Hello friends and welcome to episode 519 of the Juice Box podcast.

On today's episode I'll be speaking with David Copeland, David is the father of a child

with type 1 diabetes, but that is not nearly why he's on the show today.

David is also an associate professor of psychology at the University of Nevada, Las Vegas.

And he's kind enough to be on the show today to answer a few of my questions.

Not the least of which is, what is sunk cost fallacy?

Now, don't stop your employer, don't go, oh, sunk cost fallacy, what the, scot, what?

Just stick with me on this one, okay?

It's an interesting look into how our minds work and how maybe they impact us when we make

decisions about things like, I don't know, life stuff, or maybe even diabetes.

While you're listening, please remember that nothing you hear on the Juice Box podcast

should be considered advice, medical, or otherwise.

Please always consult a physician before making any changes to your healthcare plan or

becoming bold within someone.

I promise you this will be interesting.

I promise, sunk cost fallacy and other things.

This episode of the Juice Box podcast is brought to you by Touched By Type 1, a wonderful

organization helping people with type 1 diabetes.

Learn more about them at touchbytype1.org or you can find them on Facebook and Instagram.

Before we start, I want to remind you that if you're a U.S. resident living with type

1 diabetes or a U.S. resident who is the caregiver of someone with type 1, I would love it if

you'd go to the T1D Exchange and fill out their survey.

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