Tyler McAllister
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114 appearances
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first heard Jan 2025
last heard Jan 2025
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But if I'm if I'm being frankly honest, there's like things that I have to deal with that normal human beings don't don't have to like like sometimes I yearn to be like Daryl just completed a five day water fast. I'm just like, man, I really wish that all I had to do was make a decision because I it's not just making a decision. I have to decide.
And then I have to freaking monitor this and make all kinds of crazy adjustments and like limiting my exercise at different times. And like, and like just be well aware, like when to make sure my insulin isn't overproducing and just all the, all these things.
And so, but again, I think, I think the coolest thing about type one diabetes is really, it's been a superpower because it's taught me discipline that I don't think I could have ever learned just from normal life. I like it. And so, um, so yeah, like everybody's in their own battle. Everybody is, uh, and so I always try not to overly, like I'm, I'm fairly judgmental from a physical standpoint.
Like I'll look at a 400 pound person and be like, dude, get more discipline. Like that's what I think. But at the same time, I always remind myself, look, everybody's in their own personal battle. If they're constantly bettering themselves, that's all that matters. As long as the trajectory is in the right way, and when they slide back a little bit, rebound and get back up.
Um, I mean, dude, it's the only way we experienced life, right? Like, like I can't feel the spirit if I am just like shoving myself full of donuts and weigh 400 pounds.
Is that true? Or what'd you say? You know, I saw the articles. Yeah. Stem cells, type one diabetes. Like here's, here's where I'm at. I want to believe it. I like, but like, Probably not. I would say the one downfall of our capitalistic society is health. It's the unfortunate byproduct of capitalism is that there's a lot of people make a lot of money on illness.
Insulin, blood sugar strips, insulin pumps, all this stuff it takes to take care of diabetes or cancer or anything else.
dude those are a lot of people that are going to lose their livelihood if you find a cure and and so it's the like i said the unfortunate byproduct and although like i want to believe that this has happened i hope it does will it ever be made available to me or how i don't know right probably outside of the us maybe robert kennedy will figure it out rfk junior let's go cure it yeah Oh, it is.
It is one of those. But I will say my biggest pet peeve. Don't ever call me a type two diabetic.
And the reason why is they should not be in the same ballpark. Type two is self-inflicted and they can cure themselves. They literally all they have to do is diet and exercise and they're cured. There is no cure to type one diabetes, except for hopefully stem cells. So cool.
Darrell, what's, what's next for you?
Um, what are you working on right now?
Dude, that's a crazy topic in and of itself. Like both of us have seniors, you have a 14 year old, like yikes.
there's that there's closer to being a grandpa than i am to being a newborn father like that's wild yeah that's wild how old is your oldest uh 17 she turns 18 here in like three weeks wow yeah and she graduates next month oh my gosh yeah yeah wild yeah and my youngest is six so like yeah like within the next six years we could yeah definitely grandpa lee here crazy grandpa oh
Yeah. And frankly, if it doesn't get better than this, like why? Why? Why even try? Right. Like I think it will always like life is about progression, creation, value. Right.
And then- But I think the terminology isn't like, wow, this is the best it can be. It's like, how do I make sure that I don't limit myself to only this, right? Like being able to, because I think one of the biggest self-destructive characteristics that any of us have is we self-destruct, right? Like we hit a ceiling and we're like, I'm not worthy of that. Or I, I only should have that. Right.
And so then we never get through that versus like, okay, I've gotten here. Okay. And I'm loving this. I'm really enjoying this. This is a freaking phenomenon. I mean, look at this. There's a waterfall. Like, how can it like, what can I do to make it even better than this?
It's because we create so much anxiety, like trying to predict the future. Right. Like, oh, like this should be happening or what's how's this going to impact me? Right. And, you know, obviously we've had a lot of professional experiences in which this happened. Right. Like early on with our business getting a million dollar fine from the state. Right.
Like, how do you like if we just ponder on this and dwell on this, it's like, dude, we're done. It's over. We're screwed. Instead of like, hey, trust in the unknown. Somehow it's going to work out. I'm just going to keep putting a step one step in front of the other.
And eventually, as long as as all as long as I'm living in the present, right, living in the present and doing my very best, the unknown will take care of itself.
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