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National Poop Day, Super‑Bowl Hangovers, and the JetBlue Toilet Disaster – The Worst After‑Party Ever
Published: February 9, 2026
Duration: 39:38
Season: 2026
Episode: 14

National Poop Day, Super‑Bowl Hangovers, and the JetBlue Toilet Disaster – The Worst After‑Party Ever

Description

When the wings hit the gut and the flight’s toilet clogs, even a ‘National Football Hangover Day’ feels like a national emergency—tune in to hear why this Oatmeal‑Monday fiasco is the most relatable disaster you’ll ever laugh about.

Participants

Bobby Dewrell
Bobby Dewrell
Schuyler Black
Schuyler Black

Show Notes

Hey there, Emerald Coast listeners! You’ve just tuned into another rollicking episode of the B‑Team Morning Show, the fast‑paced, comedy‑charged kickoff to your day on 100.3 KROQ. Hosted by the irreverent duo Schuyler Black and Bobby Dewrell, today’s broadcast is a whirlwind of weather chatter, off‑beat holidays, local happenings, and downright bizarre news.

We start with a classic post‑Super Bowl “National Football Hangover Day” sob story, complete with jokes about wing‑induced liver divorces and a satirical video of boiling hamburgers that made everyone gag. The men then roll through the odd calendar—Oatmeal Monday, Cut‑the‑Cord Day (a salute to cable‑free streaming chaos), and the ever‑unfortunate National Poop Day—setting the tone for a day that’s as quirky as it is relatable.

Weather‑wise, it’s a mild 46‑degree morning with a promised 71‑degree high that’ll “touch” for just a few minutes—perfect for a quick hair‑dryer experiment. The crew plugs the local scene, previewing Pensacola’s Grand Parade and Beach Parade, a Mardi‑Gras‑themed weekend, Valentine’s Day outings at Stripes Pub & Grill, and a fire‑boat unveiling in Fort Walton Beach.

Between the jokes, we get the low‑down on some truly wild stories: a JetBlue flight grounded by a clogged toilet, the sudden death of Three Doors Down’s frontman Brad Arnold, a woman who tossed lasagna at her husband, a St. Louis patron firing a gun inside a restaurant, and an undercover coffee shop‑turned‑illegal strip club bust. All of this is wrapped in playful banter, sponsor shout‑outs (Stripes Pub & Grill, Okaloosa Gas, OutKast Sushi, Tomcat Custom Apparel), and a generous helping of classic‑rock interludes—from Fleetwood Mac to Van Halen.

So grab your coffee, crank up the volume, and get ready for a morning mash‑up of humor, local flavor, and the kind of off‑the‑wall news that only the B‑Team can deliver. This is your go‑to mix of satire, sunshine, and Saturday‑night‑after‑Sunday vibes—welcome to the show!

Transcript

(00:00) Here's today's B-Team Redux. I'll tell you what the hardest part for the B-Team is, and that's getting here on a Monday morning and getting into it somewhat of a functional level. Yeah, I would agree. Six minutes, or six hours, six-sixteens the time this morning. (00:21) Six-sixteen minutes past the hour six. 46 degrees outside. Bobby, today a high of 71 degrees. Yeah, but like that's one hour at like one o'clock. (00:35) I mean, this is one of those days where you're like, oh, the high is, yeah, it's not going to be there long, folks. It's going to go up. It's going to just tickle the bottom of it and move on. Yeah. (00:46) That's like taking a Delta flight from VPS to Atlanta. Right. Oh, six minutes in, we're going to start our initial descent. Right. (00:55) But we'll see a high in around 71 tomorrow and 75 on Wednesday. So we'll check your full forecast here in just a little bit. We are the BT Morning Show. I'm Skyler Black. (01:07) He is Bobby Durrell after his Friday hiatus. Yeah, that's right. That's right. I did need to have a little time away. (01:13) Yeah, just come to Jesus' meeting on Friday morning. Yep. Jesus was still there. Good. (01:19) Good. Today, the BT Morning Show, like always, brought to you by our friends at Stripes Pub & Grill at Navarre, as well as Okaloosa Gas and OutKast Sushi in Miramar Beach. And Bobby likes to dive into the national holidays during the 6 o'clock hour each morning, and today is Oatmeal Monday. Yeah, cuz nothing says academic tradition like celebrating gruel and pretending. (01:43) It's not just porridge punishment and for the hangover and the hopeless Three little bears like yeah, yeah, cuz they were hungover Oh No Monday for well those lucky enough not to have attended the Scottish educational system well That was the one day a year universities let students go home to steal oats from their parents. I mean, that's it. Yeah, that's all it is. (02:10) It was a sanctioned pilgrimage for porridge, is what I'm saying. That's ridiculous. Yeah. Yeah. (02:18) It was, you know, it's like spring break if Cancun was your mother's pantry and your hangover came with fiber. So, but, uh, anyway, the tradition died and they realized students would rather just starve than eat beige glue. And well, frankly, I think that's probably the first smart choice academia ever made growing up in Scotland must've sucked. Yeah. (02:40) Well, when you're looking forward to, to, to oatmeal, I mean, Wow. It's Tote Meal Monday, as Bobby just told us. Alright, three more days to reveal, plus we'll talk about some local events coming up and stories from the weekend as well. It's B-Team Morning Show. (03:01) It's Gather Black and Bobby Durell on 100.3 KROQ. Fleetwood Mac and Gold Dust Woman on at the Classic Rock Station. 100.3k rock. Today, the Seattle Seahawks are celebrating with a little Gold Dust from that Lombardi trophy last night that they won in Super Bowl 60. (03:23) As today, Tuesday, or Tuesday, Monday, February 9th. Speaking of what today is, I think that's pretty fitting for my little flub up there, but it's National Football Hangover Day. That's right, National Football Hangover Day, when America pretends it's the wings that made him sick. Yeah, it wasn't. (03:44) Dudley's wings last night. Yeah, when your liver files for divorce. That's what this is. Hey, it's National Football Hangover Day. (03:55) You know, it's the sacred Monday after the Super Bowl. When America collectively pretends to work while nice nursing a cocktail of regret sodium and low-grade CTE Now it's not a real holiday, but neither is Valentine's Day and people still fake enthusiasm for that right so I The day exists a corporate HR can justify a wellness email and Chad from accounting can bring about his homemade wings that were clearly just microwave trauma. Now, honestly, it's less about football and more about the American tradition of using any excuse to suffer out loud in sweatpants. (04:33) Bobby, yesterday I saw a video, and I think it had to be a satire video, but it was somebody prepping like a Super Bowl party food, and they were boiling hamburgers. Yeah. That had to be satire. Yeah, I hope so. (04:51) I really hope so too. But that might make somebody sick. Almost got sick from watching it. Today is the most called out sick day of the entire year? (05:04) I think so, yeah. So if you are like Bobby and I this morning, consider yourselves the real troopers. That's right. I did contemplate calling out. (05:16) I'm still contemplating right now. It's a high probability. This next three-hour music sweep. Yeah, that's right. (05:25) Brought to you by Tomcat Custom Apparel. Also sponsored by Bobby and Skylar's Sick Day. That's right. Alright, we'll take a break. (05:32) The Knack on the way. Van Halen, The Outlaws, Skinnerd, and more in the second half of the six o'clock hour. This is the BT Morning Show on 100.3 KROQ. Here's your Destin for Walton Beach Marine for Casper. (05:48) 100.3 KROQ, the Classic Rock Station. It's the B-Team morning show. It's Jamie's crying from Van Halen on a Monday. Hope everybody's moving around okay so far this morning and not dealing with that day after football hangover like we talked about a few minutes ago. (06:06) But today, following the Super Bowl, Bobby is Yeah. Some other day, I guess. Maybe. 46 degrees outside right now. (06:18) We've got mostly cloudy skies at a high today of 71 degrees. Don't forget, coming up this weekend over in Pensacola, you've got two different parades coming up. On Saturday, the Grand Parade downtown. That starts around 2 p.m. (06:36) And then on Sunday, you've got the Pensacola Beach Parade. We've got both of those events listed on the events tab at our website, thebteamshow.com. Back to the National Day calendar. Yeah. (06:51) Today, Bobby, is National Cut the Cord Day. Oh, yeah. That's because, you know, nothing says freedom like replacing your overpriced leash with sick streaming scams and your cousin's HBO password. Hey, whatever it takes. (07:07) Efficiency, you know, I think it's funny that they've gone back and they've they've researched, you know All that's cutting the cord and getting away from cable because cables evil and cost too much But the average person spends about 40% more now with all these steering services. I And we still can't find anything to watch. Yeah, no, well, you know the pendulum never swings to the to the middle I think we're getting closer to finding we're gonna have a new online aggregator like Prime or somebody like that I'll kind of aggregate a bunch of stuff and cultivate it and put it together and it'll be this totally new thing That's cable, but not cable Streaming cable, right? (07:44) Yeah uh... national cut the court days the magical time of year when folks probably swap one overpriced hostage situation for well twelve cheaper ones you know i'll all somehow more annoying to you know it's a celebration of freedom and uh... same way jumping off a cruise ship that celebrates independence from buffet shrimp you cancel cable you sign up for six streaming services and spend your nap your new life savings trying to remember Which one has the show that the with the dragons or the or the the chef who cries? (08:19) Anyway, hey look at least now you can binge Mediocrity and high-definition with the righteous glow of someone who thinks they're beat the system Cut the cord day makes me chuckle because this morning and it wasn't really a chuckling situation but I think we talked about it off the air Brad Arnold the lead singer of three doors down died of cancer over the weekend and Any mid-eighties to mid-nineties kid loved Three Doors Down, and so I was watching some of their old videos on YouTube this morning. and uh... away from the sun was one that popped up and i've heard that song a while the video was was uh... (08:54) actually somebody that recorded it on uh... mtv on their vhs and then dubbed it over in real time onto youtube so the quality wasn't great but uh... it sounded good i love those youtube videos like that this is clearly off of vcr Skinner give me three steps. It's Monday morning with the B team on 100.3 k rock. (09:18) There's the outlaws There goes another love song on the classic rock station 100.3 k rock. It's the B team morning show 652 is the time brought to you by Stripes pub and grill in Navarre, Okaloosa gas and outcast sushi in Miramar Beach. I'm Skyler Black. He's Bobby Durell working our way towards seven o'clock and Bobby we've got one last day to reveal on our national day calendar. (09:47) Yeah, it's it's national poop day. Finally. Yeah, it's taken a while to get to a holiday that accurately reflects the quality of most people's New Year's resolutions and well, half this morning. Who changed that? (10:05) What at least half the morning show I Wasn't talking about that part about the New Year's Resolution Oh Man yeah fine finally a holiday for all the crap we we've tolerated you know government X's gas station sushi included Yeah, that's all we have outcasts Listen, it's National Poop Day, for those of you still clutching your dignity. You know, it's the sacred Monday after the Super Bowl, and it's really the karmic price of chili cheese dip and emotional damage. Listen, it's the unofficial bowel reckoning You know, when America collectively regrets every jalapeno popper and buffalo wing that seemed like a good idea at halftime. (10:51) Now, some say it's about digestive health awareness, and I say it's about consequences. You know, like most things in this country, it turns out even our pummeling has a holiday. Yeah, and I thought that was Black Friday for plumbers. But apparently this is another big one for them. (11:06) Yeah, it's a big one. Good for business. Plumbers love fat Americans, don't they? Yeah, they do. (11:13) All right, well, that puts a cap on your holidays for today, Monday, February 9th. All right, we'll take a break and come back with more classic rock after a quick break. Dan Diamond has news coming up next. Lake at Palmer with a great intro for us here in the seven o'clock hour. (11:37) Yeah Right here on the BT morning show Scatter black and Bobby Durell on a Monday morning Yeah, football hangover Monday if you're rocking with this. Thanks for dialing in if you are dealing with the brown bottle flu this morning um shame on you shame on you if bobby and i can get here and you can too yeah you would think you would think but whatever hey uh sun's come out now beautiful morning here on the emerald coast 45 degrees a high today of 71 bobby believes that daytime high will last for about four minutes i mean yeah go look at it it's it's one of those it's it's gonna touch 71 I was going to be like, all right, I did it. (12:26) If we all can like get our hair dryers going out a window at like 2.12 this afternoon, we might get another hour out of it. Right. It's going to be like a fat kid climbing a set of three stairs. Huffing and puffing. (12:42) Well, yes, it is Monday. We are coming up on the final weekend of the Mardi Gras season before Fat Tuesday. We've got a couple parades in Pensacola this weekend. Saturday downtown, Sunday out on the beach. (12:59) We've got those parades listed on our events tab at thebteamshow.com. And then, of course, coming up on the last Friday of this month, which is the 27th, We're going to be over at Mid-South Bank. They're doing a burger, hot dog, and brat cookout to raise money for Trey Dupree, who was burned last month in a big accident cooking and working down in Mexico. That'll be a fundraiser lunch for him at Mid-South Bank. (13:32) Burgers, brats, hot dogs, all happening on Friday the 27th from 11 to 2 at Mid-South Bank. I think we've got that listed on the website as well on the events tab at thebteamshow.com. But I believe Bobby also had something for us. Well, you know, this one's in honor of one of our holidays, but a jet blue trip from Philadelphia to Boston, which, by the way, who the hell flies from Philadelphia to Boston? (13:57) It's a nine minute flight. I got halfway there. Pilot gets on the intercom and says, can't pull it off with this equipment. JetBlue trip from Philly to Boston never got off the ground after passengers boarded and sat for about an hour before being told there was a bathroom mechanical issue. (14:15) They were eventually asked to deplane while crews worked on the problem. Hours after hours of delays and repeated promises the fix was coming, gate agents finally revealed the real issue. Well, the broken toilet on the plane was clogged by human waste and staff was just unwilling to remove it. Oh my god. (14:36) At least two passengers offered to clean up the mess themselves just to get the flight moving, but the airline declined. With the problem unresolved, the flight was ultimately canceled around mid-afternoon and travelers were offered refunds or rebookings, though many missed connections and dealt with additional delays. Guess who's never getting invited to be a part of a parade crew? That flight crew right there. (15:03) Oh, but I mean, come on, man. Seriously, what's the distance? Philly to Boston doesn't seem like, like why are you flying Philly to Boston? They probably could have made a round trip drive trip in the amount of time that they had in their delay. (15:19) That's what I'm thinking. I mean, maybe I'm wrong, but it seems like both of those are pretty close to me, right? Yeah, you get up there to New England and like everything's within a couple hundred miles like yeah It's I mean nothing nothing's far from anything else. I mean but anyway Let's see. (15:41) I was trying to see if I could pull it up real quick Well, I guess it is it is it's a six-hour drive. So, okay fair enough Okay, five hours two minutes with tolls So, all right I guess it is a little closer than I or a little further than I expected but because you do have to go through New York So, okay. All right. All right. (16:03) Yeah, you get some reprieves up there. Whatever reprieves Whatever, you know, it's like flying to Atlanta Right. Yeah. Yeah, that's the same thing. (16:13) Mm-hmm But we do it because that's the only connection we have. Yeah, no lie. We're not exactly what they call a hub. Nope. (16:24) Here's Zeppelin on KROQ. Brian Adams, this time on the Classic Rock Station, 100.3 K-Rock. It's a B-Team morning show, Skylar Black and Bobby Durell. It is Monday morning, the 9th of February. (16:44) We're coming up on Valentine's Day on Saturday. Which this year, Bobby, gets a triple whammy for me. It's Valentine's Day, Pensacola Parade Saturday, and Taylor's birthday. Yeah, it's usually not Taylor's birthday on the 14th. (17:01) It's usually not, I know. So we decided to throw a parade for her birthday this year. Yeah, that was so nice of you. It's just great how that all worked out. (17:11) By the way, Eglin Air Force Base is going to be conducting munitions testing all week long this week, Monday through Friday. So you've got your fireworks too. We've got some big bang-bangs and boom-booms for this week as well. Wild story out of the state of Michigan. (17:34) A teacher in Michigan who taught Robin Williams. Isn't this crazy? Courtney B. Vance and Los Angeles Clippers owner Steve Ballmer has now set a Guinness World Record for 67 years in the classroom. (17:51) Beverly Hannett Price was recently honored with the title of the longest-serving female language teacher. The 90-year-old has taught thousands of students and was even in attendance when Vance received a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame this last December. Hannah Price has a master's degree in English and began teaching after graduating from Albion College in 1958. She also has taught at schools in Alabama and Florida. (18:19) She said she still has a passion for teaching and isn't even thinking about retirement. That is wild. That is wild. 90 years old. (18:29) Maybe she should. Are you saying she's seen a few things in her day? She knows a thing or two because she's seen a thing or two. I'm just saying, you know, that's what happens when you don't have a retirement plan. (18:43) I think she's probably met the threshold for the Michigan public employees threshold for retirement, don't you think? Who knows, man. It's Michigan. Yeah, true. (18:56) They got some weird people up there. If you're at 67, you might as well just make it to 70. Then you can revisit the retirement talk. Yeah, at 90, what are you going to do anyway? (19:07) Exactly. As long as you can walk and talk, you might as well keep working. Yeah, provide for society. Yeah, you haven't done a damn thing your whole life. (19:18) All right, coming up in about 20 minutes, we get a turn to the guy across from me that we call the uncle, Uncle Bobby. Your daily advice you didn't know you needed. Coming up at 7.45 this morning right here on the B-Team Morning Show with 100.3 KROQ. I'm Omni Broadcasting Meteorologist Jennifer Vujicic. (19:46) Monday morning, how you doing Emerald Coast? It's the B-Team Morning Show. Skyler Black and Bobby Durell hanging out and getting by after our little football hangover from last night. You know, I really didn't drink much yesterday. (20:01) I'm just tired. Yeah, I'm whipped. I had nothing of a fermented nature yesterday. And if you went out to either Navarre Beach or Panama City for those parades on Saturday, that was the first time I've done that Panama City parade. (20:21) That's a hell of a parade. That was a great parade. That really is. it was uh... (20:25) it was it was very well organized crowd control was good the crown was huge and and respectful and respectful yeah i didn't grab for you they didn't no they they weren't jumping out in the street they they were staying back they were crowding up on the floats destined i'm talking to you yeah so it was a it was a telephone really enjoyed uh... would great job by the uh... christian andreas on that parade on uh... (20:55) saturday and now we're looking forward to uh... Fun weekend over in Pensacola this weekend, so if you can get out there, hopefully the weather's good. Right now, Bobby, Saturday 71, Sunday 69, so hopefully that forecast holds true. But I believe you had something for us this break. (21:12) Well, you know, talking about crowd control and crowd being nice, a little different in a quiet San Fernando Valley neighborhood. It got rocked after a massive teen party spiraled out of control. Like every 80s movie come to life. Really? (21:28) Yeah. Police say hundreds of teenagers, they estimate around 300, flooded a home in Weneca that had been advertised for a party on social media. But what started as a house gathering quickly turned destructive. Video showed crowds pouring out of the property as officers broke things up and inside the home had been, well, trashed. (21:51) Authorities say rooms were ransacked, furniture damaged, and the property left in shambles. Neighbors reported loud music chaos and teens spilling out into the streets before the police shut it down. As of now, multiple juveniles have been cited or detained, though investigators are still sorting through who organized the party and who may be responsible for the damage. Wow. (22:14) All right. So there you go. Wasn't there a movie about that? House Party or something like that? (22:23) Maybe. You're asking me about movies. That's kind of a rhetorical question. yeah and later we have the story of about woman they got a little will will upset at a restaurant okay and also in the next ten minutes we get advice from uncle bobby mhm yeah so we'll get to that here in just a little bit it's the bt (22:44) morning show scattered like in bobby durell grandfather some kind of wonderful just like us 100.3 k rock the classic rock station bob seger sunspot, baby Um kind of like taylor's cats in the living room. They look for the sunspot on the carpets because they know it's nice and warm We call that baking. Yeah cubans call something different baking It's a B-Team morning show. Skyler Black and Bobby Durell, Monday morning. (23:26) That is not what I wanted to do. I was trying to see what the temp was. Forty-five degrees right now. Still not warming up much, but we will get there. (23:34) Nice this afternoon. A high of 71 for seven minutes. All right, the music in the background tells us one thing. It's time to turn to the guy we call Uncle Bobby. (23:45) Daily advice you didn't know you needed. Ask Uncle Bobby, weekday mornings at 745, all stitched together by Tomcat Custom Apparel. That's right, Tomcat Custom Apparel reminding you, you might need 40 layers today to meet each hour and they'll brand every single one of them. Wow, they could. (24:03) They could do it by embroidery. They could do it by sublimation. DTG, DTF. I don't know what those all the others. (24:15) Oh, I don't know what they mean. I don't know what they use those all the time I know what DG. I don't know what DGT is. I know what WTF is. (24:22) Yeah, no DTG is direct to garment Garment, so that's that's where they put the shirt in that big printer like that big inkjet printer And they just print right on the shirt. Oh DTF. Okay DTG is direct to film where they it's like a iron-on heat transfer heat transfer heat I'm gonna catch it now You got your Monday morning coffee meeting with them here in an hour. Yeah Yeah, it just it just went from when went went from being somewhat productive to I'm gonna get a lecture Well, love you cat. (24:54) Let's let's let's let you lecture somebody else first Because you get a question in this morning from Captain red flag magnet. Yeah, and They write in saying, Dear Uncle Bobby, I keep ending up in relationships with people who show clear warning signs early on. Why do I keep falling for the wrong people, and how do I stop repeating this pattern? Well, Bear. (25:21) It does sound like Bear, doesn't it? Sorry. Listen, you keep falling for the wrong people because you have taste. I mean, obviously not good taste, but look, it tastes like a, you know, like a raccoon has taste when it finds a shiny object in a dumpster and decides it's jewelry now, you know? (25:41) Listen, everybody else is out there trying to date like it's a job interview, and you're dating like it's an extreme sport. I mean, look, mad respect, but your heart's just a delicate and not, excuse me, It's a demolition derby car that well, it's only turning left and somehow still thinks it's headed somewhere noble. So Listen, here's the move. Okay? (26:13) You got to stop pretending that you want calm. Clearly you do not. Okay. Calm is going to bore you to tears and then you start inventing problems like a person shaking the vending machine because they miss conflict. (26:27) Okay. Admit you like the adrenaline and suddenly the cycle stops being a mystery and starts being a hobby. Now, if you insist on being productive while you spiral, then you gotta turn it into red flag bingo. Not as a warning system, but as a scorecard. (26:49) If they ghost for 48 hours, that's a square. If they say all their exes were crazy, that's a free space. And when you inevitably land another walking caution sign, do not try to fix them. Collect them. (27:08) Date them like you're building a museum exhibit called Mistakes I Made on Purpose. Then, when it burns down, you at least get a great story and the smug satisfaction of knowing you saw the smoke and, well, you still bought the marshmallows. Go ahead and make some more. That's right. (27:29) All right, well there you go, Bear. I mean, Captain Red Flag Magnet. We don't know who that was. Could be anybody out there. (27:41) If you've got a question for Uncle Bobby for tomorrow, email it in. Bobby at omnibroadcastingllc.com. And don't be afraid to use your name, Bear. Yeah, that's right. (27:51) That's right, Bear. I mean, Red Flag Magnet. It's 7.51, we'll take a break, the 8 o'clock hour, just around the corner. You know, I'm remiss, we did not bring up Shane Atkinson over at Gary's Auto Salvage. (28:04) That's right! We owed him that. The old Sugar Shane. That's right, Sugar Shane. (28:10) Hey, stick around Shane, you're going to hear more. All week long. It's 7.51, Dan Diamond has news next. Omni Broadcasting News this morning is brought to you by McCaskill & Company. (28:27) Mark at the Moon or Bob on the Moon? Yeah, either one. It's Ozzy. You're just happy to hear Ozzy regardless. (28:34) You know it. That's right. You know it. Good morning Emerald Coast. (28:38) Just a few minutes after 8, I'm Skyler Black. He's Bobby Durell. Together we make the B-Team Morning Show. All brought to you by our friends at Stripes Pub & Grill in Navarre, Okaloosa Gas, and OutKast Sushi in Miramar Beach. (28:52) Outcast Sushi and Stripes, both good options to take your sweetheart for Valentine's this weekend. That's right. Yeah, there's a lot going on this weekend, Bobby. You've got Valentine's, you've got Mardi Gras parades. (29:10) A couple big parades over in Pensacola on Saturday and Sunday. Saturday, the Pensacola Grand Parade downtown at 2 o'clock. Out on the beach on Sunday afternoon and the weather is looking awfully promising for the weekend. So we're just going to keep on hoping for good weather there. (29:29) Also tomorrow, the city of Fort Walton Beach will be unveiling the new fire boat and the new PD boat. Yeah, yeah, I saw that on the calendar. We'll move that up to about, I think, 4 o'clock tomorrow afternoon over at Liza Jackson Park. So we've got more details on that event on the events tab at thebteamshow.com, but that is coming up tomorrow afternoon. (29:54) So that'll be something to look forward to. All right, what do you have in the world of stories? Anything you want to get to this break? Well, a St. (30:04) Louis woman was arrested after firing a gun inside a restaurant during an argument with an employee. It's St. Louis. I know, right? (30:12) Your favorite town. I'm more shocked that the employee didn't shoot back. The woman complained to a server that her order was wrong and claimed employees called her racial slurs in Spanish. Even though the server offered to correct the order, the woman swore and then threw a bowl of soup at him. (30:30) Now, the woman also threw a chair and then fired one shot in his direction before fleeing. Police were able to track the vehicle down a short time later and arrested her. She's facing several charges, including assault and unlawful use of a weapon. And no one was hurt in the incident. (30:44) This was at a St. Louis Waffle House. Yeah, probably. Sounds about right. (30:51) Alright, stay with us. We'll check your forecast here in just a little bit. Plus, the sound of some Southern Swing. Sounds like Mardi Gras. (31:01) Dixie Chicken from Little Feet coming up in just a bit. Oh, there you go. Jefferson Starship and Jane Now on 100.3 KROQ. Funky little southern tune, isn't it? (31:22) Yep. If you be my Dixie chicken, I'll be your Tennessee lamb. We can walk together in Dixieland. There you go. (31:30) Little feats on a Monday morning. It's the BT Morning Show. Ballpark Frank just poked his head in here and gave me a really strange look. He knows exactly what I'm talking about, though. (31:43) Every time that song plays, we poke fun at it. 52 degrees, fair skies right now, a high today of 71 on your Monday afternoon. You know what? For the 9th of February, if you can hit 70 degrees, you're doing good. (32:00) Yeah, yeah. But like I said, it's going to touch it for a second if it makes it. That's fine. That's fine. (32:06) It still counts. It's like one fat kid doing a sit-up. Have you ever tried to put a little Debbie Snack Cake in front of a fat kid doing sit-ups? It might help. (32:22) You might get more reps. Alright, it's Gathered Black and Bobby Durell on a Monday morning, final hour of the show today. Before we call it quits, it sounds like you've had a whole slew of stories for us this morning. There's a lot of good ones out here now. (32:37) This one I love here. This woman threw a tray of lasagna at her husband because he's being a butthole. So that warranted the tossing of lasagna. Listen, I gotta tell you, there were more passes around food than there were in the entire Super Bowl this weekend. (33:02) Talk about some spicy Italians, man. Police officers and boardmen in Ohio were called to a home after a woman threw a tray of lasagna at her husband during an argument. Now, the husband called the police to say his wife was drunk and threw the food at him. And when they arrived at the house, the woman admitted throwing the lasagna at her husband because he was being a butthole. (33:24) Now, the woman claimed her husband hit her, but she didn't want to press charges and didn't want the police in their home. Officers left the home after telling the couple to stay away from each other and not cause any further trouble. Man, it doesn't say what night this happened. No, no. (33:43) So there you go, folks. It's not always Florida. You want a little lasagna with that tossed salad? Yeah, there you go. (33:54) All right, it's 8.25, we'll take a break. Coming back with Queen's Fat Bottom Girls, Skinner's What's Your Name, Little Girl, and something else, too. Stay with us. It's a B-Team Morning Show on a Monday on 100.3 KROQ. (34:10) I'm Omni Broadcasting Meteorologist. The Classic Rock Station, 100.3 K-Rock. We're the B-Team Morning Show. Skyler Black and Bobby Turrell. (34:21) 840 is the time on a Monday morning. It's the week of Valentine's Day and ZZ Top's pearl necklace just played for us. Because that's what every girl wants for Valentine's Day. Go find it at Joey the Jeweler. (34:35) Gig it. My god a Batman and Superman comic book Yeah sold for 10 cents when they were released this weekend sold for combined 13 million dollars and actually that's a story you're going with Okay, I'm going all right. I mean you ran through everything else. You know I didn't mean nothing. (34:59) Oh, okay Yeah, go ahead finish your story, and I'll I'll top it Heritage auction shared the highest graded known copy of Batman number one sold for six million Dollars while the second highest graded copy of Superman number one went for seven million. So six seven We've literally just fell for it crap off your fell for it. Oh I'm done with my story. 6-7. (35:27) 6-7. 6-7. I just talked about it. I had never heard of 6-7 nor Bugs Bunny until the last six months. (35:42) Go ahead, finish your crappy 6-7 story. I'm done. I've said all I need to say. So meanwhile, while Skylar was over here enthralled by 6-7 of it all, authorities in Southern California say a local coffee shop was secretly operating an illegal strip club behind the scenes. (35:59) Yeah, that's right. With dancers reportedly offering Rex-rated services to customers in back rooms. Oh, that's kind of like a massage parlor. Yeah, but you know, it's 6-7. (36:12) Investigators received complaints and surveillance tips, eventually uncovering what they described as a full underground operation running out of the cafe. Police say the front of the business functioned like a typical coffee spot, while the adult entertainment activity was kept hidden from public view. During the bust, multiple dancers and employees were detained, and the business now faces potential criminal charges and code violations as the investigation continues. Officials say the case is part of a broader crackdown on illicit massage parlors and underground sex-for-hire operations popping up across the region. (36:52) If you've ever gone to your Starbucks and said, man, I'd like to see that barista on a pole, you got a problem. Yeah. I don't think there's very many baristas I'd want to say that to either. Come to think of it, I'm just saying, don't need the latte. (37:16) God. Chances are when she drove her Subaru to work that day, Can you climb that pole in Birkenstocks? Your boys aren't doing that 6-7 thing, are they? Uh, no. (37:32) Not around me. Oh, so it's kind of like this coffee shop. What you don't know won't hurt you. Hey, look, I mean, they may try, but no, not around me. (37:48) Boy, I'll wash your mouth out with soap. No, I'd knock him in the middle of next week, fast him on Tuesday. All right, cream. We went from pearl necklace to cream. (38:01) That's right, Valentine's Day right around the corner, guys, in case you haven't got the message. Firehouse don't treat me bad. It's 852 and We're getting out of here like a bat out of hell Mm-hmm. We're out of time It is at that time. (38:21) We're gonna see a high today of 71 degrees this afternoon folks Right now we're at 52, so a beautiful start to the work week. 71 tomorrow, 75 Wednesday, 73 Thursday, Friday, 74 into the weekend, 70s. So whatever your Valentine's Day plans are or your Mardi Gras plans are this weekend, man, it's just going to be a great week for the mid-portion of February to be consistently in the seventies, even if it's just for a short time in the afternoon, we'll take it. We will take it. (38:59) All right, we're out of time. I want to thank you all for dialing in and spending the start of your work week with us. I want to thank Okaloosa Gas, Stripes Pub and Grill, and OutKast Sushi and Miramar Beach for sponsoring the show as they do each and every day. I'm Skyler Black. (39:13) Bobby Durell. Get us on out. Hey folks, thanks for listening to the B-Team Morning Show, your leading alternative to quality programming right here on the Emerald Coast. 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 the Morning Show. (39:27) But it's come that time of day, we gotta get on out of here. 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.