Bingo Hostages, Rhubarb Pie & the 13‑Inch Foot Shock: The B‑Team’s Most Insane Holiday Countdown

(00:00) Here's today's BT Redux. Loverboy, turn me loose. Man, I feel like I need to stretch a little bit, you know, get the blood flowing this morning. You want to go to the gym and work out? (00:19) No. Well, we should, because if we jump off the show now, we could go go to go to the gym for thirty minutes come back to seven o'clock hour it is uh... what activity professionals day yes today we celebrate folks who can turn it all that time into a team building exercise with the clipboard and forced enthusiasm wu i'd like i'm just saying it's a it's a holiday for people who can make bingo sound like a hostage situation in musical chairs for like a contact sport you know i'm talking about Yeah. (00:54) Well, that's right, folks. National Activity Professionals Day is the one time a year we pretend the folks keeping your grandma finger painting and playing balloon volleyball Well, they aren't the real reason she hasn't staged a jailbreak. You know, it's a holiday for the unsung heroes of adult daycare who somehow managed to wrangle bingo cards, brittle bones, and blood pressure meds without setting the place on fire. Now, we don't give them hazard pay, but sure. (01:25) Sure, let's let's give them a laminated certificate and a sheet cake shaped like a xylophone Because nothing says we appreciate your emotional labor Like off-brand frosting and a round of applause from people who think it's still 1973 National Activity Professionals Day I feel like that is a Billy Bob Thornton's wife and daughter in Landman. Yes, that is actually what those two characters are. They are activity professionals. (02:01) That's right, even though they're unpaid for that position. That's right. But they take their own money out of the safe and go to the casino with old people. A few more margaritas. (02:09) Yeah, but she won big, man. She did. Tell you what, she's got some nuts. Yeah, definitely. (02:16) She was at that table and let it ride. Let it ride. She won herself what, a cool $900,000? How much do you think the casino's made off of that? (02:29) That little display right there of people like, oh man, I bet I can work that strategy. God. Probably a hundred times over. Yep. (02:39) Yep. All right, let's take a break. It's Friday morning. We deserve a break, don't we? (02:44) Oh, yeah. Yeah. It's a BTMorning Show. Working our way through the 6 o'clock hour on 100.3 KROQ. (02:50) There's more here than meets the ear. 100.3 k rock. here is your tusk on the declassified station one hundred point three k rock as we work our way through this friday morning it's uh... the b team morning shows gather black and bobby durell hanging out having more fun than human beings should be allowed with the clothes on with their clothes on it's always going to have that in the don't forget tomorrow's growl fest up into phoenix you'll find bobby and i (03:23) Somewhere amongst the crowd with some different clothes on yeah, twixt the others Should be a lot of fun Mardi Gras parade swing band music and What vendors and food trucks and all sorts of oh my? That was Lions Tigers and Bears yep, that's right. Yeah, very good sky. Yes. (03:43) Yes. Thank you Wizard of Oz right here. Oh You can find out more details on Grawfest up in Diffuniac tomorrow by visiting thebteamshow.com. But today, Bobby, we salute my all-time favorite pie, rhubarb pie. (04:03) Oh, that's right, because nothing celebrates American freedom like baking a vegetable into a dessert and pretending it's a good idea. You know what it says it says we ran out of real pies because I mean look it's a dessert that tastes like a Dare from the Great Depression. It looks gross, but it tastes wonderful Whatever January 23rd is National Rhubarb Pie Day, which is either a tribute to culinary nostalgia or crime against dessert. I'm not sure. (04:35) I guess it's depending on how traumatized you are by tart vegetables and sweet crusts. It's the kind of holiday that makes you question who's in charge of the calendar and, well, what they were drinking. Because there's no parades, no fireworks, just a slice of hot confusion wrangled in soggy tradition. You know, somewhere, a Midwestern aunt is celebrating and, frankly, that might be the scariest part. (05:05) I love rhubarb pie, man. Especially if it's got a little bit of strawberry in there, too. But if you think that's gross, my grandmother used to love sour cream and raisin pie. Are you having a stroke? (05:26) Yep. Yeah, sour cream and raisin pie. Never heard of that before. I'll show you. (05:32) It's a real deal. Swear to God if y'all don't bread it and fry it you put it in a damn pie Guns N' Roses live and let die on the Classic Rock Station 100.3 K-Rock. It's the B-Team Morning Show. Got a quick story for you though, Bobby. (05:58) A 19-year-old New Hampshire man, Alec Aranello, was arrested and charged with multiple first-degree burglaries after a string of bizarre break-ins near Coastal Carolina University in South Carolina. Police were called to a residence where the homeowner found someone had gone through the fridge, taken food, and poured queso on the TV and furniture, then smashed eggs on the floor and flipped the furniture over. Other neighbors said Aranello has entered their homes, stealing items, and in one case, pouring maple syrup. on electronics and belongings. (06:29) Officers spotted the man hiding in nearby woods after setting up a perimeter and took him into custody without further incident. Well, he's not special. Yeah, the Queso Bandit. Well, we've got one more national holiday to reveal this morning. (06:45) Yeah. And this is a big one. This is a big one. I give myself A 13. (06:52) It's measure your feet day. Size 13. Thank you very much. If you need a whole day to measure your feet, I got bad news about your head. (07:07) I mean, if you need a whole day to measure your feet, Son, I got bad news about how long it's going to take you to sort out the rest of your life. If you're just now coming to that conclusion, shame on you. Oh my God. Folks, it is Measure Your Feet Day and it rolls around every January 23rd because, well, apparently someone looked at the calendar and thought, you know what's missing? (07:40) Tow math. Yep. It's the one day a year where grown adults are encouraged to rediscover they've been lying to themselves about shoe size since puberty. You know, no parades, no sales, just the cold realization that your left foot is a half size bigger than your sneakers or a cry for help. (08:01) And well, you know, just celebrate however you want. Just don't blame the holiday when you end up in orthopedic Velcros by spring. Got it. Yeah, measure your feet day. (08:13) This is a big one. Yeah, that's oof. We should have a piece of pie to celebrate. Yeah. (08:22) Okay. I think he's over it. I think you're right. News is next on the BT Morning Show with 100.3 KROQ. (08:34) Blackwater, yeah. There's the doobies on the Classic Rock Station, 100.3k rock. Good morning, it is Friday. How about that? (08:44) 58 degrees in overcast skies right now, 69 gonna be our high here this afternoon. Thankfully we are not north of I-20. Yeah, Jackson, Birmingham, Atlanta. Yeah, lots of snow and ice north of I-20 all the way up towards Kansas City and St. (09:07) Louis. This massive winter storm is going to impact portions all the way from New Mexico up through New England and across portions of the South. So, major winter storm if you are traveling this weekend. Don't make it too far north. (09:27) Otherwise, the roadways will be rapidly deteriorating as we move through the weekend. We'll check our full Emerald Coast weather forecast here in just a little bit. Locally, though, things should be okay. Slight chances of rain at times throughout the weekend, but highs in the upper 60s before we drop like a rock, Bobby. (09:49) Sunday, our high is 73. Sunday night, our low is 21. That's about right. So, we'll see a high of 44 by Monday, that full forecast, like I said, coming up here in just a little bit. (10:04) Thanks for dialing in, everybody, and joining us. We are the B-Team Morning Show. Skyler Black and Bobby Durell, brought to you by our friends at Okaloosa Gas, Stripes, Pub & Grill in Navarre, as well as OutKast Sushi in Miramar Beach. We got some stories that we want to get to throughout the morning. (10:24) Of course, Ask Uncle Bobby coming up around 745 as well. And a couple local events coming up tomorrow as well. yeah we'll be out uh... parading into phoenix tomorrow that that we will yeah don't forget about uh... (10:40) grow fast up in uh... defuny act with the crude a yak uh... that'll be an all-day event with a car show vendors food trucks uh... swing band and then the uh... (10:49) big old marty gromper able start at three in the afternoon. So if you'd like to join us up there, find out more details on the events tab at thebteamshow.com. There's also an event tomorrow at Third Planet Brewery up in Niceville that's sponsored by the Daughters of the American Revolution. Live music, beer, and food. (11:10) So we've got both of those events and more online at thebteamshow.com on the events tab. Alright, why don't we get back to some music and get you a story coming up here in about 15 minutes? Oh, that sounds like fun. Alright. (11:25) Blue Aster Colt and Clapton coming up after Hart. Straight on. On the Classic Rock Station. 100.3 K-Rock. (11:36) 3K Rock. Got a gun. Yeah. Don't you love it when technology gets really specific? (11:44) Well, I'm just glad you're here to help me. Well, so for the record, for the record, I could have made it easier on you, but that would have been about 400 extra lines of code. Yeah, and it's a lot of work to make it stupid proof, isn't it? And now that I'm here, that would have been such less effort. (12:05) More workload on the front end would have made Bobby's workload on the back end and every single day from here on out a little bit less stressful. That is true. 58 degrees and overcast skies here in Destin Fort Walton this morning. A high today of 69. (12:20) Not too shabby for the 23rd of January. Bobby, it sounds like Vice President J.D. Vance says that they have already uncovered $7 billion in fraud in California so far. Oh, well, there you go. (12:40) Yeah. Suggesting that the... At least it wasn't a lot. Right. (12:45) Yeah. So that's what, I mean, like, $7 billion is a hard number for a lot of people to understand. That's like four Somali daycares. Exactly. (12:56) Let's put these in relative terms here. That's right. I'm just trying to help people out. Seven billion in fraud. (13:02) Suggesting the problem is far more severe there than in other states and raising the question of how many arrests could follow nationwide. He contrasted California with Minnesota, noting that while fraud has also been found there, including an estimated $500 million in Minneapolis and the surrounding area identified by the Small Business Administration, the scale in California appears to be 7 to 10 times larger. So, I guess Tim Walz ain't got nothing on Gavin Newsom. Yeah, apparently. (13:37) Kamala picked the wrong running mate. Yeah, yeah, there you go. She needed someone that was inspired. Yes, yes. (13:47) Well, anyway, saw that this morning. Thought that was fairly interesting. Yeah, that's definitely... Something to watch. (13:55) Something to watch here moving forward. This weekend is the NFL, AFC, and NFC championship games, both on Sunday. We'll carry them live over on Sister Station 1037, the ticket. As far as what Vegas is predicting in the games this weekend, for New England and Denver, they have the Patriots on the road as a four and a half point favorite. (14:28) that's interesting that is interesting and then uh... for the rams in seattle they've got uh... the home seahawks as a two-and-a-half point favorite himself pretty close uh... pretty close margin on that one but uh... (14:45) yeah if you're on the road you know, flying two thousand miles across the country to Denver, if you're a Patriots fan, going in as a four and a half point favorite, you probably feel pretty good. Yeah. Yeah, I would think so. If you have an extra grand that you want to put down on either of those games, Bobby, let me know and I'll place the bet for you. (15:06) Sure. All right. I'll go ahead and get that done for you. All right. (15:11) Stick tight. We're about twenty minutes away from checking in with the guy we call Uncle Bobby. for your last piece of advice before the weekend. So stay with us, we'll get to that here around 7.45, plus a request for a little CCR in the next set. (15:27) Huh, I know, I did the same thing. So stick tight, all that coming up in just a bit right here on the B-Team Morning Show. Skyler Black and Bobby Durell on 100.3 KROQ. I'm Omni Broadcasting Media. (15:45) CCR Bad Moon Rising. Happy to play that request one week late. One week late? I was supposed to play it last Friday at 730, okay? (15:56) Oh, yeah. Because Declan had a good week at school last Friday. Oh, you let Declan down. I sure did. (16:03) And, well, I was asked to play it Thursday night for Friday morning show. And I said, sure, no problem, put it in my phone. To remind myself it's 730 Friday night. So how'd that work out for you? (16:17) Well, we didn't play it. So we played it this morning. So hey Declan, next time ask Uncle Bobby. He'll take care of you. (16:25) That's right. Skyler's just a moron. Skyler's special. That's all right was shorter than yours man blames on technical difficulties You know I was I was technically difficult to deal with it is true. (16:41) That's that that is that that is every day We got a story out of the guy that won the 1.8 billion dollar Powerball jackpot from Christmas Eve They finally come forward it took him over almost a month. Yeah And claimed the prize now instead of taking the annual payments over three decades the winner chose the one-time lump-sum cash Option it's amazing how many people pick that in it? Mm-hmm Which was $835 million before taxes. Now he's got like a million? (17:18) Well, a couple more than that. Hey, look, he's got some mommy daycares to support. After federal and state withholdings, they'll initially get about $600 million of the 1.8, with the final take-home expected to land in the high $400 million range once all taxes are settled. So, yeah, he's getting about a quarter of what the original jackpot was supposed to be. (17:41) Yep, that's about how it works. The Arkansas Scholarship Lottery confirmed that the winner came forward, completed all... Did you just say Arkansas? I did. (17:53) Okay, I thought you did. I was just making sure. uh... completed all the legal steps and decided to stay anonymous uh... (18:00) this jackpot was one of the largest in u.s. history uh... growing so big after the one at the top prize in dozens of drawings so yeah they had a i'd don't blame him for one mistake anonymous So I have I've heard from people I've heard stories of people that have won and just the amount of people that end up knocking on their door the next day Hey cousin. (18:23) Yeah, you got to give me money or why how could you dare? How dare you not give money to this charity? We're saving, you know blind sea lions. Oh my god So every yeah any sort of freeloader comes out of the woodwork. (18:40) It's not like you worked for it. Why are you saying no? Everybody wants their share of the pie, don't they? Yes, they do. (18:50) After Uncle Sam takes three quarters of it. As I said, every time you find a football star or any kind of athlete doing well, there's always a pookie. Alright, stay with us. Ask Uncle Bobby coming up in about five minutes. (19:11) Right now, the Ozark Mountain Daredevils, old Jackie Blue on K-Rock. Ozark Mountain Daredevils, Jackie Blue on the Classic Rock Station, 100.3 K-Rock. This is the B-Team Morning Show, Skyler Black and Bobby Durell on a Friday morning. 7.45 is the time. (19:31) It's overcast across the Emerald Coast right now. We'll see a high today of 69. Right now, 58 is our temperature outside. Well, you hear the music in the background that can mean only one thing that it's time to turn to the guy We call uncle Bobby for your daily advice. (19:49) It's ask uncle Bobby stitched together by Tomcat custom apparel That's right Tomcat custom apparel. Stitch it together. Wear the apparel. It's custom. (20:03) It's custom. You know what? I've been pretty good on those for a while and, well, I just had a lot going on this morning. You had a real solid two-day streak going, Bobby. (20:12) It was longer than that. It was totally three. So look, I'm just listen, you know, uh, tomcat's got custom shirts You're gonna need one for a day and then it's back to hoodie season. So there you go Go see him corner of beale and racetrack here in fort walton. (20:28) That's right. Tell him skyler's worthless and bobby sent you Don't tell him that But if if you do tell him that it'll prove to him that this is working True. And you'll get a 5% discount off a 10% markup. So you only pay 105% of retail. (20:53) All right, Uncle Bobby, today you hear from the chore chart warlord. All right, and they write in saying, Dear Uncle Bobby, I keep arguing with my partner about chores, and it feels like I'm always the one losing the debate and doing more work. How do I stop getting pushed around and get things to feel fair? Fair. (21:17) Fair is a bedtime story adults tell themselves so they can sleep through getting played. Listen, you do not need fairness. You need domestic dominance is what you need. You know, the kind that makes somebody pause before they casually suggest you should scrub the sink like you're a supporting character in your own home. (21:35) Look, this isn't about cleaning. No, this is about power, narrative, and creating a home environment where compromise dies quietly in the hallway. You're not being pushed around anymore. You're running a household campaign and every sponge is a flag. (21:55) Alright, so first I need you to stop treating chores like chores. That's right, you treat them like their territory. The kitchen is a border state. The bathroom is a contested zone. (22:05) The living room is propaganda stage where you leave one perfectly folded blanket out in the open so it looks like you are a saint. while quietly relocating every annoying responsibility into a place that is psychologically inconvenient for them to ignore. Okay? Now, next comes misdirection. (22:25) All right, you got to do a surprise cleaning offensive at 1147 p.m., loud enough to be remembered, efficient enough to be undeniable, and strategic enough to make them feel like they are behind on a scorecard they did not know existed. Then, you casually say you're just trying to keep things nice, which is the verbal equivalent of settling a chess clock on fire and still winning on time. If they have a chore chart, congratulations, you now have a document to weaponize. You make tasks vague where you do them and painfully specific where they do them. (23:14) Because clean the bathroom can be wiped down, but sanitize grout lines, hey, that's a spiritual journey right there. And if they question it, you hit them with calm disappointment like they forgot a birthday you never told them about. So finally, you need inspections. Unannounced, not negotiated, totally random. (23:36) All right, you do a walkthrough like a landlord possessed by a righteous fury and you leave a single sticky note with one word, interesting, nothing else. Ouch. The mind will do the rest and suddenly they're rewiping counters like they're trying to pass a background check. So how's this work in your house? (23:56) Exactly like that. Yeah, no, she's at school working, so I don't have to worry about her doing any of this crap. Hey, somebody relay this to Kathy, would you? Yeah, we had technical difficulties. (24:11) This one did not record. Alright, folks, there's Ask Uncle Bobby for today. You can email in any questions you may have for next week to bobby at omnibroadcastingllc.com. We do this every morning at 745 and it's all stitched together by Tomcat Custom Apparel. (24:31) That's right. Still stitched together by them. or the apparel. Disgusting. (24:37) Yeah, hey, you know what, maybe next week. The effort was there. You know, you were thought about. Yeah, that's right. (24:46) News with Dan Diamond is next. There's Mountain and Mississippi Queen on the Classic Rock station, 100.3 K-Rock. By the way, two weeks from today is going to be the big Super Bowl pause fundraiser over at Mid-South Bank. It's coming up on Friday, February 6th. (25:14) Now that is the Friday before the big NFL game. But this Super Bowl is going to be a soup cook-off. So stop on by and bring your cash, because you're voting with money. Vote for your favorite soup. (25:26) Now, I believe Lynn's got a ring for the winning soup maker, the winning soup chef. But all the proceeds from this event will benefit PAWS. So don't miss out. 11-2 over at Mid-South Bank, Friday, February 6th. (25:41) And I think she's got like 10 or 11 chefs signed up so far. Oh, wow. All right. So you could be the soup bowl champion. (25:47) That's right. That is right. You could be. Or you could be like I was in the chili cook-off and just a total loser. (25:56) You know, it's not limited to the cook-off. Dudley fixed chili for that too, and neither one of us won Jack. Felt like it was kind of rigged. Well, you know, that's because she's a Yankee. (26:13) You know, the thing is that Dudley won back-to-back chili cook-offs over at the Yacht Club, and then we go and do that chili cook-off at Mid-South, and Didn't even place. Yeah. Didn't even show. I know. (26:27) I was like, oh, this is chopped liver chili. Well, you always see those videos of the proposals where the groom-to-be drops the ring or loses the ring. Well, this time it happened to a bride. The bride nearly lost her engagement ring during a snowy photo shoot on vacation in Finland. (26:54) The 31-year-old from Chicago set the ring down in fresh snow to get a picture and then, well, the ring sank and disappeared. The couple then panicked and started digging as it got darker, but luckily they found the ring before night fully set in. She later shared the moment online where it went viral, and she said she definitely learned her lesson about putting expensive jewelry on snow. Yeah, there you go. (27:19) I wouldn't do that. I would imagine the groom was a little frustrated with her. I would think so. I would imagine. (27:25) All right, it is the B-Team Morning Show, final hour for us for the week. Yeah. I know. Weekend's going to be calling our name. (27:34) Lots of local events going on this weekend. You've got that event tomorrow at Third Planet in Niceville. You've got Grawfest and the Mardi Gras Parade up in Diffuniac tomorrow afternoon. And the Great Pages Circus is going to be out at the fairgrounds on Monday and Tuesday. (27:50) That's a lot going on there. If you like listening to a circus on the radio, you can see one live in person. Yeah? Yeah, out at the fairgrounds. (27:59) Well, there you go. It's not like that. Look at all these fun things happening. Everywhere. (28:04) Everywhere you look. So, partake in them. Don't tell me there ain't nothing to do in this town. That's true. (28:12) Nah, you're just a moron. Yeah, I wouldn't go that far. Okay. But, yeah. (28:20) Here's the cars. You know, you keep making this awkward, I'm just saying. Become Bob Jagger? Yeah, Bob Jagger. (28:27) No, I'm good. Okay. I'm good. All right, well, I'll give you the weekend to think about it, and then we can circle back on Monday. (28:36) No? Okay. Actually, I don't like saying circle back. That's what Jen Psaki said as the White House Press Secretary. (28:45) Circle back to that. Oh, is that what it is? Yeah. The red-haired gal? (28:49) Yeah. Yeah. Fifty-eight degrees and overcast skies right now. A high of sixty-nine. (28:56) Ooh, sixty-nine this afternoon. At least that's better than that sixty-seven high. Did you see the Trump yesterday? uh... (29:06) made a public statement with a six seven joke uh... no i'm like i didn't do it don't you're seventy nine years old i understand you've got a twenty-year-old idea exactly as i understand you got a nineteen or twenty-year-old son uh... he can do it we don't we don't need our almost eighty-year-old president yeah doing that on a world stage And by far the worst thing President Trump's ever done. Alright, out of the news of the wild, a former flight attendant got arrested after allegedly pretending to be an airline pilot, trying to fly free hundreds of times. (29:52) Thirty-three-year-old Dallas Poker Nick That's quite the name. That's interesting. Toronto used a fake pilot ID and old airline credentials to book complimentary flights on at least three U.S. carriers over several years exploiting employee travel perks normally reserved for pilots and crew. Now, Dallas even requested access to jump seats and aircraft cockpits. (30:21) The extra seats, you know, used for off-duty pilots, despite not being certified to fly. Now, he was arrested in Panama, extradited to Hawaii, and has pleaded not guilty to federal wire fraud charges. If convicted, he could face up to 20 years in prison and steep fines. The case drew comparisons to the catch-me-if-you-can movie style of fraud, highlighting how airline perks can be misused when credentials aren't properly verified. (30:50) So, anyway, yeah, do it long enough, you eventually will get caught. Eventually. Tim Walls. All right, let's take a break. (31:00) Final half hour of the show is coming up. We have got a couple more things to touch on before we get out of here and call it a weekend. So why don't you all stay with us, hang out with us through this break. We'll come back. (31:14) Poison, Nugent, Black Sabbath on the way. Right here on the B-Team Morning Show, brought to you by Stripes and Navarre, Okaloosa Gas at Outkast Sushi in Miramar Beach on 100.3 KROQ. The pros. Black Sabbath in Arn, man. (31:35) Arn. Arn. Arn. Arn, he said. (31:39) Yeah. I'm trying to sound like a pirate. What's a pirate's favorite metal? Arn. (31:45) Arn. 844 is the time on a Friday morning. It's the B-Team Morning Show. Skyler Black and Bobby Durell brought to you by our friends at Okaloosa Gas, Stripes Pub & Grill in Navarre, and OutKast Sushi in Miramar Beach, by the way. (32:01) Stripes is going to be a great spot to watch those NFC and AFC championship games on Sunday afternoon. Yeah, it'd be a fun place to go. I think of all the sports bars around town, and even though it's in Navarre, man, their food is just a notch above the rest. Yeah, give them a shot if you have not. (32:23) A school bus driver up in the state of Delaware was caught on camera doing something no one expected. he was having sex with a prostitute inside the school bus well there you go investigators say sixty two-year-old alvin rome was busted after a school district employee reviewed surveillance footage for an unrelated issue well and spotted the encounter police say rome picked up a woman drove the bus a short distance parked in a residential area and paid her for sex inside the vehicle The incident reportedly happened near homes and other buildings, triggering additional charges. Rome, who worked for a contracted bus company, was arrested days later and released pending court proceedings. (33:15) Authorities have not said whether children were on the bus that day. How would you like to sit in that seat? Yeah, there you go. Yup. (33:25) Oh man. And just when you thought sticky tapioca pudding day was over. Oh my God. It still is that day, isn't it? (33:32) Sticky tapioca pudding day. Was that today or was that a couple of days ago? I can't remember. I don't know. (33:39) They don't run together anymore. They just all get together. It was yesterday. I think. (33:48) Huh. I don't see it anywhere now. Huh. What do we do with it? (33:51) I don't know. It's in there. I'll go find it. It's a B-Team Morning Show wrapping things up after one final tune. (34:01) Yeah. It's the street of dreams from Rainbow. Because this is Bobby and I's dream. on the street of dreams it's rainbow on 100.3k rock the classic rock station 15 minutes after the hour of eight o'clock which means we ain't got no more breaks to talk bobby we're done we're out it's friday the weekend is here today's shot right isn't it Sure did. (34:31) You want to stay another hour? Nope. Okay. All right. (34:34) Well, that's all you're doing. Far be it to me to step upon the toes of your show. I don't know what that even means. It means I ain't gonna do it. (34:47) Now we're talking English. 58 degrees outside right now. Eventually it's supposed to climb up to about 70 this afternoon with a 40% chance of showers. Overall, it could be a drizzly type of weekend periodically, but highs in the upper 60s, low 70s, enjoy it because highs in the low 40s by Monday. (35:09) So, yeah, it's going to drop like a rock and ain't nothing we can do about it. We are the B-Team Morning Show, Skyler Black and Bobby Durell. I want to thank you all for dialing in and spending this Friday with us. We want to thank our sponsors, including Stripes Pub & Grill in Navarre, as well as Okaloosa Gas and OutKast Sushi in Miramar Beach for helping bring the show to you every single morning. (35:33) We will be back here with you Monday morning. Do it all over again. Man, if you say so, okay, I'm gonna say so and then I'm not gonna stop talking and let Bobby get us out Hey folks, thanks for listening to 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 Well, we appreciate the fact that you stopped along for this wild ride that we call a morning show But it's that time of day We're moseying on out of here. (35:59) So you keep on rocking keep on rolling never settle for the ordinary The B team is out And that's a wrap on today's B-Team Redux.