The Holiday Nobody Knows Exists: Inside the Bizarre World of Thomas Crapper Day

(00:00) Here's today's BT Redux. Robert Palmer, addicted to love on the Classic Rock Station, 100.3 K-Rock. If you're addicted to love, you might want to think about seeking counseling. Yeah, that's true. (00:16) It's the BT Morning Show, just a couple minutes after six on a Tuesday, the 27th of January. How you doing, Emerald Coast? I'm Skyler Black. He is Bobby Durell. (00:27) And together we are the B-Team Show brought to you by Stripes Pub & Grill in Navarre, Okaloosa Gas keeping us warm, thankfully, and OutKast Sushi in Miramar Beach. A high today again of 47 degrees. It's cold this morning. We'll check your forecast, get you an idea on what to expect as the kids head to the bus stop here this morning in just a bit. (00:50) But we are opening the show this morning as we always do with the big national holidays and bobby what you got pulled up here to start uh... on the calendar this morning is national chocolate cake day that's right because uh... apparently we needed one more excuse to uh... believe diabetes is a mess uh... (01:10) are you're looking at the fact that the rate uh... man i eat yeah anyway packet sidebar but i'm i'm trying not to uh... i haven't started since october haven't touched sugar nine days now yet well except Saturday I was we were out there and there was these little sweet treats and they look great and One of them looked like it was like maybe like a little pedophore right like a little cake Yeah, I was like, oh man that that's kind of sounds good. (01:35) You know, I Try it I bit into it. It was a chocolate-covered Oreo It was like an Oreo and white chocolate with just sugar on top and oh, I Dude, I got one bite into it, and the hairs on the back of my neck stood up, and I started shaking, and I had to give the rest of the damn cookie away. I couldn't finish it. (01:53) I could not do it. Sugar is literally a drug, man. It really is. Yeah, so just one little touch of sugar and well over 90 days. (02:00) So if my docs listen, hey doc, I fell off the wagon that day, but I got my chip back. Oh, National Chocolate Cake Day is that blessed January ritual where we pretend eating half a granache-covered monument to poor impulse control is somehow celebratory. You know, it's not about chocolate, or cake, or even joy. It's about the annual reminder that shame is best served in layers of frosting. (02:30) You know, somewhere between New Year's resolutions and Valentine's delusions, we decided dessert needed its own cult following. So light a candle, cut a slab, ignore the whisper that this might be a cry for help. It's National Chocolate Cake Day. Bad Company rock and roll fantasy. (02:51) B-Team Morning Show's on the air on 100.3 KROQ. Teacher Teacher, 38 special on the Classic Rock Station, 100.3 K-Rock. It's the B-Team morning show, Skylar Black and Bobby Durell. By the way, night two of the Great Pages Circus in town is coming up this evening, 4.30 and 7.30 tonight. (03:14) Two shows out at the fairgrounds. It's going to be a lot of fun. It's family-friendly entertainment for a very affordable price. One paid adult gets in, two free kids. (03:25) You can find the link to buy those tickets by visiting the events tab at thebteamshow.com. Well, today is National Plan for Vacation Day. That's right, because nothing says relaxation like spreadsheets, arguments, and pretending your cousin's Airbnb isn't a meth lab. Whoa. (03:47) That one hit home. We called it the ranch. Yeah. Yeah. (03:53) You know, look, I mean, look, it's the American dream, right? Scheduling your relaxation six months in advance and still answering emails from a beach chair. Yeah. How many people do that here? (04:05) National plan for vacation day is that magical Tuesday in January when office drones pretend Googling beach resorts counts as productivity. You know, it's sanctioned daydreaming brought to you by the same folks who think burnout can be fixed with a calendar and a margarita. You know, you're not looking at a trip or booking it. You're having a nervous breakdown in Excel with palm trees. (04:27) But go ahead. Pencil in joy for July and see if your boss doesn't pencil in mandatory training right on top of it. National plan for vacation day. Where are we going? (04:40) I don't know, man. Somewhere. Somewhere not here. Yeah, people come here to get warm. (04:45) It ain't warm here right now, Bobby. That is true. Got that nice Canadian weather in town this week. Joke's on you, all you jackwagons that moved down here to get away from this crowd. (04:57) I know. Maybe you need to go further south. It's almost like Groundhog Day a week early. All right, let's take a break, pay a couple bills, look at your marine forecast is coming up next because everybody should be out boating today. (05:10) ZZ Top's cheap sunglasses on the classic rock station, 100.3 K rock. Good morning, everybody. Hope you're doing well. I'm Skyler Black. (05:22) He is Bobby Durell. The B-Team show brought to you by Stripes Pub & Grill in Novar, Okaloosa Gas, and Outkast Sushi in Miramar Beach. By the way, as the kids head to school today, make sure they're bundled up just as much as they were yesterday. Another cold morning here on the Emerald Coast. (05:41) Look at your forecast and local news with Dan Diamond coming up later on in the hour. The third national holiday to reveal for today in Tuesday January 27th has us Watching that clock like a hawk. Mm-hmm. It's punch the clock day That's right a beautiful reminder that your job owns you harder than your ex ever did and with fewer dinner dates. (06:04) That's right. That's right. Oh Punch the clock day for those Well, blessed enough not to know. It's a fake little holiday where we pretend that the soul-sucking monotony of clocking in and clocking out deserves a celebration. (06:20) You know, it's the throwing a party for your alarm clock, really, is what it is, right? Confetti, cake, and a slow march into existential dread. You know, some say it's about honoring the working man. I say it's Stockholm Syndrome in calendar form, but either way, mark your time card, kids. (06:38) Daddy Capitalism wants a hug. You know, the mark your time cards thing is, it's kind of funny because there's very, very few companies out there that still use those traditional old time cards. Punch the card, yeah. Yep. (06:51) Now it's all, you know, digital. Enter in your employee ID number and, but, yep. That was a blast from the past there, Bobby. Punch the clock day. (07:02) It's a B-Team morning show on a Tuesday. Rocking and rolling through the six o'clock hour look at news coming up in just a bit right now AC DC on 100.3 k rock Rats round and round kind of like the water in the toilet bowl on a Tuesday morning Bobby I've got to wish you a very, very happy holiday here. It's Thomas Crapper Day. (07:32) That's right. You know, this is the one holiday where you can sit in silence, do nothing productive, and still honor a hero. Kind of like Congress. But you get paid a lot less. (07:44) January 27th, we raise a porcelain salute to Thomas Crapper Day. That's right, a holiday so unnecessary it loops back around and, well, becomes being essential. Celebrating a man who didn't invent the toilet but got famous anyway. Like if someone slapped their name on gravity and took credit every time you tipped over your own ego. (08:09) Right? It's a day to honor plumbing. Flush mediocrity and reflect on the most of our best thinking happens in the one room. Nobody knocks. (08:21) Yeah, nothing says human progress like building a throne just to sit still and scroll yourself into brain soup. People do knock in this building, because there's only one throne in this office, Bobby. That is true. That is an unfortunate design flaw. (08:42) We could bring in a bedpan. We could have our own in the studio. What do you think about that? Yeah, that would be something, wouldn't it? (08:50) We could just let the next guy clean it. Yeah, it works for me, because you're the next guy. Oh, damn. Working our way towards seven o'clock. (09:01) Hopefully you're staying warm. It's going to be another chilly one out there today, folks. We'll check your weather forecast here before too long. Plus, the one and only Dan Diamond has a look at local news just around the corner. (09:13) This is the BT Morning Show with Skyler Black and Bobby Durell on 100.3 KROQ. Tom Petty, American Girl on the Classic Rock Station, 100.3k rock. Good morning Emerald Coast. It is another cold one out there. (09:32) 22 degrees right now in Destin, Fort Walton Beach. It's 26 currently in Newark, Greenland. So, we are colder than Greenland right now. Well, you know, welcome Greenland. (09:45) That's what you get for coming to the United States. Exactly. Exactly. People are not going to start taking their winter vacations there. (09:52) It's so much warmer than Florida. See a high today, though, this afternoon of 49, so we will thaw out. But wind chill values are going to hover in the 20s a lot of the day, because that north wind is still going to be blowing in across the area. So we'll check your full forecast here in just a little bit. (10:16) Hope everybody's doing well. It's Tuesday. The B-Team morning show is on the air. Skyler Black and Bobby Durell. (10:22) Brought to you by our friends at Outkast Sushi in Miramar Beach, Okaloosa Gas, as well as Stripes Pub and Grill in Novar. And Bobby, tonight is the last night of the Great Pages Circus out at the fairgrounds. They got two showtimes tonight at 4.30 and at 7.30. and uh... (10:48) the cool thing about the show is that uh... one paid adult gets into free kids so if you'd like to go see the circus tonight out of the uh... northwest florida fairgrounds we've got uh... details on the events tab and the b team show dot com that's all right there and i yesterday's redux is up Oh really? (11:09) Yeah. You got that done? Or not yesterday. Fridays. (11:11) Was it Friday? Yeah. Yeah, it must have been Fridays. I'll work on yesterday's this morning. (11:19) Oops. Yeah, we're getting there. One of them. I got to it eventually. (11:25) We figured it out. It was a foggy day yesterday. Dan Diamond's got a look at local news for you later on in the hour, plus we'll check in with Uncle Bobby. Yeah, yeah, hey, talking about news, so Kevin Bass, you know, just kind of a tech guy from Texas Tech, analyzed some public databases and media reporting on violent confrontations with ICE over the past year. (11:51) Okay, when he pulled in the data and did his analysis on it He found that found that just nine counties accounted for two-thirds of the violent confrontations with ice in America Wow, which is twice all the violent confrontations in the remaining three thousand one hundred thirty four counties combined So you take these nine counties and you combine all the other counties and it's there. Violent confrontation in these nine counties is 590 times more likely than any of the other 3,134 counties. That's 590 times. (12:34) Bobby, ICE is operating in all 50 states right now. And you only hear about the problems in Hennepin County. Well, let's talk about this. So he plotted those nine counties. (12:45) You want to guess what he found about those nine counties? They're all Democrat-controlled. They're all sanctuary jurisdictions ran by Democratic politicians resisting immigration law enforcement. The violent confrontations are rare in states and cities where local officials cooperate with enforcement. (13:03) So, the places, Newark and New York, Newark had 4, New York had 12, Chicago 28, Minneapolis 21, Denver 4, Seattle 4, Portland 6, San Francisco 6, and Los Angeles 25. Yeah. Well, finally, Tim Walz sent in the Minnesota State Patrol last night to guard the hotel where ICE is residing, and they ended up arresting over a dozen unruly Minnesotans in their riot last night. Well, I mean, that's what happens when you build this up. (13:47) Yeah, I mean, I'm sorry I you know Look, I you know, no matter what fight side of the debate you fall on at one point Allah's on the books you're enforcing the law I think Obama said it best right that he has to enforce the law whether he wants to or not Right and and that's the law on the books is that these people should go We've got nine cities that have decided that they don't want to comply with with federal law It's I think it's unique uh... debate over states right versus uh... federal government i would love to talk to anybody about that we had a uh... (14:24) little disagreement about that in the eighteen hundreds as a nation and uh... you know well the racist lost but uh... we'll see you know it's so funny how everybody wants to talk about states rights now when there was a group of people that said hey wait there should be a little more states rights and weak federal government Interesting conversation. Yeah. (14:49) Yeah, we could uh, we could we could talk for a while about it. Mm-hmm. I'll digress. Let's have fun blue waster cult Don't fear the Reaper. (14:58) Okay, right The doors hello, I love you Mm-hmm Okay, fine Damn Cold outside and it's cold in here. It's cold as ice, baby. Cold as ice. 22 degrees on a Tuesday morning, the final Tuesday of January. (15:28) That's right. Good morning. How are you doing? It's the B-Team Morning Show. (15:31) Skyler Black and Bobby Durell. Or was I going? I don't know. I don't know. (15:38) But hey, we've just been we've been talking politics here. Yeah. Yeah. So hey, let's go into something a little a little lighter and talk about how The delusion of the middle class in America is is just going away That's see that's yeah, that's another bright topic Well, hey, a report from the New York Times says most Americans now think (16:01) middle-class life is now an illusion. So the American dream feels less attainable for workers, according to New York Times' Siena Poll, aside from the oldest generation Most Americans now believe it's more difficult, if not nearly impossible, to get ahead. 58% said education costs are out of hand. 54% feel the same about housing, health care costs, and having a family increased economic anxieties. (16:32) Yep. And while most said basics were manageable right now, they were less sure about longer term home affordability and retirement. And so let's talk about that. How's one way that we could help solve all that? (16:46) Well, what if we reduce taxes by not supporting Somali daycares and not sending billions trying to get illegals out of here that weaken our economy? Right. Or housing millions of illegals that drive up, artificially inflate housing prices across the country because there's less inventory on the market. Folks, immigration is not racism. (17:15) No, it's not. It's a problem, right? But yet, you know, I don't know. There's a weird thing going on in the world, and it's where I like talking to Chief Beige when he comes in and we talk about the panhandling problem here in Fort Walton and about hand up versus hand out. (17:41) You know, there are programs to help people out and get a hand up, but... We've got 160 charities here in South Okaloosa County. I know, but my point is you go across that. So, one, do we need government intervention when we've got that? (17:54) And two, you know, I think as a society we all feel disconnected somehow and feel, you know, I mean... Like, okay, I understand. We wanted to raise some money for Alex Peretti, so we put together a GoFundMe to cover his funeral costs, blah, blah, blah. It's now exceeded $1.2 million. (18:16) What gets done with all that extra money? And why is it even needed? You know what I mean? Anyway. (18:26) Yeah, totally unnecessary. Yeah, and there's no accounting for that either. There's no oversight or accounting or audit for that through these GoFundMes. I mean, there's a lot of those GoFundMes out there that take off like that, and then what happens with that spare money? (18:41) How much of that overage? Well, it's either going to go in the family's pocket, or the overage is going to some left-wing Minnesota Freedom Fund, where they basically fund the defense of these rioters that they've arrested, like they did in George Floyd. Actually, the way the GoFundMe works is whoever set up the account is the one that gets the money. So, you remember the whole BLM. (19:08) Oh, yeah. And what a Ponzi scheme fraud that was. Yep. Yep. (19:13) So, we'll see. Mm-hmm. We will see. We'll see. (19:19) I you know, I bet I got two or three people screaming at the radio right now this morning and I'm gonna tell you if you are It makes me happy Bobby did his job, but it's not even asking Bobby. Yeah, that's right. I That's right. Hey, I, you know, I want you to, I want you to think, I mean, it's about time that we applied some reason and logic to some of these things that's happening in the world. (19:44) And, uh, I don't know, just be better. I mean, let's stop screaming at each other and actually have a frigging conversation. Um, you know, I saw, uh, was it Nevada or Utah? I think it was Utah. (19:58) You know, Utah passed a, uh, a resolution again that they wanted to put term limits on federal Congress. And what they're trying to do is, is spark a constitutional convention because that's what we need. We need a constitutional convention to have it. And, uh, man. (20:14) I think there's nothing better right now that we have got to limit Congress. That would be huge. The runaway power that's happened there, what's happening, we've got to put people in that they have six to twelve years. to get something done and If you don't then you go down as a failure, but this sitting in office until you're you know, 95 It's just ridiculous, yeah, that's it's never what it was supposed to be there was never supposed to be a power elite You know That's (20:54) just not what was there. It's not what the original framers of the Constitution felt. So, I think it's time we get back to citizenry governed by citizenry. Well, we're going to take a break. (21:07) All right. Coming up after the break, music from Rush, ZZ Top, Def Leppard, and then Ask Uncle Bobby right around 745. That's right. So check back here for all your political needs. (21:18) We'll be right back here on the B-Team Hoarding Show with 100.3 KROQ. Hi. It's the BT Morning Show on 100.3 KROQ, Def Leppard, Rock of Ages, on a Tuesday morning. Coming up in just a few minutes, Ask Uncle Bobby, but I believe Bobby's got a short story for us before we get to that here in just a little bit. (21:49) You know a couple of things, but the important one that I thought it was interesting is you know South where Southwest Airlines has a new policy for passengers it starts today. Oh really that's right Yeah, starting today Southwest where Southwest Airlines begins assigned seating doing away with the open seating in the familiar ABC boarding groups. Really? That's right. (22:13) Tickets under the new system have been sold since July, but this week is when passengers see the changes in real time. Instead of checking in exactly 24 hours early to snag a good spot, travelers will get an assigned seat and be placed into one of eight boarding groups. Now, boarding passes will show both seat and group. Groups are based on seat location, fare type, loyalty status, and credit card perks. (22:36) Extra legroom seats board first in groups one and two premium and frequent flyers board earlier and basic fares will usually board between groups six through eight Families and small groups will still be assigned the same boarding group gate areas are being updated to in phases replacing the old numbered columns with With two boarding lanes like that the capsule. Yeah, yeah So pretty much like everything else. The shift is also going to change Southwest's extra seat policy. (23:08) Passengers who need more space must now buy an additional seat in advance. Refunds are still possible, but no longer guaranteed. This move follows last year's end of the airline's bags fly free policy and comes as Southwest faces investor pressure and changing traveler preferences. The airline says most customers now want to know their seat before they ever get to the airport. (23:32) Wow. And, uh, hey, look, I, you know, I think the big one, if you need an extra space, if you need extra space, you have to buy the seat ahead of time, or they're going to tell you, no fatty, you can't fly. Well, that is a big change for Southwest. That is totally different than anything they've ever done before. (23:54) Yeah, I think it's crazy. There's been a couple of things on people protesting this. You might have seen it on Twitter and stuff. Of these incredibly huge people, you know, this is just me and who I am and you're just trying to this is sizeism You know what man I paid for a seat, right? (24:15) It's already small enough as it is I I deserve what I paid for and just because you have a problem I mean, you know life sucks. I don't I don't know where we decided that life has to be fair and But it doesn't. What happens if you can't fit in the car on the roller coaster? You don't ride the damn roller coaster. (24:35) Exactly. And, and, you know, somewhere we, we misconstrued need with rights. Just because you have a need for something doesn't mean you have a right to it. Very, very good point. (24:51) Very good point. So, um, yeah, just food for thought. All right. Not you, fatty. (24:58) Wow. Talking to me like that. It's the BT Morning Show with Ask Uncle Bobby coming up in just a few after Santana. Santana and Evil Ways on the Classic Rock Station 100.3 K-Rock. (25:18) It's 7.49 which means it's time for Ask Uncle Bobby. Are you ready? No. you have me carrying this show today, so no, I'm not there. (25:31) You're back hurting? Yeah, it is. It is. All right. (25:38) In fact, today you hear from back spasms. Oh, is that who it is? Yeah. Dear Uncle Bobby, I do a morning show. (25:47) My co-host doesn't do crap. Yeah, I wrote that myself. I sure did. It's Ask Uncle Bobby, the daily advice you didn't know you needed, all stitched together by Tomcat Custom Apparel. (26:00) That's right. Built for temperature swings and brand visibility, reminding you no matter what layer, you can be branded. That's right. All at Tomcat Custom Apparel. (26:10) Well today, Uncle Bobby, you actually hear from Fence Line Peacekeeper. They write in saying, Dear Uncle Bobby, I have a neighbor who keeps pushing little boundaries like noise, parking, and comments about my yard. I want to keep things peaceful, but I also don't want to feel walked over. So what should I do? (26:31) Listen, you don't keep peace with a difficult neighbor. You manage them like a raccoon with opinions and access to a leaf blower. It's polite friendliness, it's just you handing them a blank check and hoping they don't notice the signature line. You gotta stop playing defense like you're auditioning for the role of doormat number three. (26:56) You need a cold war, not a group hug. You gotta smile, wave, then immediately begin a campaign of tiny, deniable inconveniences that say, this property has a spine. Now look, the goal here is not to open warfare. No, it is strategic pressure with plausible innocence. (27:17) So every boundary push meets a gentle, legal, emotionally exhausting reminder that you are not the soft target they were hoping for. You gotta get yourself some lawn decorations that radiate the exact energy of I have time today. Yeah, a wind chime orchestra right on the property line. You know, a tasteful little garden flag that changes weekly. (27:42) Nothing offensive, just aggressively specific, like a rotating museum exhibit of passive disappointment. Now, next comes the strategic light. Not floodlights like a maniac. No, no, no, no. (27:57) You want plausible virtue. Solar pathlights. See, a few extra, then a few more. Suddenly your yard has a runway and your neighbor is living next to a tasteful interrogation. (28:11) If they complain, act stunned, confused, benevolent. Tell them you are just trying to create a welcoming ambiance for the community because you care so much. Then install one more light the next night like a slow drip of consequences, okay? Now, if they keep escalating, congratulations. (28:35) You are now the producer of the Neighborhood Reality Show. host the quietest, most wholesome looking yard activity imaginable at inconvenient times. Organizing mulch, measuring hedges, calmly rearranging potted plants like you're plotting something historical. Nothing illegal, nothing loud. (28:58) Just a steady broadcast of I live here, I'm awake, and I have hobbies that include endurance. Smile, wave, keep it peaceful, just peaceful in the way a border stays peaceful when both sides know exactly where the line is. There you go. The old fence line peacekeeper. (29:25) You like that? I do. There you go. All right. (29:27) You got a question for Uncle Bobby for tomorrow, you can email it in. Bobby at omnibroadcastingllc.com. Do this every morning at 745, all stitched together by Tomcat Custom Apparel. That's right. (29:40) Where the apparel is custom. Is custom. News is next. 100.3k rock the classic rock station with rock the casbah from the clash Just after eight on a tuesday morning scatter black bobby durell Here just having the time of our life this morning. (30:02) Yeah Hey, next Friday, February 6th, the Super Bowl soup cook-off and pet adoption event to benefit paws will be happening over at Mid-South Bank. And I believe next Tuesday, Lynn's going to try to join us on the air to talk about that. But that's going to be from 11 to 2 next Friday at Mid-South Bank, the Friday before the big game between the Seahawks and the Patriots. I don't remember what they call that game, but the event we're calling is the Soup Herbal. (30:36) Yeah, I hear you. And we've got more details on that on the events tab at krockfwb.com, or you can find all of the B-Team stuff at thebteamshow.com. We were just talking off the air about how much the website, thebteamshow.com, has grown here in the last month or so. That's right, we got a lot of new fun things going on. (31:01) Still a couple of tricks up my sleeve. I'd like to get to. He's the magician. That's right. (31:07) He's the magician. So far, 30 people have died. Wow, that's a harsh segue. Yeah, I know. (31:16) So far, 30 people have died due to that winter storm that impacted the Midwest and the South this last weekend. Yeah, the storm dumped heavy snow and ice from Arkansas all the way up through Virginia and it triggered dangerous conditions from slick roads to power outages across the south and midwest. Freezing rain and fallen trees toppled power lines leaving hundreds of thousands without electricity As temperatures plunged well below freezing, schools shut down, flights were cancelled in the thousands, and emergency crews scrambled to keep people safe. Even after the worst of the snow passed, a surge of arctic air from Canada locked in sub-zero temps that forecasters say could last. (31:59) through the weekend and into early February, keeping regions in a deep freeze. And just take a look at your extended forecast here. I will not be in town this weekend, but Saturday here in Fort Walton, sunny high of 34 with a north wind at 20 to 30. Overnight lows Saturday night of 18. (32:26) So, it is going to be cold. I know that there's a couple area parades and some events, Mardi Gras stuff planned for Saturday, but stay warm. Stay warm. Stay warm. (32:42) That's going to be a key. You're right on there. Stay warm. Grab your jackets and coats and hats and gloves and hot hands and whatever else you need. (32:54) Oh my. That was lions, tigers, and bears about me. All right, stick tight here in about 15 minutes. We'll check your forecast. (33:02) Local news on the way later on this hour. We are the B-Team Morning Show. Skyler Black and Bobby Durell brought to you by our friends at Stripes Pub & Grill in Navarre, Okaloosa Gas, and Outkast Sushi in Miramar Beach on 100.3 KROQ. Boston rock and roll band on the classic rock station 100.3k rock. (33:23) It's the B-Team Morning Show. We were talking earlier about the craziness with the rioters and protesters in different left-wing cities across the country. And this happened up in Minneapolis yesterday. But I guess before we get to that, How do these people pay their bills? (33:45) Don't you all have jobs or something? But anyway, she was out there protesting as ICE was detaining more criminals. Oh, the one that tried to Rambo the situation? No, I did see that one, but this was an incident where the protesters and rioters were encroaching closer and closer, so I started throwing flashbangs to get them back. (34:19) And threw it back and blew her hand off. But by all means, that's helping. You're really doing your side a favor by throwing back flashbangs and blowing off your extremities. Unbelievable. (34:37) People are so dumb. So, if you are one of those morons that wants to go riot and protest out there, just a word of advice, don't pick up a live flashback. Yeah, that's probably not a good idea. Not a great idea. (34:50) All right, Bobby, we're up to 26 degrees. Oh, balmy. Wind chill's up to 15. Yeah, yeah, alright. (35:01) We'll see a high of 49 this afternoon. Tonight, another overnight low below freezing. But tomorrow will be the warmest day you'll see all week. Sunny, a high of 54. (35:17) And wind chill values in the 20s tomorrow morning. uh... more on that forecast coming up here just a little bit plus the final hour of the bt morning the final half hour of the bt morning show is on the way it's one hundred point three k rock walking this way with aaron smith on the classic rock station one hundred point three k rock it's the bt morning show bobby there's no shortage of florida band stories that is uh... (35:46) that is true and some of them aren't even from florida that's true i got three in a row though from florida a florida woman was carjacked at gunpoint by a masked man who claimed he needed the car to see his grandma to go see grandma that's right i'm sorry did i steal your thunder no uh... deputies arrested kenneth shears who doesn't have a driver's license but he was sincere to the victim he said i quote i am sorry to be doing this but i need to go see my grandmother Deputy said he led them on a short chase before crashing into a car parked on a front lawn. (36:25) He faces several charges, including two felonies. Well, he didn't have a driver's license, so you can't expect him to drive perfectly. That's true. That's true. (36:33) You know, practice makes perfect. And if he ain't been driving, how do you be perfect? Um, one other story for you real quick. A Florida man is facing DUI charges after deputies say he kept driving while his car was on fire. (36:48) Patrick Rinaldi was spotted driving down a central Florida highway with flames and smoke pouring from his vehicle. Even after stopping once, he got back in and continued driving, sparking a brush fire alongside the road. Deputies say Rinaldi smelled of alcohol. What a shock. (37:03) Had slurred speech and bloodshot eyes. He claimed he had only had Not just one beer, but officers found liquor in the car and say he refused a breath test. His wife was inside the vehicle, but managed to get out safely. He was arrested and charged with DUI and refusing sobriety testing. (37:23) Oh, there you go. So a couple little stories there for you. One more tune, then we got to go. yeah yeah it's about that time and uh... (37:33) uh... by the way yesterday's uh... b team redux is up at the b team show dot com yet you verify was there cause i was having a hard time getting to the site family if you have not checked it out yes yesterday's is there if you've not checked it out to be team show dot com we've got an on-demand feature you can listen to the past shows in their entirety and we've got a new one called the redux which is just are morning show bits that's right runs uh... (38:02) about forty minutes or so so you cut out all that music perhaps you can actually hear us and i want to thank the uh... the magic man Bobby Durell for getting that posted for me. Hey, you know, we got it up there now. I would say it's just gonna all be in a nice pile until you get back on Monday. (38:19) Speaking of Magic Man, here's Hearts. The Magic Man and Skyler are getting out of here. We're out of time. I want to thank you all for dialing in and spending your Tuesday morning with us. (38:32) Stay warm out there. It's going to be cold and stay cold all the way through next week. So we just deal with it. That's right. (38:42) We just deal with it. I want to thank our sponsors, including Okaloosa Gas, which, by the way, A little natural gas heat in your home would be a nice thing to have this time of year. It sure would. Stripes Pub and Grill, as well as our friends out at Outkast Sushi in Miramar Beach. (39:00) So, I am out the rest of the week. Bobby will be here, as will bench warmer Tom. That's right, I'll be over in the big boy chair. So, does that mean we're doing Ask Uncle Tom the rest of the week? (39:11) No. We're still doing Ask Uncle Bobby. Ask Uncle Bobby, but you know, Tom's so great at the delivery. It's going to be awesome. (39:19) It's unique isn't he really he really just you know just just drags yet Yeah It's fantastic Yeah, yum All right, we're out of time. I'm scattered black. See you all Monday. Yeah Yeah, is it really poor Tom? (39:39) Yeah, okay. I feel bad. I pick on the guy a lot. Oh he asked for it he deserves it but he asked for it not as much as jim but alright bobby get us on out hey folks thanks for listening to the bt morning show your leading alternative quality programming right here on the emerald coast now we know you (39:56) have a lot of choices in what you listen to each and every morning we appreciate the fact that you settled in on this wild ride we call a morning show but it's come that time of day We gotta mosey on, so you keep on rockin', keep on rollin'. Never settle for the ordinary. Till the next time, the B-Team is out. And that's a wrap on today's B-Team Redux.