Origami Day & the Candle Camper Inferno: How a Spreadsheet Ruined Friendsgiving & a Murder Cruise Made Headlines

(00:00) Here's today's B Team Redux. AC, DC, and highway to hell on the classic rock station, 100.3 KROCK. Good morning, Emerald Coast. I hope you're doing well. I'm Schuyler Black. The B Team Morning Show is on the air. (00:16) Hump Day Wednesday. It's also Veterans Day. We'll take a look at some of the Veterans Day festivities coming up here in just a little bit. But, you know, there is a national holiday that has not made the headlines yet. (00:32) And, well, we owe it to it to talk about it. It's called Origami Day. And it's because nothing says a relaxing hobby like losing a paper crane to one bad fold and a lifetime of resentment. Yeah, origami. I've never been one for origami. (00:49) But Origami Day is the annual reminder that humans will turn anything into a tradition if it lets them feel productive while avoiding real responsibilities. You take a perfectly innocent sheet of paper, fold it into a crane, a frog, or some geometric confession of your control issues. (01:08) And then you act like you've achieved inner peace instead of just making trash with better posture. People swap patterns, show off creases like they're battle scars, and pretend the whole thing isn't just arts and crafts cosplay for grown-ups. It's quiet, it's meticulous, and it's weirdly satisfying. (01:27) And it's exactly the kind of wholesome nonsense that makes me suspicious. Folks, welcome to Origami Day. Well, it's the B Team Morning Show. I'm Schuyler Black on a Hump Day Wednesday. Veterans Day today, if you men and women out there served in our armed forces, we thank you endlessly for your service. (01:48) And there's a lot of Veterans Day celebrations and ceremonies that are going on throughout the day today. We'll preview those here in just a little bit. Taking a look at your forecast weather-wise today, we'll see a high of 74 degrees and 75 for Thursday before a big cool-down is in the mix by Friday. (02:09) And into the weekend. More on that in just a little bit. Right now, Autograph, turn up the radio. It's 100.3 KROCK. There's the kinks, and you really got me on 100.3 KROCK, the classic rock station. Good morning, everybody. It's the B Team Morning Show, brought to you by Stripes Pub & Grill in Navarre, Okaloosa Gas at Outkast Sushi in Miramar Beach. (02:32) Today on Veterans Day, we remind you about the Veterans Day celebration and parade in Mariester. Food trucks, live music, and fun for the whole family starts at the Santa Rosa Mall parking lot at 11 this morning, and then the parade kicks off at 1 p.m. (02:49) Also in Fort Walton Beach, Beale Memorial Cemetery, the Veterans Day ceremony starts at 11 this morning as well. And the S.S. United States is getting sunk today as well. You can join the watch party at A.J.'s in Destin. (03:07) All right. Well, on the National Day calendar today, folks, we celebrate you singles. It's Singles Day, the one holiday where loneliness gets a marketing budget and your cart fills up faster than your calendar. Singles Day is that annual miracle where loneliness puts on a blazer and calls itself a shopping event. (03:28) Now, it started as a proud little ode to being solo, and then it got mugged in an alley by e-commerce and woke up as a global checkout line with a motivational poster taped to its forehead. Everybody pretends it's about self-love, but it's mostly about treating your bank account like it talked back to you in public. (03:48) And if you think that's the end of the story, well, keep on breathing. This holiday's got more angles than a late night infomercial. So there you go. That's a look at today's second National Day holiday. It's Singles Day on Wednesday, November 11th. (04:08) All right. It's the B Team Morning Show. We're going to take a break and pay a couple bills. A look at more national holidays and a full look at your forecast is on the way on 100.3 KROCK. It's Veterans Day, men and women out there listening. (04:24) If you are a current active duty or if you are a veteran, we thank you for your service endlessly and protecting the freedoms and liberties that we all enjoy every single day. Lots of Veterans Day activities going on today. (04:40) The big one in Mariester with the celebration and the parade. All the fun starts at the Santa Rosa Mall parking lot at 11 this morning with food trucks and, of course, live music. And then at one o'clock is when the parade starts its route down Page Bacon Road, then turns on to Mariester and then back on to Hollywood, ending at the southwest entrance of the Santa Rosa Mall. (05:05) So we've got all the details on the Mariester Veterans Day celebration and parade, plus the ceremony that's happening at Beale Memorial Cemetery in Fort Walton Beach. At our website, just go to thebteamshow.com. I'm Schuyler Black flying solo so far this morning. (05:21) Bobby Dewrell dealing with that viral stuff that's going around right now. And on the National Day calendar today, we have to talk about it being National Sunday Day because nothing screams holiday like paying eight bucks for ice cream and calling it self-care with sprinkles. (05:40) National Sunday Day is that one day a year where we all pretend a pile of ice cream wearing a hot fudge like a cheap cologne is a tradition and not just a cry for help with sprinkles. It's a celebration of controlled chaos, dairy, sugar, and whatever your conscience lets you drizzle on top before it starts bargaining for mercy. (06:01) Now, nobody's here to learn history, okay? This is about standing over a bull like a tiny god and making choices you'll defend with a straight face in public. So consider it a patriotic exercise in excess, the kind that starts sweet and ends with you swearing you're doing salads tomorrow. (06:22) It's National Sunday Day, so let's have some ice cream. What do you say? It's the B Team Morning Show with Bon Jovi, Wanted Dead or Alive on 100.3 KROCK. Boston and feeling satisfied on the classic rock station, 100.3 KROCK. (06:40) We've talked about the Veterans Day events happening today, but tomorrow is the downtown Fort Walton Beach Coffee Club November get-together. The B Team will be live on location for that. On Friday night, Choctaw plays its playoff action versus Mosley High School. (06:59) We'll carry that for you play-by-play. It's 7 p.m. on 94.3 FTW. And then on Saturday, it's Milo's Birthday Bash with the Fort Walton Beach Police Department down at The Landing from 10 until 2. Bring out your dog and celebrate Milo, the FWBPD's wellness canine, as he celebrates his second birthday. (07:23) There's going to be food trucks, vendors, music, and a variety of contests for your pups. So, fun for owners and dogs alike. It all happens Saturday down at The Landing from 10 until 2. Well, the final day on the National Day calendar this morning happens to be called Air Day. (07:40) Because we're celebrating the one thing you can't return, you can't recycle, and still somehow it gets polluted. Humanity's greatest group project failure. Air Day is that annual reminder that humans will invent a holiday for anything they can't hold, they can't see, and absolutely cannot stop ruining. (08:00) We celebrate the invisible stuff keeping your lungs on payroll by talking about fresh breezes and open windows, and the radical concept of not treating the sky like a community dumpster. Now, there's usually some earnest talk about clean air and gratitude, which is adorable. (08:18) Well, I like watching a raccoon wash its hands before stealing your sandwich. Anyway, take a deep breath while you still can, and then stick around, because the real festivities are what people do immediately after pretending that they care. And there you have your final national holiday. (08:35) It's Air Day on Wednesday, November 11th. But the most important national holiday is Veterans Day, and that's today. You are a veteran. We thank you endlessly for your service to our country and to our freedoms. All right, I'm Schuyler Black. This is the B Team Morning Show on 100.3 KROCK. (08:53) We'll take a quick break and pay a couple bills. Dan Diamond has local news coming up next. Better late than never. Yeah, whatever. How you doing? Man, I'm here. You survived. You still sound like crap. Well, thank you. You know, that's the one thing you want to hear when you're on radio, is that you sound terrible. (09:11) Yeah, I just wanted to be honest with you. Thank you. I appreciate that. That was my version of Uncle Bobby advice this morning. Oh, okay. Yeah. Yeah, there's that. Hey, good morning, everybody. 7.05 is the time. It's the B Team Morning Show on 100.3 KROCK. (09:27) I think we're both a little bit stuffy right now. Yeah, I know. I definitely am. Instead of the B Team, we should be more like the We Need Vitamin C Team. Hey, the B Team Morning Show today brought to you by our friends at Stripes Pub & Grill in Navarre, as well as Okaloosa Gas at Outkast Sushi in Miramar Beach. (09:45) It is Veterans Day Wednesday. You've got a lot going on here locally today. You've got the Veterans Day ceremony happening at Beale Memorial Cemetery here in Fort Walton Beach. You've also got the Mary Esther Veterans Day ceremony. (10:00) Today's celebration and parade around the Santa Rosa Mall, or what was the Santa Rosa Mall, and you've also got the sinking of the SS United States, which so many people are so excited about. Me, doesn't do a lot for me, but... (10:16) I mean, I think it would be cool to watch them intentionally sink a ship. I think it would be cooler if they paid some actors to be on the front, like Leo and Kate, but, you know, whichever. (10:31) Yeah, we're going to remake the Titanic. That's right. Reenact it. I mean, it kind of looks like the Titanic. It would be kind of cool to get out there and get some B-roll with that. I mean, they're, what, the same era ship, really? Yeah, pretty much. All right, coming up this morning on the docket, we've got a new grocery store that's opening in Destin in December. We'll talk about that. Also, a lady in Walton County and her dog's escape after a fire was started in a camper. (11:03) Also, a Crestview man has pled guilty to meth distribution. Gee, imagine that. And if you've got any pet raccoons, Santa Rosa County is now going to be offering drive-thru rabies clinics. (11:19) So, yeah, we'll get to all those stories and so much more here over the next couple of hours. It's Veterans Day Wednesday, the B Team Morning Show. Rockin' and rollin' with Rock and Roll Hoochie Coo, it's Rick Derringer on 100.3 KROCK. (11:35) The Ozark Mountain Daredevils, Jackie Blue on 100.3 KROCK, the classic rock station. Schuyler Black, Bobby Dewrell, the B Team Morning Show. Back in full force. Well, you know what, full presence. (11:51) Full force, that means we're feeling good, we have plenty of energy, and we're 100%. We're 100% here, not 100% with it, but we're 100% here. Both of us fighting a little bit of sinus issues and cold stuff. (12:09) You had it way worse than I did a couple days ago, though. Yeah, you know, it was fun. Yeah. Let's say that. When did it start hitting you? It started Saturday night. Did it? Yeah, it was Saturday night. (12:24) It kind of started creeping in, and then it was full on. So it was Troy that made you sick. Sure, let's go with that. They really did, if I'm going to be honest. If I'm going to be completely freaking honest about it, the answer is yes. (12:39) Did I just rub some salt in the wound? No. It is what it is. Yeah. Well, a wild story out of Walton County. A woman and her three dogs escaped a camper fire, according to Walton County Fire and Rescue. (12:54) Now, firefighters were dispatched to Gilreath Lane at 1035 yesterday after a camper fire was reported. Engine 8 arrived three minutes later and found the camper fully engulfed in flames, the agency said. Crews knocked down the fire in about 10 minutes, and the woman and her dogs escaped without injury. (13:12) But the fire displaced them from their home. Walton County Fire and Rescue says candles burning inside the camper actually caused the fire, and the American Red Cross was contacted to assist the woman and her pets. Fire officials remind residents never to leave burning candles unattended and to keep them away from flammable materials. (13:34) Just a quick reminder. We all enjoy those nice fragrances that a candle puts out, but yeah, they can be a fire hazard, especially if nobody's there keeping an eye on things. That's right. Just a heads up there. I know a lot of folks that are heading out to watch the sinking of the USS United States today. (13:52) Yeah, hopefully they're listening. Well, 22 miles out. They can pick us up out there. We're about 30 miles or so. Yeah. But 22 miles southwest of the East Pass is approximately the coordinates of where the sinking will take place today. (14:10) So if you're going out there, I'm sure it would be a cool sight. Bobby was mentioning that earlier. I'm a little bit skeptical on how much tourism that will actually bring to the area based on the investment. (14:27) I certainly don't think the juice was worth the squeeze, but, you know, apparently I wasn't asked. If you were asked, would you have suggested differently? You know, I mean, personally, I think that that's money raised, and why not spend that money back into the community as opposed to sending all of it over to another community? (14:52) Into the bottom of the Gulf. Yeah. The fish community. Sure. Yeah. Sharkville. Well, no, I mean, I'm talking about how many millions that was spent out of community to purchase it, to store it, to work on it. (15:07) Close to 15, I'm sure. Yeah. Wouldn't it have been nice to have put 15 million back into our own county? Right. I get it. I get it. Yeah. So. Yeah, it's been sitting over in Mobile for, what, two years now? Yeah, something like that. (15:22) Anyway, it will be sunk later on today. If you're going out to watch it, enjoy. Get some videos, because I'd like to see the videos. All right. It's 726. This is the B Team Morning Show. Scattered Black and Bobby Durrell brought to you by our friends at Stripes Pub and Grill in Navarre, Okaloosa Gas, and Outkast Sushi in Miramar Beach. (15:40) Beautiful sunshine here in South Okaloosa County. 61 degrees right now. A high today of 72. Tomorrow, our last day in the 70s before the 60s and upper 50s settle in for the weekend. (15:55) So, we'll check on that here in just a little bit, get you all the details on your forecast. Now, coming up in about 20 minutes, Uncle Bobby's got your daily advice. We haven't had any advice from him yet this week because he's been out. So, looking forward to... I think it's funny that you think I'm going to have advice. (16:11) Oh, well, I was expecting to be learned this morning. Well, you know, yeah, you learned. Okay. Let's go with that. It's 727. Zeppelin and the cars on the way on the Classic Rock Station. (16:28) We are 100.3 KROCK. The coughing and the cold continues, but we're fighting through. 739 is the time. It's the BT Morning Show on 100.3 KROCK. I do it for the working man. (16:43) Is that what you do it for? That's right. You know what? We applaud that. I do it for the working man. We applaud that. It's Veterans Day. If you are active duty or a veteran, we thank you endlessly for your service to our country. Today is about you. Well, last night was the latest released rankings in the college football playoff, something many folks are keeping an eye on. (17:06) The Southeastern Conference continues to make its presence felt in college football, placing eight teams in the top 25 this week, and Georgia took the overall No. 1 spot in the top 25. (17:22) Utah was second out of the Big 12. Bama, with two losses, snuck into the third spot, so that would give them a first-round buy if the playoff started today. UCLA from the Big 10, No. 4. (17:37) Notre Dame, the Independent, they jumped five spots this week with that big win over Miami. They're at No. 5. Texas at No. 6. Miami, 7. Tennessee, the Vols, with a strong 7-2 record and an impressive resume, gives them the eighth seed right now in the college football playoff rankings. (17:57) Indiana, No. 9. BYU, 10. Kentucky is No. 11. Kentucky hosts Florida this week, and if Florida upsets Kentucky, that will probably do in the Wildcats' chances at a college football playoff run. (18:15) Texas Tech, 12. Wake Forest, 13. Houston, 14. And Iowa, 15. Other SEC teams ranked 16-25. South Carolina, 17. Ole Miss, who was a college football playoff and national title favorite to begin this season, drops all the way down to 18. (18:34) They've got multiple blowout losses. LSU, Lane Kiffin, hot commodity. They drop to 21. Missouri at 22 from the SEC as well, 6-3. (18:50) They've still got three more weeks of games. This is going to continue to be a little bit of carnage and switch up every single week, but if you are in the top 15 right now, you've got to feel good about your shot to basically handle your own business, and you are in at this point. (19:09) There you go. That's a look at the latest college football playoff rankings. Now, this weekend, we've got some games that we're going to carry for you on our sister stations. First of all, Friday night on 103.7, the ticket, Florida State is going to be in action at Pitt. (19:28) We'll carry that on 103.7, the ticket, because Friday night on 94.3 FTW, we'll have that Choctaw-Mosley playoff football game. And then on Saturday, Alabama is going to be up in Nashville, taking on Vandy. (19:43) 11.45 kickoff on 103.7, the ticket. And then on Saturday evening, 5.15 kickoff from Lexington, Kentucky hosting the Gators. So both of those games, Florida and Alabama on 103.7, the ticket, and Florida State. (19:59) Also on 103.7 The Ticket, Friday night. So there you go. Almost to another big weekend of college football. Alright, Schuyler Black and Bobby Dewrell. Ask Uncle Bobby coming up here in just a few minutes. (20:15) Hopefully he's ready to roll. Let's hope so. He's going to be as ready as he ever will be. So, we'll do that in about four minutes. After some Aerosmith. Walk this way. (20:30) It's the B Team Morning Show. 100.3 KROCK. The classic rock station is 100.3 KROCK. It's Wednesday morning. The B Team Morning Show brought to you by our friends at Stripes Pub & Grill in Navarre. (20:45) As well as Okaloosa Gas and Outkast Sushi in Miramar Beach. But the music in the background tells us one thing. It's time for your daily advice. And it's the first advice we've had all week from Uncle Bobby. It's been missed. (21:00) That's right. And so is Hard Rock Bet. We'll catch them. Maybe on Friday. Because tomorrow we're on location. From the Downtown Coffee Club. It's only money. Who cares. (21:16) 7.47 the time. Today, Uncle Bobby, your question is coming in from Gate Checked Gravy. Dear Uncle Bobby. My friend group is planning our usual Friendsgiving for the weekend before Thanksgiving. And I was looking forward to it. (21:32) Then the host sent a spreadsheet with assigned dishes. A per person hosting fee. Clean up shifts. Arrival windows. And rules about approved plus ones. This used to be everyone bringing food and squeezing into whatever chair was open. (21:48) And now it feels like I need a badge to get mashed potatoes. How do I push back without ruining the whole thing? I gotta tell you what, Gate Checked Gravy. Listen. Your friend didn't plan a dinner. No. (22:04) She opened a private airport gravy service. There's a gate. There's a fee. There's a manifest. There's some cranberry colored little TSA agent deciding whether Steve from Trivia is cleared for stuffing. This is how nice traditions get turned into a boarding procedure. (22:22) See, a table used to mean bring what you can. Sit where there's wood. Move the coats if you have to. Now every gathering has to arrive with a spreadsheet, a payment link, and the tense little confidence of a woman who has discovered conditional formatting and mistaken it for leadership. You know, the minute mashed potatoes require an arrival window, you are not a guest anymore. (22:42) You're cargo with opinions. Now listen, hosting is work. Let's not pretend a turkey wanders in from the yard base itself and asks where to plug in the warming tray. Food costs money. Chairs are finite. (22:58) Kitchens become combat zones with better lighting. Fine. You know, a host can ask for help. A host can say please bring rolls like a normal citizen. When the invitation comes with a cover charge, labor assignments, and a plus one clearance, well, the plane has left dinner and entered operations. (23:14) Look, do the thing good manners have trained out of you, okay? Put it in the group thread. Not a private message wrapped in lace. Not a little apology sandwich. Say, I love seeing everybody. I will bring green beans and a pie and I will chip in for the main food. (23:30) I'm not paying a hosting fee to stand in a living room, and I'm not submitting a guest for approval like check luggage, and I'm not choosing a cleanup shift before I have even seen the bird. Okay, if this is the new setup, no hard feelings, but I'm out. (23:46) Now, will a host get prickly? Yeah, probably. Good. Prickly is what happens when a clipboard realizes it's been promoted above its ability. See, somebody has to say the difference between organizing and deputizing, and you are not attacking the friendship. (24:02) You are refusing to let it pass through a security barefoot, okay? If the thing comes down, great. Eat. Laugh. Pretend somebody's dry sweet potatoes have the rustic charm, and if it does not, well, skip it and sleep like a man who didn't buy a ticket to resentment. (24:19) Friendship can survive a missed dinner. It cannot survive being treated like a delayed flight with garnish. Well said. Gate-checked gravy. Holidays are supposed to be fun, not work. That's true, and I noticed that you haven't submitted your plus one for my event. (24:37) I haven't got the invitation. Oh, that's right. I forgot about that. You said it went return to sender. Oh, yeah. No, we sent it to Tay. I don't think she's paying. That seems more likely. (24:52) Oops. Whoops. All right. There's today's Ask Uncle Bobby advice brought to you by Hard Rock Bet. Now, if you missed any of the past Ask Uncle Bobby advice, you can find it all online at thebteamshow.com, or if you go to dewbob.com, D-E-W, bob.com, you can find all the past advice and some great Christmas gift ideas. (25:16) Everybody needs a Dewbob shirt. Yeah. For Christmas. Yeah. What a great stocking stuffer. Perfect, isn't it? It is. 7.51. We're going to take a break, pay a couple bills. Dan Diamond has local news coming up next on 100.3 KROCK. (25:32) Your Omni Broadcasting News is brought to you by McCaskill & Company, the Emerald Coast's finest jeweler. I'm Dan Diamond. It's Veterans Day, and at Omni Broadcasting, we thank every veteran for your service to our great country. (25:48) The SS United States, the retired and historic ocean liner that has been slated to become the world's largest artificial reef, will make its final journey to the bottom of the Gulf today at 1 o'clock. Television, radio, and social media is filled with ads for personal injury attorneys. (26:03) If you have been injured through the fault of someone else and start calling around to hire a law firm, ask to speak to the attorney in the ad. If you are placed with an intake specialist or you cannot get an appointment with the attorney you saw on TV or heard on the radio, maybe you have called the wrong law firm. If you have been injured in an accident, visit us at Wesley-Law.com or call Wesley McGrail and Wesley at 244-0999. (26:25) That's 244-0999 and ask for John or Mike. One of us will speak with you. And too late for love on the B Team morning show. 100.3 KROCK, the classic rock station. Scatter Black and Bobby Dewrell. You know what? (26:41) We're pushing through. That's right. We're pushing through. Gotta make it. Bobby's about 40% this morning, but I guess he was about 4% 48 hours ago. That's true. So we'll take the 40% win. Going to see a high today up to about 72 degrees and partly sunny skies now. (27:02) Today and tomorrow, the last days that you're going to have highs in the 70s. And then starting on Friday, we're talking 60s and maybe even flirting with some upper 50s for highs. Crestview to Funiak, Milton, along that I-10 corridor. (27:20) It could be a chilly weekend. Overnight lows in the upper 30s across our area. So just a heads up if you've got any of those very temperamental plants outside, those sensitive plants. You may want to think about bringing them inside or covering them up with the threat of maybe a little bit of frost Saturday morning and Sunday morning this weekend. (27:42) Well, Okaloosa County is preparing to provide disaster recovery housing assistance to eligible homeowners and households affected by the hurricane. Now, through the county's housing department, qualifying residents may receive grants up to $10,000 and help address housing-related damages and recovery expenses caused by the storm. (28:04) The assistance is intended to support residents as they work to rebuild and recover from the hurricane's impact. County officials announced that the additional information regarding eligibility requirements in the application process will be provided as the program is finalized. (28:20) The initiative represents an effort by local government to help affected families regain housing stability and recover from storm-related hardships. So that is something we'll keep a keen eye on and pass the info along to you all once it becomes available. (28:37) Now, Friday night playoff football gets underway for one of our local teams, Choctaw. They're going to be taking on Mosley at 7 o'clock Friday night. We'll carry all the action for you play-by-play over on Sister Station 94.3 FTW. (28:53) Also, if you would like to help out with Thanksgiving being literally two weeks away from tomorrow, there's a lot of folks that are insecure when it comes to food and nutrition here in Okaloosa County. That is true. And prices of everything are pretty high right now. (29:11) So if you have the ability to help out, our friends at the Destin Fort Walton Beach Hospital, the HCA Hospital in Fort Walton are collecting non-perishable food items through next Friday, November 20th, to support sharing and caring a local organization assisting families in need. (29:28) So if you can, drop by the hospital, drop off a sack of non-perishable items. And again, it all benefits sharing and caring here in Fort Walton Beach. So wanted to share that with you all this morning as well. (29:43) All right, stay with us. Coming up in just a little bit, Skid Row, the Eagles, and more. Right now, though, the fabulous Thunderbirds. Are you tough enough? Are you tough enough to survive until 10 o'clock, Bobby? (29:58) I'm going to try. He's hanging by his fingernails, but he's hanging. It's a B Team show on KROCK. This is 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. Don't forget, tomorrow morning, Bobby and I will be live on location from the Downtown Coffee Club, downtown Fort Walton Beach. We'll start our remote down there at 7. Coffee and Connections, a chance for you to mix and mingle and chat with other local business owners, downtown merchants, downtown residents, and more starts at 8.30. Free coffee and refreshments provided by the Florida Place Food Trucks, and then the actual program begins at 9 a.m. So it's free and open to the public. We invite you all to come down tomorrow morning at the Florida Place Food Trucks right next to the Fort Walton Beach Public Library tomorrow at 8.30 for Coffee and Connections and the Downtown Coffee Club program, again, starting at 9 a.m. Well, Thursday night football. Tomorrow night, Washington and the Giants. I could not be any less interested in that game. (31:05) Redskins in New York. It's in the Big Apple tomorrow night, 7.15 on Amazon Prime, so those of you interested in that. I saw a little bit about this story yesterday, but now more details are coming out. Did you hear about the cruise ship that had a murder on it this last week? (31:27) Yeah, a Texas man is accused of murdering a woman aboard a cruise ship, and he told FBI investigators that he snapped during an argument before beating and choking her, according to court documents. 48-year-old Jason Watford allegedly admitted to choking the woman for four or five minutes until he became exhausted. A housekeeper delivering towels discovered the woman motionless on the cabin floor and noticed what appeared to be blood on Watford's hands and clothing. The MSC Seascape left Galveston on Sunday but came back to port on Monday, and Watford was taken into custody. (32:06) So, that's just a crazy, crazy tragic story there. Anyway, 8.25 is the time. It's the B Team morning show. Schuyler Black and Bobby Dewrell coming up here in just a little bit. Music from Heart, ACDC, ELO, and more on 100.3 KROCK. Stick tight. Veterans Day. Thank you, veterans and active-duty military, for your service to our country. There are plenty of Veterans Day ceremonies and celebrations happening today. Mariester, the parade starts at one o'clock, and Beale Memorial Cemetery here in Fort Walton Beach, the ceremony begins at 11 this morning. Well, a Crestview man pleads guilty to distributing drugs. According to the U.S. Attorney's Office, John Martin Elmore, 37, pled guilty to one count of conspiracy to distribute more than 50 grams of meth and 500 grams of a mixture and substance containing meth, and one count of possession of more than 50 grams of meth and amphetamine or 500 grams of a mixture and substance containing methamphetamine. That is a mouthful. Now, during a traffic stop back on April 14th, law enforcement seized over 1,800 grams of meth from Elmore's car after a canine alerted them. Police issued a search warrant to seize Elmore's phone and discovered evidence of drug distribution. Now, Elmore faces a minimum of 10 years in prison or up to life on both counts, and sentencing is scheduled for January 14th. So that story came out yesterday, and yeah, you do the crime, you do the time. That's what I got out of that. Yep. All right. Hey, tomorrow morning, Bobby and I will be live on location from the downtown Fort Walton Beach Coffee Club. If you'd like to learn more, we've got the details on our website, thebteamshow.com. This is the B Team Morning Show on 100.3 KROCK. (34:02) Music from Toto, hold the line on 100.3 KROCK, the classic rock station. Indiana with a hell of a story this morning. A corrections officer working at a prison in Indiana was arrested for having sex with multiple inmates and, well, bringing them pot in prison as well. The woman admitted to the police that she brought pot into the prison multiple times in exchange for money. She also said she was in a relationship with one inmate and then was, yeah, having a noogie with the other. It isn't known what charges that she is facing at this time. Indiana with the impressive corrections officers this morning. Didn't even have a Florida man story to pass along today. What's up with that? It's the B Team Morning Show on 100.3 KROCK. Bobby, we've got one more hour to go. Yep. We're in there. The trish hour will be here in about 10 minutes. That's right. The trishing hour. Stay with us. (35:07) Quick break and a look at local news is next on 100.3 KROCK. There's Bad Company, Shooting Star on 100.3 KROCK. It's the B Team Morning Show brought to you by our friends at Stripes Pub & Grill in Navarre, Okaloosa Gas at Outkast Sushi in Miramar Beach, Schuyler Black and Bobby Durrell. You know what, Bobby? I know you're not anywhere near 100%, but you know what? Round of applause for being here today. Hey, thank you. I'd do it again. (35:36) Hey, also round of applause and sincere round of applause to all of our military and veterans out there today. Today is Veterans Day. Thank you for your service to our liberties and freedoms that we all enjoy every single day. There are a lot of things to celebrate today and ceremonies happening. The Fort Walton Beach Veterans Day ceremony starts at 11 o'clock this morning at Beale Memorial Cemetery. And then of course, Mary Esther doing their annual Veterans Day celebration and parade today over in the Santa Rosa Mall parking lot. Food trucks and live music starts at 11 and the parade starts down Page Bacon and Mary Esther Boulevard at 1 p.m. (36:17) And Bobby and I will be pulling the KROCK Magic Bus through the parade today. That's the idea. So come catch some candy from us if you would. All right. Hey, stick tight. We've got some more local events for the weekend that we're going to preview. We're going to be live on location tomorrow morning from the Downtown Coffee Club. We'll talk all about that in just a bit. Tom Petty and Stevie Ray Vaughn coming up after the doors. This is Roadhouse Blues on 100.3 KROCK. (36:44) Or should I go? That's the question we ask ourselves every single morning. Should we stay here or should we just call it quits? Yeah. Well, I always question that. The first two days this week, Bobby called it quits. And then he decided to return this morning. I think it's because he missed me, if you want to know the truth. I think he was sitting at home realizing, hey, I'm missing my old buddy. No, it's when your doctor actually texts you and goes, two days out, bro? You need me to call an ambulance? I mean, nothing like your doc who's a former Marine calling you a wussy. (37:25) Yeah. Rub some dirt on it, Bobby. That's right. No, in all seriousness, yeah, I did get a text from one of my doctors going, hey, man, I'm missing my advice. I need to call something in for you. I'm worried. Two days, you haven't shown up. That's not like you. (37:41) Well, he's here today, doc. He's here today. Don't forget, tomorrow is the- And people say that being famous in radio doesn't count for anything. It does. It does. You have more people caring about you, Bobby. (37:57) The Downtown Fort Walton Beach Coffee Club for November is back tomorrow. We'll be out there broadcasting live on location from the Florida Place Food Trucks tomorrow morning with the B Team live from 7 till 9. Now, Coffee & Connections starts at 8.30, a chance for you to mix and mingle and network with other local merchants and business owners and downtown residents. And then the actual 9 o'clock program will begin. So don't miss out. It's free and open to the public. (38:25) Shout out to Mr. Tom Tona with the Florida Place Food Trucks. He provides coffee and refreshments free of charge for this monthly event at Downtown Coffee Club. So don't miss out tomorrow morning with the B Team live on location. We've got the details on our events tab at thebteamshow.com. A quick break and a look at your forecast is coming up next on 100.3 KROCK. (38:49) Music from the Allman Brothers. Whippin' Post. It's 100.3 KROCK, the classic rock station. Hey, tomorrow, or not tomorrow night, I should say Friday night, Choctaw plays a playoff football game against Moseley High School. And we're going to carry all the play-by-play action on Sister Station 94.3 FTW. Also, Saturday, and this sounds kind of fun, I'm going to take, Taylor and I are going to take Riley, our dog, to Milo's Birthday Bash down at the Landing. (39:18) That does sound like fun. It does sound fun. Fort Walton Beach Police Department's wellness canine Milo is turning two and they are inviting you and your pups to help him celebrate a birthday bash from 10 to 2 this Saturday down at the Landing. Now there's going to be food trucks and vendors and music and they're going to have a bunch of contests for the dogs to participate in as well. (39:42) Don't miss out on Milo's Birthday Bash with the Fort Walton Beach Police Department canine this Saturday down at the Landing downtown Fort Walton Beach. Nothing happening in this town. You're sorely mistaken. I've lost count of the events. Well over 1,000 events out on EmeraldCoastConnected.com. Something every day, every day. (40:12) Every single day. If you go to EmeraldCoastConnected.com, you'll find over 1,000 local events coming up. You'll find dozens of local stories every single day, local news articles, all in one spot. So go over there and check it out. The newly revamped EmeraldCoastConnected.com. (40:31) It's the B Team Morning Show, brought to you by Stripes Pub & Grill in Navarre, Okaloosa Gas at Outkast Sushi in Miramar Beach. Schuyler Black and Bobby Dewrell with ZZ Top. Roll on down the highway. Bachman-Turner Overdrive on 100.3 KROCK. We've got some friends that are out there in the Gulf right now that are awaiting the sinking of the SS United States. That's right. Are you jealous of them right now? You know, I don't think so. Although the conditions out there were pretty good. I mean, you couldn't have asked for much better conditions this morning. So, I mean, based on where we were earlier in the week and where it's going to be later in the week, if that was helpful. I mean, I think today was a good day for it. So we had a little bit of weather moving in tomorrow. But yeah, I was trying to pull up the offshore report. And of course, I'm trying to vant while I'm doing it. Yeah. (41:30) Offshore we've got a weak disturbance that's going to introduce some light showers this morning through mid-afternoon with a light westerly flow. A strong cold front will sweep across the region kind of early Thursday, ranging from 6 to 12 knots for protected waters, 12 to 17 knots for Gulf waters. So small craft should exercise caution across Gulf waters midnight Thursday through Thursday and Friday. Waves and seas will slowly respond around 1 to 2 feet for protected waters, 3 to 4 for the Gulf zones. And your next storm system is expected to impact the area on Monday, introducing showers and thunderstorms and increasing northeast winds to near or at gale force along the dangerously high waves and seas reaching 7 to 12 feet for Gulf zones. Winds and seas remains elevated with ongoing hazardous marine conditions through midweek next week. Well, there you go. There's your offshore report today. It's northwest winds 5 to 10 knots becoming west late seas at one foot or less. Your wave detail, you're going to see north northwest one foot at two seconds and a slight chance of showers late this morning and early afternoon. So like I said, you can't really beat that. No. You know, a little one foot wave at two seconds. That's a nice little steady, steady rock. Little rock. All right. Well, hey, the voices are going, the coughs are coming. It sure is. It's time for us to boogie on out of here. Move on down the road. (42:56) Tomorrow morning we'll be back in the studio at 6 to bring you our national holiday calendar that at 7 we're going to take the show on the road to the downtown coffee club at the florida place food truck. So come on out and join us on location tomorrow morning. But we want to thank all of our B team morning show sponsors, including stripes pub and grill in Navarre, Okaloosa gas and outcast sushi in Miramar beach. If you missed anything we talked about today, remember you can find it all online at The B Team show dot com. (43:23) All right. I'm scattered black Bobby Dewrell. Why don't you get us on out? Hey folks, thanks for joining The B Team morning show. You're leading alternative quality programming right here on the Emerald Coast. Now we know you have a choice in what you listen to each and every day and we appreciate the fact that you settled in on this wild ride that we call a morning show, but it's come that time of day we got a 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.