a couple more days. (12:09) You've got some time. Starting on Sunday the 12th and going through next Saturday the 18th, Fort Walton Beach Police Department will honor National Public Safety Telecommunicators Week. I know, it seems like a lot, but it's Dispatcher Week. You get the chance to appreciate and shower our local dispatchers in gifts every single day. So don't miss out on the opportunity. It's not too late to register. We've got details on the events tab at the bteamshow.com to get you linked up for that. We've got a little story out of Gulf Breeze this morning. A high school student that was caught on camera vehicle surfing in Gulf Breeze on Tuesday has city officials pushing out a message to residents in the hopes of cracking down on the mischief. The incidents were caught on camera in the Shoreline Park parking lot, which connects the area schools, library, public safety building, and city hall. (13:08) Now on camera you can see someone standing in the bed of a red truck with their arms stretched. Another incident involved a student hood surfing on a moving four-door sedan. Residents say the area generally sees a lot of traffic with e-bikes and e-motos in addition to vehicles, and Gulf Breeze City Manager Samantha Abell says this is an opportunity to let people know to be safe and aware of your surroundings. So knock it off kids in Gulf Breeze. Stop vehicle surfing. Yes, it's not the smartest thing to do. Or maybe go to the north end of the county where there's a few less cameras. I mean, I can't say that we all haven't done something stupid, but probably not right in the middle of town. So maybe suggest, I would suggest, you know, find somewhere a little more desolate if you would. It probably makes sense. Yeah, you know. (14:05) Nobody says you can't have fun. Just don't go where the cameras go. Bobby, by the way, we got another story out of Walton County on a spring break bust. Okay. Yeah, I know. We've talked about SEC and Big 12 schools so far, but the Sunbelt says, wait a minute, hold my beer. (14:28) We got a Sunbelt school to talk about here in just a little bit. Yeah. Uh-huh. So stay with us. On the way, music from the Who, Joe Walsh, Skid Row, and in 20 minutes, Uncle Bobby. Yeah, ask Uncle Bobby on the way. In just a little while, your daily advice you didn't know you needed. (14:50) 100.3 KROCK, Skid Row, 18, and life. Hopefully, Bobby and I don't end up with that sentence. But this mom up in Alabama kind of deserves it. Yeah. Yeah. An Alabama mother is now facing serious charges, and deservedly so, after police say she sprayed her young children with bear spray. (15:14) Officers in Leeds responded when a child ran into the street crying for help, suffering from red swollen eyes. Investigators say two children told police their mother used the spray on them, including in their eyes and in their mouth. Kids were treated at a hospital, and the mother was arrested on felony child abuse, and later released on bond. So what happens in that situation? Does DHS come in, and kids go into foster care for a short time, while that's all sorted out? (15:47) Yeah. Because I'm guessing dad's not a part of the picture. Yeah, dad's not mentioned. But that's just awful. I'm sure kids can be a handful of times, but holy smokes, what makes a person resort to that? Anyway, just awful. Coming up here, in about 10 minutes, we're going to ask Uncle Bobby for advice this morning. Do you have any idea of what today's topic may be? Have you looked yet? (16:15) No. I'm going to peek here. I'm going to peek. Interesting. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Stick tight. We'll get to that here at 745. Okay. Ish. (16:31) Ish. Ish. Hey, remember, if you missed any of the B Team Morning Show earlier this week, you can find us on demand at thebteamshow.com, plus we've got all of our show notes out there, including local events, national holidays, local and wacky news, daily Ask Uncle Bobby features, and more, all at thebteamshow.com. I was on a walk last night, and I ran into Larry Hipsch through the neighborhood, and he was carrying a nightstick, and he said, I use this to keep dogs from attacking me. Okay. Actually, it sounds like he and the girls legitimately got attacked by wild dogs in the Elliott Point neighborhood. There you go. Yeah. (17:14) So anyway, if you see Larry Hipsch walking around with a nightstick, that's why. I'm sure he appreciates me telling everybody to. Salmon pants and a nightstick. There you go. What is that, walk loudly and carry a big stick? (17:30) You think they broke the mold with that guy? Yeah, it's a special mold. All right. Here's the who with the deaf, dumb, and blind kid. That's right. The politically correct song. That's right. It's the B Team Morning Show on 100.3 KROCK. (17:46) Sunshine later on today. A high of 79 currently outside your window. It's 60 degrees. We are the B Team Morning Show. Schuyler Black and Bobby Dewrell. Thursday morning, Friday eve, whatever you want to call it, the weekend is coming up. (18:06) And to get you into the weekend, you always got to have some advice to sit and stew about. And we've got something to give you some stewing time over. That's right. It's Ask Uncle Bobby your daily advice, all stitched together by our friends at Buy Tomcat Custom Apparel. That's right. (18:28) Little league, church events, school functions. Spring is basically the Olympics of matching shirts. Yeah. Gives you something to think about, doesn't it? Well, today, Uncle Bobby, you get a question in from the Burnout Hamster Royalty. They write in saying, Dear Uncle Bobby, I keep trying to find a perfect work-life balance, but I always end up stressed and burn out. (18:56) How do I make it sustainable? Look, perfect work-life balance is a bedtime story for adults who still think calendars care about their feelings. Look, you're chasing a unicorn with a spreadsheet and somehow you're surprised you keep getting trampled. Sustainability is what people say when they want chaos to behave. Look, here's the truth. Moderation is a museum exhibit for the unimaginative. You do not need balance. You need contrast. See, work like a possessed machine for a stretch. Then slam the brakes and live like a decadent Roman with a phone on an airplane mode and a grin like you just stole fire. Look, when you're in work mode, go full monastic, right? Cancel the little distractions, skip performative wellness, treat your inbox like a battlefield where you leave no survivors. Then, when you switch to leisure mode, do not doubt. (19:59) People like a coward with one foot in responsibility. No, no. Leisure mode means you disappear. You take the kind of time off that makes people whisper and managers blink twice like they saw a ghost. If anyone asks, you say you are pursuing work-life balance and you say it with a straight face like it's a federally protected pilgrimage. Okay? And if you burn out again, good. That is just your body filing a complaint about boredom. You do not need a perfectly balanced life. You need a life that swings hard enough to remind you you're alive. So it's okay to whiff a few times? Why not? Alright. Swing for the fences. Absolutely. (20:48) Find out hamster royalty. There's your answer this morning. We've got one more piece of advice for everybody tomorrow morning from Uncle Bobby. And remember, if you like what Uncle Bobby has to say, find the merch and buy it up at DewBob.com. That's right. It's all right there. And a lot of it produced by our friends at Buy Tomcat Custom Apparel. (21:15) That's right. Where the apparel is custom. It's $7.50. What do you say we take a break and you and I do a little quick cat nap. We'll come back with the eight o'clock hour. Just a few. Sounds perfect. All right. Local news is next. Dan Diamond's got that for you right here on the B Team Morning Show with 100.3 KROCK. Eve, as we like to say here on the B Team Morning Show, Schuyler Black and Bobby Durrell. B Team Show brought to you by our friends at Stripes Pub and Grill in Navarre, as well as Outkast Sushi in Miramar Beach. And certainly last but not least, Miss Cindy Barry in Okaloosa Gas. Good morning, Cindy. How are you? I am wonderful. How are you? Well, we're delighted to see you this morning. Well, thank you. (22:02) And you're in to howl about Woofstock this weekend. Yes, sir. We're getting ready for the big event on Sunday from 12 to 4 at Pickett's off Highway 87. Yeah, this is over in Navarre and it's put on by the Navarre Beach Area Chamber of Commerce. So if everybody out there is familiar with dog days, the Fort Walton Chamber does, this is similar to that, except a springtime event rather than a falltime event. Yes, sir. Yeah, it's almost completely like that, except totally different. Yeah, exactly. That's a great comparison, Bobby. (22:37) It's just like it, but not. It has more of a 1960s groovy theme, because it's Woofstock, not Woodstock. I know. So we're going to have dogs there, not Janice Joplin. True. Okay. Big difference there. But it should be a lot of fun. It's from noon to 4. So tell me what Okaloosa Gas' deal is with this and how you all are involved and what all is happening on Sunday. The Chamber was looking for a new event, and I presented Woofstock as an extra event for the community. And I work at Okaloosa Gas, and I'm a board member with the Navarre Beach Chamber, and Okaloosa Gas is very involved in the Navarre community. (23:23) And we're excited to be part of Woofstock, as well as provide a tent, and we're going to have good puppy snacks. We're going to have a chance to win a $100 gift card and some more. Well, don't tell Bobby about the puppy snacks, because he'll be lining up for a Biggin' Strip. I've seen it. We have the best dog snacks, because Yogi Berry approved them, and it's beef lung. It's an all-natural dog treat. All right, cool. That's something else he likes. Yeah, I was just talking about that yesterday. I should've dropped off a goody bag, a doggy bag. No pun intended, right? You know, I'm just a hound dog. Wa-wa-wa-woof. (24:07) It should be a lot of fun. You're going to have pet-friendly vendors out there, food trucks, entertainment and music, and rescue spotlights, pet contests and canine demonstrations. What's a pet contest? Well, it's where pets compete. Costume. He's from Iowa. It's a costume contest where you and your pet can dress up, and we have three judges that will judge how you dressed appropriately for the event. And we have the big dog and the small dog class. (24:41) So have you done the costume contest each of the first two years? At Woofstock, no. So this is a new event? No, we've always had it, but I've never entered it. Gotcha, okay. All right, so do you have your dog's costume figured out? Yes, I do. All right. He looks really good. What's he going to be? Are you going to spill the beans, or do you want us to show up Sunday and see? He's going to look like a hippie. He's a big hippie. So Jimmy Hound Dog Ricks? I thought it was funny. We, no. Cindy, it was funny. It was funny. (25:18) Okay, thank you, thank you, thank you. I'll keep my day job. Last year when we had the contest, so many people, the people in the community really get in the theme. So you see the flower childs, the tie dyes, and we've got some really cool shirts this year that are tie dyed. You also see the hippie flair. What about the John Lennon glasses? We had a lady last year, a couple pull up in a Volkswagen, all like the old Volkswagen with the really cool colors. The old VW. Yes. So it's a really fun event. Bet there's at least one dog named Ringo. There might be. Got any other ideas on names out there? No. No? Now last year you had like 200 plus dogs out there, right? Yes, sir. So it's grown each year. How many are you expecting this weekend? My goal is at least 250 plus. We do charge $5 for entry cover charge for the dog. Humans are free. The reason we do the $5 is we like to donate the money to the Santa Rosa Animal Shelter for our Woodstock. We have a Woodstock placement that we sponsor the kennel over there. What is that noise? I don't know. It's this studio. (26:37) It's this studio. If you're going to be true to form for Woodstock, you should only plan for about five people if you're going to have 250 people show up. See, that's the way original Woodstock went. Yeah. Oh, that's true. We do have a lot of... Do not try the dog treats that are passing around. I repeat, do not try the dog treats that are passing around. (27:03) It's not jerky. Don't take the gummies. That's right. That's right. Oh, but it... I don't know where I was going. Well, we know you're a dog lover and that you always support this event and, of course, Dog Days at the Fort Walton Chamber does in the fall. It's a delight to tie in your product, natural gas, with a dog because you don't think about it, but... (27:33) They produce natural gas. Well, they need natural gas to hot water, fireplaces, to wash their bedding and everything, so it's just a great tie-in and it makes it fun. And you all have really expanded out in the Navarre area the last few years. Yes, sir. Anything new with Okaloosa Gas? You've got your beautiful new office up there in Niceville. Oh, we're so... It's wonderful being all together. This office provides our whole company to be together where we were always at different offices. Yeah, your old sales and marketing office was in a house. Yes. Yes, and now we're all on one floor. Yeah. That's awesome. So we're able to communicate. It's just a nice board thinking. Well, call me. I'll come out and take a tour. I'd love to give you a tour. Well, we're going to have Cindy go over to 94.3 FTW, talk a little bit more about this event with Dan Diamond, and maybe expand a little bit more on what Okaloosa Gas is pushing this spring and summer season. Well, thank you very much for having me. I appreciate it. Hey, any time you want to come in, you're always welcome. Thank you very much. All right. Ms. Cindy Berry with Okaloosa Gas joining us here on the B Team Morning Show today. Schuyler Blank and Bobby Dewrell rocking and rolling on a Thursday. Here's the Doobie Brothers. Listen to the music. It's 100.3 KROCK. Von Shelby, you give love a bad name. I always used to laugh because people 15, 18 years ago would dub in songs on YouTube before everybody had Spotify, Apple Music on their phone. That's how you'd listen to music on the go. Yeah, somebody dubbed in You Give Love a Bad Name, but they titled it Shot Through the Heart. No, that's not the title, dumbass. I've also saw one, Tim McGraw, something like that, and they titled it Barbecue Stain. Barbecue Stain on my white T-shirt. Barbecue Stain's not the name of the song. Well, could have been. I suppose. It's a B Team Morning Show. Schuyler Blank and Bobby Dewrell. Of course, last break we had Ms. Cindy Berry from Okaloosa Gas in with us to talk about Wolfstock. We've got more details on that. (29:59) On our events tab at thebteamshow.com. Well you found the story as well, but Sunbelt School makes their debut on the local spring break bust list. (30:17) This came from the Walton County Sheriff's Office, but University of Louisiana Lafayette made it less than two days before getting the boot. They packed more than 50 in a house on Ellis Road in Miramar Beach, and it wasn't long before the noise, complaints, and calls about underage drinking turned into a walkthrough by the property management company. (30:38) The house was so trashed, they immediately decided to evict these raging Cajuns. Back to Louisiana they went. We've heard from students from Texas, LSU, Ole Miss, Alabama, even had Okie State. (30:59) Now as Sunbelt says, don't forget about us. That's right. Not to be left out. That's right, that's right. And when do we get some students from Troy? Yeah, probably not going to happen. No? Is that a quiet campus? No parties there? (31:14) Yep, that's the way that works. They're all too busy in Bible study. Is that right? Yeah, yeah, let's go with that. It's a BT Morning Show brought to you by Stripes Pub & Grill in Navarre, as well as Okaloosa Gas and Outkast Sushi in Miramar Beach. (31:32) Another quick Florida story for you, police here in the Sunshine State pulled over a vehicle and found something you don't see every day, a dead alligator strapped to the roof of the car. Yeah, I saw that. Yeah, I wouldn't question the two people in the car admitted they picked up the alligator as roadkill. (31:48) But they were taking it to the taxidermist. That's right. Because this will look good in my living room. That's right. You can hang that baby up. Now, instead, the ride ended with law enforcement stepping in saying, you know, hauling a dead alligator down the road, like rooftop luggage, isn't exactly legal. (32:06) So, yeah, they didn't get their trophy. That's right. Some people see roadkill, others see boots. That's true. Or a belt. (32:21) What else could you make out of gator skin? Miniskirt. Miniskirt. Okay. I'd rather have that than a snake. And snake boots. That's true. I don't like snakes at all. It's kind of like we saw that snake over in Tallahassee a couple weeks ago. (32:36) I jumped and ran, and you turned around five seconds later, oh. Yeah, oh is not the word that came out of my mouth. Well, I'm not going to say the other part. That was just the first half of it. (32:52) I said firetruck. 3K Rock, the classic rock station. It's the B Team morning show. 8.43 is the time. On a Thursday, almost Friday, everybody, we've just about made it. 62 degrees here in Destin, Fort Walton Beach, a high today of 79, with plenty of sunshine later on today. (33:11) That full forecast coming up in just a little while. But Bobby, we did just get a press release from Devin with the city of Fort Walton Beach. It's a little bit of a follow-up on a crash that happened here in Fort Walton last Saturday night. (33:30) On April 4th, at approximately 8.05 p.m., officers with the Fort Walton Beach Police Department responded to a traffic crash involving injuries in front of Dodge's Southern Style at 1 Eglin Parkway, Highway 85. Now, a preliminary investigation indicates that a black Maserati operated by Tyler Martin of Fort Walton Beach was traveling southbound on State Road 85 when the driver attempted to make a left turn across the northbound lanes. (33:57) At that time, a motorcycle operated by Levi Elmore was traveling northbound in the center lane and collided with the vehicle. As a result of the collision, the motorcyclist was ejected. Mr. Elmore was wearing a helmet at the time of the crash but was pronounced deceased at the scene by responding medical personnel. (34:17) The Fort Walton Beach Police Department Traffic Homicide Unit is actively investigating this incident. No additional details are available at this time. Anyone with information regarding this crash is urged to contact the Fort Walton Beach Police Department at 850-833-9546. (34:41) One more song before we get out of here. (35:07) Sure. Sounds good. ZZ Toppin' Pearl Necklace. Wonder what that means. Ha ha ha. Who knows. Yes, you can. That's right. From local news and wacky news to the national holidays, Ask Uncle Bobby, local events, and more. (35:27) Plus the show on demand anytime you want to hear it. That's right. Balls. Right there. TheLGBT.com. Made specially for the LGB folks. That's right. LGBT community. The Aryans. The Aryans. (35:42) Larry, Gary, Barry. And only one of them has actually paid attention. And T? Is that Tom? No. Barry Toish. Oh. B.T. He gets two. He's the B.T. He's very special. Want to thank our sponsors including Okaloosa Gas, Stripes Pub & Grill in Navarre, and OutKast Sushi at Miramar Beach. (36:04) Tomorrow is Friday. Mm-hmm. Yeah. I like the sound of that. Hope you all have a safe and enjoyable rest of your Thursday. I'm Schuyler Black. Bobby Dewrell. Get us on out. Hey, folks. Thanks for listening to the B Team Morning Show, your leading alternative to quality programming right here on the Emerald Coast. (36:22) 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 for this wild ride that we call a morning show. But come that time of day, we got to mosey on out of here. So you keep on rocking, keep on rolling, never settle for the ordinary. (36:37) Until the next time, the B Team. And that's a wrap on today's B Team Redux.