This is the Dodd-Dyler Radio Empire. Everybody get their type 1 diabetes Barbie yet. Not yet. No. They just have a little thing on the back of her arm. It's got the little glucose monitor on the back of her arm and an insulin pump on her pants. She's wearing an insulin pump. No vagina, but she has an insulin pump. Right. Yeah. Think about that. Still a smoothie, but an insulin pump. Yeah. Yep.

There's a side card. She's wearing an insulin pump. No vagina, but she has an insulin pump. Right. Yeah. Think about that.

Still a smoothie, but an insulin pump. Yeah. There's a sidecar then, which we won't describe. No, no, no, no. No, no. You're confusing things. That's a clause to be bad. Yeah, that's a completely different thing that has nothing to do with diabetes. All I know it does. Is the insulin pump hooked up to you?

Yeah, some.

Yeah, and then it'll just inject insulin. Yeah. Whenever. When you need it. That's cool. Like the actual pumps are hooked up to people. For little girls that have type one diabetes, type one diabetes. You know. How big is it? Is it an obtrusive device? It looks like it looks no bigger than like a cell phone or so. It's like a little pack on her on her waistband there. Yeah, but. It's got the little thing on the back of her arm, right? Yeah, man, and it does. It's got the little glucose monitor on the back of her arm. Yeah, but no, Barbie's only a foot tall. It's, it's proportion. It's proportionate. Yeah, there's, there's some pictures in the link I sent you guys. You can see this. It would be weird if the insulin pack was as big as the Barbie. Anybody have a problem with this? Because it seems a little, uh, inclusive. Yeah, no, it's Barbie. And are we still, are we still saying insulin works, Todd?

You know.

Don't ask Rob Schneider. Oh, no, that's right. Seems a little diverse. I don't ask him anything. She's a douchebag. You don't want to diet, Barbie partnered up. It's all diet. You don't have diabetes. I know she's white, but she's wearing a thing on her.

And I don't wear a thing on me.

Right.

And I don't only a thing on me.

Right.

And I don't only like people that look like me.

These aren't going to sell as well overseas.

No.

No.

They partnered up with Mattel and Breakthrough T1D have partnered up to make this happen. And we're partnered up with them too.

They're in on our golf tournament tomorrow.

We should make an Ozympic Barbie.

It starts out a little chunky and gradually loses weight as the Ozempic kicks in.

Well, that would mean they have to make a fat Barbie and they don't.

Why don't they make a fat Barbie? That would also mean Barbie wouldn't have a sponsor, although I'm sure they're not above that. I do like a zipping Barbie. This is just, you know, type 1A diabetes? Is that what you have? Type 1 diabetes. Yeah, type 1. Okay. They've got to make a bigger car before they make a fat barb.

T1D. I should know that.

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