Safety Pin Day & the WFH Rebellion: How Gen Z's Anxiety Bags Prove We're All Just Holding It Together with Bent Metal

(00:00) Here's today's B Team Redux. Today's, Bobby, is the winds shift from the east to the south again. (00:34) That means it's going to be a little more humid. A little more humid. Overall this week, it's been pretty dry, especially in the morning hours. But we'll check that full forecast in just a little bit. Plus, Dan Diamond has local news later on in the morning. I'm Schuyler Black. He's Bobby Dewrell. (00:50) The B Team Morning Show is on the air. Brought to you by Stripes Pub & Grill in Navarre, as well as Okaloosa Gas and Outkast Sushi in Miramar Beach. And as we always like to do during the 6 o'clock hour, let's take a look at the National Day Calendar. (01:06) Today, we celebrate Safety Pin Day. Oh, yeah. Celebrating humanity's greatest invention. Yeah, the tiny metal apology for buttons quitting and dignity taking the day off. Mm-hmm. Safety Pin Day. So, Safety Pin Day is that annual reminder that civilization is held together by a bent piece of metal and the kind of optimism you only see in people who never sat on a couch spring. (01:30) Yeah. You celebrate by pinning something. You know, a hamstrap, dignity, whatever's slipping. Then pretending it's a tradition instead of a quiet confession that you're one minor inconvenience away from unraveling. See, it's a holiday for the practical, for the panicked, for the folks who think preparedness is a personality trait. (01:51) And if you're wondering who invented it, well, don't. Just check your shirt for blood and keep moving. It's kind of like this show, just held together with a safety pin. That's right. We're more of a duct tape and baling wire situation here. That's true. Nothing a little twine can't handle. (02:07) Super Tramp and the Logical Song on KROCK. Good morning. 3KROQ, it's Friday morning. The B Team Morning Show is on the air. Quick reminder, we have got the Adopt a Dispatcher program coming up for National Public Safety Telecommunicators Week starting on Sunday. (02:27) It's not too late to adopt a dispatcher and shower them in gifts all week long. Find out more details on how you can help out on the Events tab at thebteamshow.com. Well, keep on mulling through the National Days today on the National Day calendar, and it's Global Work From Home Day. (02:48) Oh, well, there you go. So it's the safety pin you don't even have to worry about. That's true. Just cancels out the other holiday. And look, this one's great because you get to celebrate by commuting six feet to the couch, attending meetings on mute, and you call it all work-life balance and like it's a medal. (03:04) Yeah, we won something. Oh, Global Work From Home Day is that annual group project where the whole planet attends the couch as a corner office and the kitchen table as collaboration. Tea companies call it flexibility. Employees call it, I don't know, pants optional diplomacy. (03:23) With a side of calendar invites nobody needs and microphones nobody mutes. See, it's a celebration of modern productivity, the same meetings, the same deadlines. Just now you can stare into your own refrigerator while you disappoint everyone in HD. (03:38) See, and sure, it's absurd. So light a candle for the lost commute and prepare yourself because this little holiday opens the door to questions your manager does not want answered out loud. Global Work From Home Day. (03:54) Yeah. Why didn't we participate? Yeah, no lie. I don't know. Hey, we're going to take a break and pay a couple bills, talk about another local event coming up this weekend. In the next break and get to a couple more national holidays in the second half of the 6 o'clock hour. (04:10) It's the B Team Morning Show on 100.3 KROCK. Standby for more ROQ. 100.3 KROCK. Have fun on a Friday morning. Sure, let's go with that. Yeah. It's the B Team Morning Show. Schuyler Black and Bobby Dewrell working our way through the 6 o'clock hour, taking a look at local news here in the next 20 minutes. (04:29) On the National Day calendar today, we've previously talked about Global Work From Home Day. Today is also National Hug Your Dog Day. Oh, there you go. Because, you know, nothing says functional adult like seeking emotional stability from an animal that eats its own poop. (04:47) Well. I'm just saying. National Hug Your Dog Day is that annual reminder that the only creature in your house with consistent morals is the one licking its own butt like it's a hobby. (05:02) Yeah, the premise is simple. Put your arm around the furry roommate who still thinks you're a hero even after you've eaten nachos for dinner three nights straight and called it meal prep. Look, it's not about fixing your life. It's about borrowing a little unconditional love before the world clocks back in and starts charging interest. (05:21) So hug the dog. Breathe it in. Try not to make it weird. Because the dog's already doing the emotional heavy lifting around here. It's National Hug Your Dog Day. Just don't get licked. Yeah, you notice there's no Hug Your Cat Day. Well, not yet. (05:37) Speaking of dogs. Yeah. Third annual Wolfstock comes up on Sunday afternoon in Navarre. Sponsored by our friends at Okaloosa Gas. From noon to four at Pickett's Art and Antiques on Highway 87. (05:53) Bring a blanket or lawn chairs and enjoy the day on the beautiful back lawn of Pickett's. Last year they had over 200 dogs and, of course, countless owners as well. But it should be a lot of fun. Cindy was in yesterday from Okaloosa Gas and was excited about the event. (06:10) She's going to dress up her dog in a hippie costume. Because it's a 60s theme, right? Because Wolfstock, right? Everybody gets that. I hope. But it should be a lot of fun. There's going to be lots of dog-related vendors. (06:25) There's going to be food trucks, live music, and more. And we've got all the details for you on it at TheBTeamShow.com. Just click on the Events tab. All right. Here's Rush and Free Will on 100.3 KROG. (06:40) Firehouse and all she wrote. That's about all this work week wrote for us. We've got two more hours, and then Friday is here. That's right. (06:55) It will be Audi 65,000. What does that mean? I don't know. It's just one of those things that used to be said. Sounds very 80s. Yeah. It's the B Team Morning Show brought to you by our friends at Stripes Pub & Grill in Navarre, Okaloosa Gas, and Outkast Sushi in Miramar Beach. (07:13) Many of us may be doing this on Friday night, enjoying National Dive Bar Day. That's right, because nothing says American tradition like sticky floors, questionable jukebox choices, and a bartender who's seen your future, Schuyler. And it's dim. (07:28) It's better than what they say. It's dim. That's better than dark. Yeah, it's dim. It's dim. Hey, National Dive Bar Day is that annual civic duty where we pretend the sticky floor is atmosphere and the neon beer sign is, well, basically stained glass. (07:45) See, it's a salute to the joints with cold drinks, warm regrets, and a jukebox that plays like it's got unpaid child support. See, you don't go to celebrate excellence. No, you go to celebrate survival. Yours and the bar's. And maybe apologize to your liver in advance. (08:01) I mean, consider it's the official reminder that sophistication is overrated, and the best stories start where the lighting is worse. National Dive Bar Day. We're going to be doing another Bourbon with the Boys podcast tonight. (08:17) Yeah, basically in our own dive bar. That's exactly right, at the Buy Tomcat... Dive Bar. Dive Bar and Custom Apparel Studio. That's right. But the good news is I think the drinks are free tonight. Oh, who knows? (08:32) Probably not. Cost me $100 last week. Well, we put Jim in charge, so God only knows what's going to happen. Lord have mercy. That's right. All right, we're minutes away from 7 o'clock. A look at local news is coming up right here on the BT Morning Show with 100.3 KROCK. (08:49) Doing Emerald Coast. Schuyler Black and Bobby Dewrell just after 7. Beautiful sunshine this morning coming up over Choctahatchee Bay. 60 degrees right now and a high today of a big 8-0. (09:04) 80? Yeah, it's getting there. It's not there yet. No, it's not there yet. But it's a-coming. It's a-coming. A couple weeks ago when there was that awful, stabbing incident at Walton Middle School up in Defuniac, Grand Jury has decided to indict the 12-year-old juvenile as an adult. (09:28) And charge him as an adult. We'll get more on that here in just a little bit. I mean, there's definitely punishment that needs to go there. (09:46) And I do think that juvenile punishment at times can be a little soft. But at the same token, I don't know. I think the kid needs mental help. Yeah. Not excuse the actions and does not mean that it should be punitive in nature, but I you know, I don't know anyway Anyway, it's it's a delicate thing to deal with. It's a delicate thing. Hey, you know, uh speaking of delicate things I got a little got a little write-in from one of the Aryans today Which one Barry Larry or the Jerry Gary? Yeah, good old G Mac The least likely of all I know I know in here and what he said he wrote in and he said Huh? (10:31) National hug your dog day never knew it was such a thing So I think that's his way of trying to say he was listening today. It was He's never gonna text you and say hey I'm listening. Give me a shout out. No, no, no, no subtle He said that so I did respond to him and said see see what you learned when you when you listen to the show Yeah, so there you go, so G Mac a little smarter today, that's right educating the McCoys around here welcome Now we need to find a Hatfield to go with Gary that's true. That's true because the worst thing in the world There's nothing worse than an ignorant McCoy All right, we know it's not Becky No, it's definitely not Becky It's it's Gary it's The Aryan so anyway, so yeah part of that LGBT community We need to meet a Quincy or something that we can throw in there Quincy Yeah, then we can have all the letters Quentin. Yeah, Quentin. Yeah, Quentin will work too. It's another Q name Yeah, well there actually it's it's funny up in at my at my home place up in Florella There's my neighbor that kind of keeps watch on everything for me. It's Quentin really yeah, he's from, Idaho Idaho it talks like he's from, Idaho, too Yeah, hmm well up there yeah like Minnesotan close like a Canadian It's a subtle. It's a subtle difference, but it's a difference so he says he's from Idaho. Yeah, Idaho I Think I told you about my story in Idaho Just dead tired, and I went in the McDonald's and or wherever it was and I ordered I got so that'd be for taking with tears stand here and eat Here I know I don't what Taken with you with you is that for taking with you or stay in here and eat That had to confuse the hell out of you oh I did I just stared at her for a couple of minute cuz I was like there's way more words than I expected to hear It's not the first time you've ever heard that yeah, it's the first time I ever heard it phrase that way It's so weird, and it was I mean it had been a week of we had been just driving I mean it had been 18 hour days right and just drive in and I mean it was just a brutal week And I was just so tired time changes couldn't think And God I'd be for taking what you're staying here and eating Which ones to go Did you get it to go then yeah, I think so she understood what you were asking I hope so yeah She understood the assignment one of us did All right stay with us, how do you say that in Idaho? I don't know Jefferson starship on the B Team morning show scatter black and Bobby Dewrell. It's a TGI Friday with 100 Is it Def Leppard or Def Leppard I like Leppard Don't you like you like Leppard, huh? (13:49) But I'm weird so that shouldn't come as a surprise to you. It's the B Team morning show on a Friday 722 is the time and it's gorgeous out Beautiful sunshine, it's amazing what sunshine does in the morning like Even though the temperature is really not any warmer than it was Monday Tuesday Wednesday at this time Mm-hmm. It is still right around 60 degrees. Just that just seeing the Sun just totally changes my mood Makes me excited ready for the weekend. Maybe maybe it's the fact that it's Friday is why I'm in a That could there could be something to that Bobby Mm-hmm AI as we've been talking about for the last couple years is going to be, you know encroaching on more and more More and more people's jobs and it's starting to take over parts of people's jobs But not the whole job now a new report says about 20% of full-time workers say AI is now doing some of their work Tasks at the same time about half of Americans have used AI recently showing how fast it's becoming a part of everyday life The key point AI is mostly handling specific tasks like writing research or repetitive work Not completely replacing entire jobs yet. Now experts say it's a mix of good and bad It can make people more productive, but it also raises concerns about job security and how work will change over the years So who's gonna replace us? (15:25) Man well, I don't know, you know, it's Spotify has that has that DJ now. Okay. Yeah, they've got a DJ mode you turn it on and it's an AI DJ, but I I gotta be honest. I feel like I Feel like they went a little a little hard on it Really? Well because it and I can't remember the name, but they named it like DJ Tyrone and it's it's obviously Tyrone I'm gonna play some music for you George Strait Wow, I guess since they're a Democratic company, it's not racist, but you know if if a southern white boy like me tried that Interesting isn't it? Yeah Yeah, I Had no idea they were doing that so it just it's a it's a fake thing that plays between songs. Yeah Yeah, he introduces the song. Oh, man. I was looking through your playlist. You see you feel violated to you I was looking through your playlist. Here's songs. You'd like this week. Here's something you might like like it. I Feel like I feel is this is this a B&E from Tyrone? (16:44) Well, I don't have Spotify So yeah when we take a break, I'll pull I'll pull it up and play it for I'll pop it in DJ mode You tell me what you say, okay? yeah, I do know of some radio stations that have have opted for the AI DJ Now usually it's like a top 40 format Yeah, because half of the damn music on the charts for top 40 is I a eyes every day. Yeah Right So yeah, I still I still maintain man, you know if you don't think we're letting robots take over then consider this We had Joe Biden for four years Consider this the next time you go to log on to a website Think about the fact that Technology is requiring you to prove you're human You've got a computer asking you to prove you're not a computer to log in yeah, that's true. Yeah Think about that exactly. You're exactly right. Oh Click all the click all the squares in this box that include a sidewalk, right? (17:53) And then and then do you do like I do like half of them? You're like, well, I mean, I think I see a little bit of a sidewalk in the corner Okay, and should I click this one or not? Click this? Yeah, you don't you don't know what they consider a sidewalk You don't you don't know what they consider the damn sidewalk and then and then when you do that Then they kick it back and you're like, ah, damn. All right now find everything with a car in it It's clearly a bumper in this one, do you want the whole car parts of a car I see the mirror does that count? (18:25) I mean, it sucks. I've been through a couple of those where like I'm on the third go-round still failing I'm like just tell me what you want me to click. I I Actually enjoy the the little four digit codes now or the six digit codes that they'll they'll either email you or text you better than Those stupid stupid ass damn Click all the squares to to prove you're not a bot. Yeah All right. Let's take a break. We're 20 minutes out from asking uncle Bobby for advice this Friday morning So stay with this that's on the way in just a bit The B team morning show Schuyler Black and Bobby Dewrell brought to you by stripes Pub and Grill and Navarre Okaloosa gas at outcast sushi and Miramar Beach on 100.3 KROCK Almost there cuz uncle Bobby's coming up in less than 10 minutes It's The B Team morning show on the classic rock station 100.3 KROCK. I'm Schuyler Black. He's Bobby Dewrell beautiful sunshine here in South Okaloosa County this morning and Right now we are at 60 degrees climbing up to a daytime high of 80 this afternoon well our old boy Hunter Biden found himself back in the headlines this morning Joe Biden's son Hunter Biden Yesterday challenged Donald Trump jr. And Eric Trump to a cage fight He said hey guys Hunter Biden here, I just got a call from Andrew Callahan, and he asked me to come out to the chair Channel 5 Carnival Tour at the end of the month. I think we start in Phoenix, then we go to San Diego and end in Albuquerque, and I think he's trying to organize a cage match versus me, Eric, and Don Jr., and I told him I'd do it. I'm 100 percent in. If he could pull it off, and if he can, I'm still coming. I think he's got a lot of surprises up his sleeve. Now, according to the Daily Mail, Hunter Biden is reportedly living abroad in his $17 million in debt and can't pay his lawyers right now. But he's going to cage fight the Trump boys. Dude, you haven't learned a thing, have you? Dumb as ever, isn't he? (20:39) Yep. He should call Uncle Bobby for advice. I'd actually be a little bit afraid what you'd tell him. Stick tight. We've got the Black Crows on the way before Uncle Bobby in about eight minutes on the B Team Morning Show with 100.3 KROCK. (20:58) Bobby, I feel like you're making this morning twice as hard as you were yesterday morning. You know, I'm doing my best. I'm doing my best. That bus drive is killing me. (21:16) It's the B Team Morning Show on ATGI Friday. Yep, the weekend just about here. We've got a gorgeous one in store. We'll check your forecast and get local news from Dan Diamond here in just a few short moments. But you hear the sound of that beautiful music right there? That tells us one thing and one thing only. It's time for your daily advice. Ask Uncle Bobby. All stitched together by our friends at Buy TomCat Custom Apparel. (21:45) That's right. Little league, church event, school functions. You know, if you think about it, spring is basically the Olympics of matching shirts. And TomCat has the gold. Wow. That was snazzy. You like that? Yeah, I started to say they were like, you know, bronze, but you know, I figure they pay for it, so. They do? Yeah, in smiles. (22:10) It's the B Team Morning Show. Today on Ask Uncle Bobby, you get a question in from the muted notification prisoner. And they write in this morning. They say, Dear Uncle Bobby, I'm stuck in a group chat that never stops. Now, most of the messages are irrelevant or annoying. I do not want to offend anyone, but I also cannot keep up with the constant notifications. So what should I do? Well, first of all, you're not overwhelmed. No, you're you're under siege. Okay. A group chat like that is not communication. It's a low grade psychological experiment run by people with too much battery life. And look, the trap is always the same. You don't want to offend anyone. So you keep taking the hits. (22:58) Meanwhile, your phone is buzzing like it's monitoring a patient in critical condition. And the patient is just 47 messages about nothing. Yeah, here's the principle. You don't owe your attention to the loudest room. You owe your sanity to yourself. So the first move is simple. Mute it. Not a suggestion. As a declaration of independence. Let it scream into the void while you live your life like a person who has seen sunlight. Now, you respond like a cryptic oracle. One emoji every six hours. A random gif that makes no sense, right? (23:38) And if they ask a direct question, hit them with the thumbs up like you just approved a budget you did not read. Next, you need to, you need a co-conspirator, right? Someone with nerves and a little chaos in their soul. And you have them periodically, accidentally leave the chat. Then come back with a dry line like they got kicked out and refused to elaborate. See, while everyone is busy spiraling about loyalty and vibes, you create the inner circle chat. You know, the real chat, the place where actual information lives. (24:13) Treat the original thread like digital purgatory. You visit it only to suffer, witness, and then quietly walk away cleaner than you arrived. See, if anybody confronts you, you don't apologize. No, no, no, no, no. You act confused that they are still reading it. You give them the calm exhausted stare of a war correspondent and say, you're trying to reduce noise for your sanity. Then you disappear again, like smoke. (24:45) It's kind of how I do it in every group chat I'm in. Yeah, I'm, I'm pretty sure there's a few people out there listening that's going, wait a second. I'm in a chat with Bobby. I just gave away all my secrets. You did. You did. Now, now we're going to know why these group chats become so quiet. (25:05) That's right. All right. That's Ask Uncle Bobby for this morning. We do this every morning right around 745 ish. All stitched together by Tomcat custom apparel. Yeah. Where the apparel is custom. Yeah. What a tagline, isn't it? I think it's great. (25:23) 7.52 is the time. A quick break. A look at news is next on 100.3 KROCK. Sharp dressed man. ZZ Top on a Friday morning on 100.3 KROCK. Bobby's going to be a sharp dressed man at some point. Sure. Let's go with that. Just ain't happening today. Nope. (25:47) It's Hawaiian shirt Friday and I guess I forgot. Yeah, you did. I did. 63 degrees and fair skies right now. A high of 80 this afternoon. We are The B Team morning show. Schuyler Blyke and Bobby Dewrell brought to you by our friends at Stripes Pub and Grill in Navarre as well as Okaloosa Gas and Outkast Sushi in Miramar Beach. By the way, saw Chief Beige yesterday. (26:13) If you want to adopt a dispatcher for next week, get it done. Yeah. National Public Safety Telecommunicators Week begins on Sunday. Yeah. Do they have, do they still have, I mean like how many do they still have? They got a couple left. Okay. So it's not too late to register and get signed up. We've got all the details on how to contact them on the events tab at our website, which so happens to be called thebteamshow.com. Who would have thought? (26:47) Yeah, Gary. Who would have thought? Actually, we can't even give him too much crap today. He finally found it. He did. He did. Who do we need to call out today? Finally found it. Well, I mean, I guess it's, you know, out of the LGBT community, it's, it's, it's just the BT. Hmm. Bear? Bear toys. Yeah. You've heard from Larry? Well, Larry listens all the time. I mean, you know, he's, he's a regular. You can count on Larry. Larry's solid. I mean, he's the anchor. That's why he's the L in the LGB. So, is it really fair for him to be part of the LGBT community? Well, I mean, if the, if the letter fits. Can we find another L? I don't know of another L. I don't know that many people. I don't have a Leroy lurking around in my life. Or a Lane. Or a Leonard. Or a Lanier. Lanier. Lanelle. Also coming up this weekend, Woofstock. Woof. That's right. It's going to be in Navarre at Pickett's Art and Antiques, Highway 87 in Navarre. Sponsored by our friends at Okaloosa Gas, but calling all dog lovers and their furry four-legged friends, Woofstock is back and promises to be bigger and better this year. Now, last year they had about 200 dogs and owners. And of course, they're expecting that crowd to tick upwards towards 250 or 300 this year. (28:18) It's a $5 entry fee for the dogs with all the proceeds benefiting Santa Rosa County Animal Shelter. Oh, well, there you go. Yeah, isn't that neat? But there's going to be plenty of treats. So like, don't have to worry about loading up the dog on milk bones before you leave because I think there's going to be lots of Scooby snacks there. Gotcha. And we've got all the details on that event. Also, at this handy dandy little website called thebteamshow.com. (28:48) Just click on the events tab. It's so snazzy. It's so nifty and handy. It's easy, honestly, if you think about it. I mean, it's just it's easy. It was built with with GMAC in mind. I mean, I tried to, tried to think of, you know, technology, technology unaware people like Bear could could make it through. So you boomer-fied it? I tried to. My best. My best. So it works for me, too. I didn't say that. Do you have an Instagram? I think somewhere. (29:22) Yeah. Apparently, there's a story here this morning that Instagram finally added a simple but long requested feature. You can now edit your comments after posting. Huh? Yeah. As a matter of fact, I think The B Team show might even have a Instagram. I just haven't figured out how to use it yet. Okay. Well, I don't have one. I got the 800 pound gorilla of Facebook down. Now we need to work on Twitter, too. I know that. Yeah. So we can quote. Well, one thing I wish that Twitter would also do like Instagram. Excuse me, X. Yes, X. X. X. (29:57) Thank you, Elon. The B Team Morning Show is on the air. People don't even realize it till hours later like, oh, that's a typo. (30:34) So anyway, if you have an Instagram, I guess you've you've got the opportunity for 15 minutes to, you know, fix any typos that you got. So yeah, so proofread, you know, that thing that if you had done it the first time, you wouldn't have to have the edit. (30:52) Uh huh. Yeah. The thing is saying that was a job newspapers used to have readers proofreaders. Yeah, sure. No. But newspapers said get a haircut and get a real job. Yeah, that's what you got to do. Well, not yet. (31:08) In 40 minutes, we'll be back where we belong and that's enjoying the weekend. Not there yet, though. The B Team Morning Show is on the air. Schuyler Black and Bobby Durrell brought to you by Stripes Pub and Grill in Navarre, Okaloosa Gas and Outkast Sushi in Miramar Beach. Beautiful sunshine out there. (31:23) 63 right now. A high of 80 today. 81 tomorrow and 78 on Sunday. So real nice. What do you, what are you chuckling about over there? I don't, I don't even know how to respond to this because I'm trying to make sure it's real. (31:40) It came from City of Navarre News. Oh, that's a, that's a satire page. Okay, good. I'm like, wait a second. What? Yeah, that's a satire page. So yeah, it got me because it was there because there's some of it that's not too far off. (31:58) But yeah, they're saying Navarre City Council voted 4-1 last night to officially ban the painting of brick homes, ending what one resident called the ceramic genocide of our suburban heritage. So it had me laughing and that's why I was like, what? But then at the same token, it was Navarre. (32:15) So I'm like, I can see that. First thing to remember is Navarre is not incorporated. So there is no City Council. I know, I know. But that, that page has gotten me a couple times too. No way. But then, but then you also know about Navarre and you're like, God, that is somewhat believable. (32:34) It's, you know what? The only thing that could have made it better is if they had said that it was Paine Walker that voted against it 4-1. Yeah. Is Mark Grenlund on the council? Too far Navarre. (32:52) That's right. Too far Navarre. Oh boy. You want to hear about Gen Z? Yeah. Gen Z is now carrying around anxiety bags. Basically, they're small kits filled with stuff to help calm them down when they feel stressed or panicked. (33:07) Huh? These bags include things like fidget toys, sour candy and gum, essential oils like lavender, and cold packs or mini fans to help calm them down. Okay. The idea is simple. (33:23) When anxiety hits, these items distract your brain and bring you back to the moment using your senses. Hmm. Experts say it's a smart idea and having tools ready to help people calm down faster instead of trying to think through it in the moment is better. (33:39) Okay. Okay, you can poke fun at Millennials all you want, but that's another level. You know what? I'm sure that the whole reason that Gen Z is doing that is because Millennials put together the damn bag for them. (33:57) Now, so there. At least we finally got our capitalistic mind, an opportunity to make some money off of an idea. No, y'all are probably frigging giving it away. Geez, that's probably more likely. (34:14) I mean, look, I'm not holding out hope. How about that? I don't think you like any generation but your own. Of course. I'm 10X. We hate everybody. I hate everything. I mean, you guys and boomers argue all the time. (34:31) Meanwhile, Gen X. We just sit in the middle going. Yeah, we hate both of you. Nobody messes with us because we're the last people that's really seen some stuff. Well, I found that. (34:49) I thought that was rather comical, honestly. At least they didn't say anything about a safe space this time. It's true. Let's take a break. Pay a couple bills. Look at your weather forecast is coming up. Nazareth, Billy Squire, and Hart coming up in the second half of the hour on the B Team Morning Show with 100.3 KROCK. (35:10) Weekend just about upon us. The B Team Morning Show is on the air. Schuyler Black and Bobby Durrell brought to you by your friends and our friends at Stripes Pub and Grill in the bar, as well as Okaloosa Gas. And our OutKast friends at OutKast Sushi in Miramar Beach. (35:31) By the way, next Friday, don't forget, it's Dewey Destin's Fish Day. That's right. The third annual Fry It for a Cause One Hopeful Place Fish Fry is happening next Friday from 11 till 1 at Liza Jackson Park. (35:51) Each meal is $20, includes a plate of Dewey Destin's Fish. Yes, yes, yes. Plus Hush Puppies fries, coleslaw, and an ice-cold Coca-Cola product. But you better buy the tickets now. (36:08) Yeah. Because most likely... Right meow. Right meow. Right meow. For a guy that doesn't like cats, he's sure using the cat thing a lot. That's a license and registration, right meow? If you went to the DMV and they said that to you, what would you do? (36:26) I'd just laugh and keep on rolling. I mean, it's like everywhere I go that I always order cheese turds and nobody ever hears it. Oh, yeah, we can get you some curds. They just try to fix it for you. Thank you. I'd like some cheese turds, please. (36:41) He just doesn't know what they're called. But for the fish fry tickets, you could buy them online. We've got the link for you on the events tab at thebteamshow.com. No cheese turds at the fish fry. Nope. All right, two more tunes, then we got to roll. (36:59) Misty Mountain Hop, it's Zeppelin on KROCK. Oh, and the B Team, well, we need to go. We're out of time for today. I know, aren't you sad? I see the tears welling up in your eyes. (37:17) Yeah, yeah. I'm all verklempt. Like they don't exist. We're out of time, folks. We appreciate you all for coming in and hanging out with us. Well, not coming in, but, you know, tuning in, I should say. You got anything else you want to say? (37:35) No, I'm good. Okay. All right. I want to thank our sponsors, including Stripes Pub and Grill at Navarre, Okaloosa Gas, and OutKast Sushi and Mirror Marr Beach. We'll be back Monday morning to do it all over again. Don't make Monday come too quick, though, please. It's going to come quick. (37:52) It always does. Lord willing, and the creak don't rise. We'll do it again in 72 hours. That's right. Monday's always like a 13-year-old boy. What's that mean? Comes too quick. Get us out. (38:09) Hey, folks, thanks for listening to the B Team Morning Show, your 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. We appreciate the fact that you settled in for this wild ride that we call the Morning Show, but it's come that time of day. (38:25) We got to mosey on out of here. So you keep on rocking, keep on rolling, never settle for the ordinary. Till the next time, the B Team. And that's a wrap on today's B Team Redux.