Sesame Street Day & the Smuggled Tablets: Why a Miramar Beach Man's Ancient Artifacts Dated Back to 3000 B.C.

(00:01) Here's today's B Team Redux. 100.3 KROCK. Good morning, everybody. Welcome to Tuesday Pink Floyd and Money on Tuesday, November 10th, the day before Veterans Day. Of course, tomorrow is the Veterans Day Parade, and Mary Esther, I'll tell you all about that here in just a little bit. (00:21) Father Black is my name. The B Team Morning Show is on the air, brought to you by our friends at Stripes Pub & Grill in Navarre, as well as Okaloosa Gas and Outkast Sushi in Miramar Beach. Tonight is the next release of the college football playoff top 25 rankings. (00:41) They do that every Tuesday throughout the month of November, and we'll have new rankings tonight, so we'll kind of see where things are sitting at before lots of big games this weekend, but we'll talk about some of those big matchups as we move through the morning as well. (00:56) The very first thing on our agenda is to preview our national holiday calendar, and the first one we have to talk about is Sesame Street Day. Yes, we probably all grew up watching Sesame Street at one point, but when a grown adult celebrates learning the alphabet from a felt monster, and I'm still waiting on the episode about paying taxes. That's the one I don't remember. (01:19) Yeah, Sesame Street Day is the annual group hallucination where grown adults pretend a felt puppet taught them morals, and somehow, well, they're not wrong. Yeah, you're supposed to celebrate the whole chaotic neighborhood, Elmo's optimism, Oscar's commitment to hating everything, Big Bird's confused sincerity, and it's like a civic duty instead of a coping mechanism. (01:41) People watch clips, post-childhood photos, and act surprised that the best life advice they ever got came from a trash can and a six-foot bird. It's wholesome, it's ridiculous, and it's exactly the kind of thing society invents when reality won't stop yelling. (01:59) Well said. Sesame Street Day, the first of four national holidays on Tuesday, November 10th. Stick tight, three more to get to on the way, Poison and the Eagles, right now, Boston. This is Party, it's the B Team Morning Show on the Classic Rock Station. (02:15) We are 100.3k on the Classic Rock Station, 100.3k rock, it's the B Team Morning Show. I'm Schuyler Black, thanks for dialing in on this Tuesday morning. Another pretty day on the Emerald Coast is in the forecast. Seventy-four and sunshine later on today before a big cool down pushes in to our area by the end of the work week. (02:37) And highs in the upper 50s and lower 60s for the weekend. That full forecast coming up here in just a little while. Tonight, the college football playoff rankings are released following this last weekend's games. (02:52) It'll give us a little bit better picture of where things stand heading into Week 11 action this weekend. Obviously, Florida, Florida State, their playoff hopes are completely gone. Alabama, squarely in the mix, as is Miami and Georgia. (03:12) I think Tennessee's going to be in there as well. Taking a look at other teams around, LSU, I think they're done. They're 6-3 on the season. Delane Kiffin experimented here in his first year in Baton Rouge, has not lived up to the hype. (03:29) Ole Miss, they're done. They've been blown out three times. In fact, they've been rather disappointing, to be truthful. It'll be interesting to see how the college football playoff rankings look coming up tonight. In college football playoff action this weekend, Florida State plays college football action this weekend. (03:49) Florida State plays Pitt Friday night. Alabama is going to be taking on Vandy up in Nashville. Florida is going to be on the road in Lexington, taking on the Kentucky Wildcats. (04:04) Today on the National Day calendar, it's Area Code Day. Because celebrating the three digits that decide whether I answer, ignore, or let it go to voicemail like it owes me money. Area Code Day is that special little calendar accident where we all pretend three digits means something deeper than who raised you and how expensive your rent is. (04:25) It's a holiday for flexing local pride without doing the messy part, like improving your town or learning your neighbor's name. People rep their codes like family crests, arguing over boundaries drawn by phone companies in spite, then act shocked when nobody from outside actually cares. (04:43) So, light a candle for your digits, call somebody you've been avoiding, and remember, geography is temporary, but embarrassment is forever. So, 850, this day is for you. It's the B Team Morning Show on 100.3 KROCK. (04:58) More nonstop classic rock and a look at your marine report is coming up next. There's rush and limelight on the classic rock station, 100.3 KROCK. It's the B Team Morning Show. I'm Schuyler Black. The show today brought to you, as always, by our friends at Stripes Pub and Grill in Navarre, as well as Okaloosa Gas at Outkast Sushi in Miramar Beach. (05:21) Tomorrow is Veterans Day, and if any of you men or women out there listening this morning have served in our armed forces, we thank you endlessly for your service. And tomorrow, it's all about you. And the city of Mariester each year honors the courageous men and women of our armed forces by sponsoring their annual Veterans Day event and parade. (05:44) Now, the event tomorrow begins at 11 a.m. with local entertainment, children's activities, and food trucks. At 1 p.m., the parade kicks off on Page Bacon Road and then proceeds east, turning right onto Mariester Boulevard and then right again on Hollywood, ending at the southwest entrance of the Santa Rosa Mall. (06:02) After the parade ends, folks can enjoy more family time and great eats until 3 o'clock in the Santa Rosa Mall parking lot. So, there you go, Veterans Day tomorrow with all the fun and festivities in Mariester. And today on the National Day calendar, it's actually National Civic Pride Day, where we pretend potholes are character and the city council's doing their best, like that's a medical condition. (06:27) Yeah, National Civic Pride Day is that special little calendar speed bump where we all pretend we noticed the potholes, the school board meetings, and the guy temporarily living in his RV behind City Hall. You're supposed to celebrate your town like it's a plucky underdog, even if it's held together with faded murals, committee minutes, and pure spite. (06:50) There'll be flags, speeches, and enough civic enthusiasm to power a leaf blower aimed directly at the inconvenient parts of reality. It's not a bad idea. Honestly, it's just the kind of pride that works best when you squint a little and just keep on a-walkin'. (07:06) National Civic Pride Day. Now, that one's funny, especially since I've just been elected to four-fault Beach City Council. Appreciate you picking that one for me, Bobby. ACDC, now on 100.3 KROCK. Crew, shout at the devil on the classic rock station, 100.3 KROCK. (07:25) It's the B Team Morning Show, brought to you by Stripes Pub & Grill in Navarre, Okaloosa Gas, and Outkast Sushi in Miramar Beach. Don't forget, playoff football gets underway Friday night. Choctaw taking on Moseley, 7 o'clock kickoff. (07:40) We'll have all the action for you, play-by-play, on Sister Station, 94.3 FTW. And then, of course, this weekend, there's all sorts of fun stuff. Milo's Birthday Bash. Bring out your furry, four-legged friends and celebrate. The Fort Walton Beach Police Department Wellness K-9, Milo, who's starting two this weekend. (08:00) We're inviting you and your dogs to help him celebrate with a Birthday Bash from 10 to 2 this Saturday at The Landing with food trucks and vendors, music, and a variety of contests for your pups. And then, it's Take a Kid Fishing Day on Saturday out at the Okaloosa Island Pier. (08:18) So, don't miss out on that. The first 100 kids receive a new rod and reel, free of charge. So, that should be a great event Saturday as well. We've got all of them listed for you online. Just go to thebteamshow.com and click on the Events tab. (08:33) Well, the last national holiday this morning is National Forget-Me-Not Day because nothing says romance like begging people to remember you while they're actively trying to forget your group chat. National Forget-Me-Not Day is that calendar speed bump where we all pretend we've been meaning to reach out and not just scrolling past each other like furniture. (08:56) It's loosely about remembering folks you love, honoring the ones you've lost, and maybe doing something small and decent before your brain resets and you go back to being busy. The symbol's a tiny blue flower, which is fitting because the whole thing is a gentle, polite ambush. (09:13) Call your grandma, check on your buddy, write the notes, send the text, whatever keeps someone from feeling invisible. It's wholesome on purpose, which means it also comes with the uncomfortable side effect of making you realize exactly who you've been forgetting. (09:30) So, National Forget-Me-Not Day wraps up the National Day calendar for Tuesday, November 10th. I'm Schuyler Black. It's the B Team Morning Show. Minutes away from 7 o'clock, Dan Diamond has local news coming up next. Stay with us. You actually like this? Yeah, dude. It's classic rock. (09:46) Well, there's more where that came from. I'm calling it now. We're two weeks out from the Iron Bull, and Auburn's pulling off the upset. Yeah, they won't be singing that too loud in Tuscaloosa. Just a couple weeks. That's my hot take of the morning. How you doing Emerald Coast? I'm Schuyler Black. The B Team Morning Show is on the air. Brought to you by our friends at Stripes Pub and Grill in Navarre, Okaloosa Gas and Outkast Sushi in Miramar Beach. (10:18) Currently sunny skies. 58 degrees right now in Fort Walton Beach. A high today of 75. 74 Veterans Day Wednesday and 75 on Thursday before a big cold front pushes in to northwest Florida by the weekend. We'll check that full forecast in just a little bit. (10:38) Schuyler Black, no Bobby Dewrell today. He's still under the weather. I really hope that by tomorrow he's feeling better. But I heard from him last night and he said he wouldn't wish what he's got on anybody. So I said please, please stay away. We don't want you around here. We don't want to get the rest of the radio station staff sick. So just stay away. You can come back when you're feeling better. Hopefully that's tomorrow. (11:03) Lots to get to this morning here on the B Team Morning Show. First of all, Okaloosa County has moved the SS United States sinking to tomorrow. We'll talk about that here in just a little bit. Plus, with Veterans Day being tomorrow, there's several celebrations and ceremonies going on. (11:22) Beale Memorial Cemetery in Fort Walton Beach. The City of Mariester doing theirs tomorrow as well. We'll get to all of that. Plus, VPS. The Destin Fort Walton Beach Airport plans to build a parking garage because parking out at the airport has become a little bit treacherous and a little bit difficult as the airport has seen substantial growth over the last decade. (11:45) So we'll talk about that story here in just a little while as we move through this Tuesday morning. Plus, lots of local events coming up that we need to preview, including the downtown Fort Walton Beach Coffee Club Thursday morning. Milo's birthday bash happening at the landing. And folks, officially yesterday, the announcement was made. (12:07) But the 8th annual Grinch Glow Ride is coming back to live and write real estate in December. And we'll get you the details on that here in just a little bit. Right now, Bob Seger. It's the B Team Morning Show. I'm Schuyler Black on 100.3 KROCK. (12:24) Good morning, Emerald Coast. It's 722. Beautiful sunshine outside this morning in 58 degrees. I'm Schuyler Black. This is the B Team Morning Show on 100.3 KROCK, the classic rock station, the B Team show every morning brought to you by Stripes Pub and Grill in Navarre, as well as Okaloosa Gas and Outkast Sushi in Mira. (12:53) From our beach, those of you that were wanting to, well, keep a keen eye on the sinking of the SS United States. Well, Okaloosa County officials have moved up the planned sinking of the ship from Thursday to tomorrow, Veterans Day, Wednesday, November 11th, due to the forecast of strong winds and potentially unsafe weather conditions. (13:18) Now, the decision was made to prioritize safety and ensure the historic deployment goes smoothly. The nearly 1,000 foot ocean liner departed Mobile on Monday and will be transformed into the world's largest artificial reef located approximately 22 miles southwest of Destin. (13:38) The deployment is scheduled to begin at 11 a.m. tomorrow morning, adding special significance to the occasion as the community honors both the legacy of the historic ship and our nation's veterans. A public viewing event will also take place tomorrow at noon at A.J.'s Seafood and Oyster Bar in Destin, where attendees can watch a live broadcast of the sinking. So if you are interested in that, A.J.'s and Destin will have a live stream of that. (14:09) Also, some exciting news for the kiddos. The eighth annual Grinch Glow Ride is coming back, and we had planned to do this last year, but rain and uncooperative weather moved in, and I talked to Matt McGee last week. He said, let's do it again. So the eighth annual Grinch Glow Ride is on. It's coming up on Thursday, December 3rd, right here in Fort Walton Beach. (14:34) If you haven't been out to it before, it's a ton of fun. It's an annual event that brings families together for a bright and festive holiday tradition. This popular community event invites children and parents to deck out their bicycles, strollers, scooters, and golf carts in vibrant neon glow sticks and lights for a lively evening ride through the local Ferry Park neighborhoods. (14:57) Participants will gather at Livenright Real Estate's office at 102 Buck Drive before embarking on a glowing chase through the Ferry Park area to hunt down the Grinch, aka me. Capturing that kind of mischievous holiday character is a true team effort, concluding with a celebratory gathering supported by Santa Claus and the Fort Walton Beach Police Department. Usually, Tijuana Flats is out there with a nacho bar and tacos for the kids as well. (15:31) It should be a great event. It's coming up on Thursday, December 3rd, around 5.30pm. We've got all the details for you online. Just go to thebteamshow.com, click on the events tab, and we'll talk more and more about this event as it gets closer. I love doing this annual event. It's so much fun. It's free and open to the public, so don't miss out on the eighth annual Grinch Glow Ride on Thursday, December 3rd. (15:58) Alright, it's 7.25. We'll take a break. A look at your local forecast is coming up next, right here on 100.3 KROCK. Coming up on 100.3 KROCK, we're going to be taking on the Giants in New York City on Thursday night. (16:48) We're going to be taking on the Giants in New York City on Thursday night. (17:13) We're going to be taking on the Giants in New York City on Thursday night. (17:38) We're going to be taking on the Giants in New York City on Thursday night. (18:03) We're going to be taking on the Giants in New York City on Thursday night. (18:28) We're going to be taking on the Giants in New York City on Thursday night. (18:53) We're going to be taking on the Giants in New York City on Thursday night. (19:18) We're going to be taking on the Giants in New York City on Thursday night. (19:43) We're going to be taking on the Giants in New York City on Thursday night. (19:58) Project responds to a 250% passenger growth since 2014 and would be built on existing airport property using a public-private partnership model. So those of you that frequent VPS, flying in flying out, looks like the airport is going to be working on building a new multi-story parking garage to help alleviate the parking pains that the airport is seeing right now. All right it's 749. We'll take a break, pay a couple bills. Dan Diamond has more local news on the way. Billy Squire and the eight o'clock hour is just around the corner. So we invite you to stay with us right here on 100.3 KROCK. 100.3 KROCK, the classic rock station. Good morning Emerald Coast. It's a beautiful Tuesday, partly sunny skies, 62 degrees, a high today of 75. We'll check your forecast here in just a little bit. The B Team Morning Show is on the air. I'm Schuyler Black. No Bobby Dewrell. He's still feeling under the weather and hopefully we have him back here tomorrow. He got a hold of me last night and said it feels like he got run over by a truck and it's been a while since he's been this bad. So I said then stay away, stay the hell away. We do not want you here. We do not want this going around the station. And so for once he actually listened to me. He actually listened to me. But just because Bobby's not here doesn't mean we don't have somebody in the second chair this morning. I want to welcome in my friend Dustin Wedge with Crunch Fitness here in, well, opening up a brand new club. Is that what you call it? A club? Yeah, a club. (21:43) Right here in Fort Walton Beach. Maybe your new fitness club to join here in town. Dustin, good morning man. Welcome in. Good morning. Thank y'all for having me. I really appreciate it. Very grateful to be here. And we're all trying to decipher through his real, you know, pronounced Canadian accent. I get that a good bit. I don't know about Canadian, but more like a New York style, Italian style accent. If you're in the South, that's all Louisiana. That's it. 100%. (22:16) Well, welcome in man. How long you been in town? So I've been in for a little over two months now. Okay. Yeah, I came in on the second day. I want to say it was September 2nd. Then by September 3rd, I already fell in love with the community, fell in love with the area. I mean, it's the same thing anybody can ask for. Well, it's a great place to be and I'm happy you're here in Fort Walton Beach. Crunch is opening up a brand new club on the Mariester Cut-Off. (22:42) You'll find him over there next to the Academy Sports Store. Correct. Right behind Longhorn Steakhouse. Yep, right over there. So convenient location for a lot of folks that, you know, may be stationed or work at Hurlburt Field or live on that side of town. Convenient location. So check him out if you have not. Now, the club is not officially open yet, correct? Correct. We're looking to open around the end of December. And how long have you been with Crunch? I've been under the Crunch umbrella for probably about a little over three years now. Okay, so tell us a little bit about Crunch because this is a brand that a lot of us here in this region are not familiar with. I know this is kind of a new expansion area for y'all. So what separates Crunch from the folks like Planet Fitness and Anytime and some of those other brands? I'd love to tell y'all. So first off, Crunch has been around since 1989. We started as a group fitness class in New York City and I mean it just expanded rapidly after that. (23:43) I mean, it's crazy. It's like no other. I said there was a New York tie in there, folks. Yeah, you're absolutely right. You got me on that one. Yes, sir. But yeah, we expanded so rapidly. I mean, it became the hottest club. Still is the hottest club. We are the fastest, continuously growing in the whole fitness network. It's unreal. Right now, Crunch has over 600 gyms all throughout the U.S. So huge. Yes, we're also in nine different countries. Wow. International. That's how big we are, how big it's expanded. And it's only gonna get bigger. Bigger and bigger and bigger. It's just there's no ceiling. So Crunch, what separates us from the rest? (24:22) So usually there's three reasons that people, you know, have an excuse not to go to the gym. Yep. So we'll say it's price. We'll say who's gonna watch the kids and time. All right, so I'm gonna cover all three of that with you right now. So price, our most popular membership that's gonna cover pretty much everything, is only $29.99. Oh, that's like a buck a day. That's it. A buck a day, exactly. (24:47) That's one of our slogans that we use. Buck a day. That's it. So time-wise, we're open 24-7 and staffed 24-7 as well. Really? All night too? Yes. And we have everybody there, so you don't have to worry about getting a key fob, losing it. If you lose it, somebody's gonna let you in the gym overnight because a lot of people do like to work out overnight because of the workshop. So biggest thing, all right, well, I have kids. Who's gonna watch my kids? Well, in that $29.99, we have what's called a Kids Crunch. We're gonna watch your kids for up to two hours at specified times every single time you come to work out. That's wild, man. Right. (25:21) I mean, where can you find somebody to watch your kids for 30 bucks for two hours in a day, much less the whole month? Right. I mean, that right there pays for itself. I mean, it's unreal. So over here in Fort Walton Beach and Mariester, our gym's gonna be 37,000 square foot. Okay. Right. State-of-the-art facility, state-of-the-art equipment. We're gonna have tons of weights. Dumbbells going up to 120 pounds. We're gonna have plate-loaded machines, selectorized machines, plenty of cable stations, about 12 Olympic or if you want to call it powerlifting platforms. We're gonna have five fitness studios. What's a fitness studio? So we're gonna have five different ones. I'm gonna explain each one of them right now. Okay. So our first one's called the Hit Zone. That's high intensity interval training. Great for knocking two birds out one stone, losing the fat, building that lean muscle that everybody wants all at once. Second one's gonna be group fit classes. We're gonna have about 70 classes plus per week in all these five studios. It's absolutely insane. Then we have a pump studio. The pump studio is kind of like an orchestrated sports when we play when we are younger, around that realm. Then we're gonna have what's called a hot studio where we can do hot yoga, hot Pilates, the whole nine yards in there. (26:33) Then we're gonna have what a lot of females are really looking forward to and that's our reformer Pilates. Okay. That is gonna be top-notch. So all five of those studios are gonna be looking to have about 70 plus classes all around every single week. It's not the best part. So that's your fitness side. Okay. So just as important as fitness is your recovery. You need to be able to recover your body in order to grow those muscles, relax, whole nine yards. So we have a relax and recover zone. That's gonna include stand-up salon quality style tanning beds, massage chairs, hydro massage and the human touch massage chairs. Then we're gonna have cryotherapy and red light therapy. Oh also and you can bring a guest for free as well to come try out the gym. Oh this is 30 bucks a month? 30 bucks a month. It sounds crazy right? It does. It sounds crazy. It sounds like there has to be a catch. (27:19) There's not. This is like a hundred dollar a month membership anywhere else. Easy. Easy. Easy. No it's 30 bucks a month. That's it. There is no catch. No gimmick. No anything. That's what we offer and that's why we who we are. That's who we are. I see how you're different. It doesn't doesn't take a long time to figure that one out. No it doesn't at all. It doesn't at all. Well we're excited to have you all in town man and and I know you're doing some sort of membership giveaway right now. Yes sir. So right now my team we're all over the place in Fort Walton Beach area. We even expanded into Destin. Trying to get a little bit into Navarre. Went to Niceville. The whole nine yards. We want to get to everybody. So for Fort Walton Beach, Mary Esther welcoming us into their community with open arms. We want to give back. So how we're doing that is we're offering an opportunity to win a free one-year membership. Free. Okay so it's a raffle that we do every single Friday until we open. Wow every week. Yes so we got seven Fridays left right? So all we're gonna need is just your name, phone number, email. We put you into that raffle. We select a winner every Friday. (28:23) We put you on our social media pages. Crunch Fort Walton Beach on Instagram and Facebook and we'll also call you which is why we get that number and email. So if you win you don't miss out on that one free membership. And like you said so in turn if you don't win that's gonna lock in that rate for the $29.99 and like you said just like our slogan it only comes out to a buck a day. That's cheap. (28:43) That is it and if anybody wants to do it they can also contact me on social media and they can even stop by our location over there 546 Mariester Cutoff like you said right next to Academy Sports right behind the Longhorn Steakhouse. Perfect yeah you can you can go get your sports equipment after you work out and then go have a nice big high-protein steak. Well Dustin we're really excited about the new the new gym the new club that's opening up. Opening day is again what day? (29:11) So don't know I'm not sure of the open date just yet but it is gonna be the end of December for sure. So for y'all that are trying to get out of the sweets and heavy eating of the holidays and Christmas this is gonna be a great opportunity for a New Year's resolutions. That's it perfect time for New Year New Me right after you eat all that great food for the holidays. Come work it off let's get our bodies right for summer. Dustin welcome to town man. Thank you for coming in. I appreciate that very much I appreciate y'all having me. And we hope we can continue you know talking about y'all here in the future too. Absolutely. (29:45) It's gonna be it's gonna be great so check them out Crunch Fitness on the Mariester Cut-Off here in Fort Walton Beach. I'm Schuyler Black it's the B Team Morning Show. Bad company on the way after the talking heads on 100.3 KROCK. (30:00) 100.3 KROCK, the classic rock station. It's the B Team Morning Show. I'm Schuyler Black. Thanks for dialing in. The B Team Show this morning, as always, brought to you by Stripes Pub & Grill in Navarre, Okaloosa Gas, and Outkast Sushi in Miramar Beach. A wild story coming out of Miramar Beach this morning as a man over there has forfeited multiple foreign antiques dating as far back as circa 3000 B.C. Now, he surrendered them to the United States government following an investigation into smuggled artifacts, according to federal authorities. John P. Heakin, U.S. (30:43) Attorney for the Northern District of Florida, announced the seizure and forfeiture of the ancient items from Matthew Weinberg. Now, federal officials confirmed the recovered artifacts were illegally obtained from countries including Iraq, Iran, Egypt, Cyprus, and China and will be re-given back to the nations of origin. Now, court documents show Homeland Security investigations agents were notified in July of last year after U.S. Customs and Border Protection officers at the Pensacola International Airport detained an inbound shipment from the United Arab Emirates destined for Weinberg. The shipment's manifest claimed it contained two terracotta objects worth under $200. An appraisal revealed the package actually held two tablets from modern-day Iraq dating from 3000 B.C. to 2000 B.C. valued at more than $15,000. Now, further investigation uncovered other undervalued shipments to Weinberg carrying bronze figures, ceramic architectural models, and terracotta idols from Iran, Egypt, and Cyprus. In March of this year, federal agents executed a search warrant at Weinberg's Miramar Beach home. (32:02) Authorities seized ancient Hebrew Torah scrolls, Chinese scroll artwork, and Egyptian items dating back from circa 712 to 525 B.C. So, that is just a wild story coming out of Miramar Beach this morning. Weinberg has also paid $75,000 in penalties, and the recovered artifacts, again, will be returned to their countries of origin. So, anyway, thought that was interesting. Wanted to pass that along to you all this morning. (32:34) Now, tomorrow is Veterans Day. We've got the Veterans Day parade and celebration in Mariester. You've got the Veterans Day ceremony at Beale Memorial Cemetery here in Fort Walton Beach. And then on Thursday, you've got the downtown Fort Walton Beach Coffee Club monthly get-together, and the B Team morning show will be live on location. We've got the details on our events tab at thebteamshow.com. It's 827, a quick break. Music from ACDC and Foreigner is next on 100.3 KROCK. There's Brian Adams and Cuts Like a Knife on 100.3 KROCK, the classic rock station. I'm Scott Urblack. Good morning, everybody. Hope you're doing well on this Tuesday. Going to see a high this afternoon of 75 degrees. We're at 63 right now in Fort Walton Beach. A Florida woman was arrested for drunk driving, and she told police that she didn't want to get out of her car when she was asked to do sobriety test. The woman ran a red light and then made a right turn right in front of a police officer. And then after getting pulled over, the woman had slow speech and admitted to being on her phone. When the officer asked her to get out of the car, she told them, what I'm saying is, I don't want to. Now, after refusing a second time, he handcuffed the woman and asked where they were going. She has been charged with DUI and resisting an officer without violence. So that did not end well for her trying to stonewall there. Also, a crazy story out of Ohio State University. The Ohio State University has temporarily suspended its Sigma Alpha fraternity after a disturbing video went viral showing two people on fire. Now, the video shows one person's sweatpants catching fire before he tackles another individual whose clothes then also catch on fire. Both individuals are receiving medical care, but the extent of their injuries has not been released. Police are investigating what led to the blaze. Boston, now on 100.3 KROCK, it's the B Team Morning Show. There's Boston at 8.50 on the Classic Rock Station, 100.3 KROCK, it's the B Team Morning Show. I'm Schuyler Black, Bobby Durrell out today, still flying solo this morning. He's got a heck of a viral infection right now, so hopefully he's feeling better here in another 24 hours. Don't forget, Choctaw plays playoff football Friday night at Mosley. We'll carry that game for you play-by-play on Sister Station, 94.3 FTW. (35:09) Kickoff is set for 8 p.m. All right, a quick break and more non-stop Classic Rock coming up. Foghat on the way after a look at local news, coming up next on 100.3 KROCK. Music from heart on the Classic Rock Station, 100.3 KROCK. It's a beautiful, terrific Tuesday on the Emerald Coast, a high of 75 degrees this afternoon. Tomorrow, Veterans Day, Wednesday, 74, 75 Thursday before a cold front pushes in and gives us, well, weekend highs in the upper 50s to mid-60s. We'll check that full forecast here in just a little while. Final hour, the B Team Morning Show. I'm Schuyler Black, Bobby Durrell, still feeling under the weather today. The B Team Show, as always, brought to you by our friends at Stripes Pub and Grill in Navarre, as well as Okaloosa Gas and Outkast Sushi in Miramar Beach. Tomorrow, with Veterans Day, there are a lot of memorials and Veterans Day ceremonies going on. Don't miss out at Beale Memorial Cemetery in Fort Walton Beach tomorrow, and in Mariester, their Veterans Day Parade and Celebration goes on. The parade starts at 1 p.m., and the food trucks and the fun starts at the Santa Rosa Mall parking lot tomorrow morning at 11. We've got all the details on these events and so many more by visiting our website, thebteamshow.com. (36:42) Jerry Rafferty, and right down the line on the Classic Rock Station, 100.3 KROCK and worldwide at krockfwb.com. Coming up on Friday night, it is high school football, playoff football. (36:59) Choctaw, take it on Moseley. Kickoff is set for 7 p.m. Catch all the big green action on 94.3 FTW and streaming live at 943ftw.com. Now, also Friday night, the Florida State Seminoles will be in action at Pitt's. We'll carry that game on 103.7 The Ticket. On Saturday, Alabama will be up in Nashville. Take it on Vandy. 130 kick on 103.7 The Ticket. And then on Saturday night, the Florida Gators will be up in Lexington. Take it on the Kentucky Wildcats. We'll also have that one on 103.7 The Ticket. All right, a quick break and more nonstop Classic Rock is coming up next on 100.3 KROCK. Five on the Classic Rock Station, 100.3 KROCK. It's the B Team morning show. Scatter, Blackfly, and Solo on a Tuesday morning. The downtown Fort Walton Beach Coffee Club is hosting its monthly get-together Thursday morning, and the B Team will be live on location starting at 7 a.m. and will be there until 9. Now, coffee and connections, a networking window starts at 8.30. Coffee and refreshments provided by Mr. Tom Tona and the Florida Place Food Trucks that host the event. And it's free and open to the public, so if you're a downtown resident, merchant, or a business owner around Fort Walton Beach, we encourage you to get out to the downtown Fort Walton Beach Coffee Club on Thursday morning. The program officially kicks off at 9 a.m. with guest speakers. So we've got all the details for you listed online at thebteamshow.com. Also downtown next week is the next Ladies' Night in downtown Fort Walton Beach. All sorts of fun stuff planned at Soundside and Jake and Henry's. (38:51) We've got the details for you online at thebteamshow.com on the events tab. Joan Jett, I hate myself for loving you. It's 100.3 KROCK. There's Aerosmith, same old song and dance on the classic rock station, 100.3 KROCK, and online at krockfwb.com. The Mary Esther Veterans Day Parade and Celebration is scheduled for tomorrow, Veterans Day Wednesday, November 11th. And the event begins at 11 o'clock tomorrow morning with live entertainment, children's activities, and food trucks in the Santa Rosa Mall parking lot at 1 p.m. The parade kicks off on Page Bacon Road, then proceeds east, turning right onto Mary Esther Boulevard, and then right again onto Hollywood, ending at the southwest entrance of the mall. After the parade ends tomorrow, you can enjoy more family time and great eats until 3 p.m. The Mary Esther Veterans Day Parade and Celebration tomorrow. And we've got the details for you online at thebteamshow.com. Plus, many more events coming up over the next several days, talking about Choctaw football, talking about a food truck. (39:59) For sharing and caring, the downtown Fort Walton Beach Coffee Club Milo's Birthday Bash happening at the landing this Saturday. All of that and more online at thebteamshow.com. But we are out of time this morning. I'm Schuyler Black saying adios and sayonara. (40:15) Hope you all have a safe and enjoyable rest of your Tuesday. And for Bobby Dewrell, who is not feeling too hot today, we certainly hope that he's, well, I guess not under the weather tomorrow. I want to thank our sponsors, Stripes Pub & Grill in Navarre, Okaloosa Gas and Outkast Sushi in Miramar Beach for sponsoring the show as they do each and every morning. (40:37) And Ballpark Frank is the next. Enjoy the rest of your Tuesday, everybody. And I'll catch you back here tomorrow morning, bright and early at 6 on 100.3 KROCK. And that's a wrap on today's B Team Redux.