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Eric Mishy
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Oct 1, 2026
Noon(er) Chat with Kerr Auction and SAVE
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85:42Eric MishyGUEST
And it's interesting because my director of programs will often come back and say, we keep talking about how this industry or that industry is higher than the average.
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85:55Eric MishyGUEST
What's the average, especially if you've just named everybody, right? And so the best way I can answer that is that it's really more important to compare those rates uh, to other professions rather than the general population, because trying to compare the rates of general population really doesn't serve much purpose.
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86:19Eric MishyGUEST
But if you look at construction, you look at agriculture and agribusiness, you know, compared to other professions, you know, uh, religious folks, people who are, you know, pastors and priests and things like that.
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86:38Eric MishyGUEST
You look at those rates and you look at them compared to the industries where we see very high rates of suicide.
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92:42Bridget RiedelHOST
And I don't know, Eric, if you've got anything that is good advice or instances you've come across with someone like that.