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Someone who had called and had a gun to their head,

and they were kind of unloading and reloading the gun into the microphone,

and not de-escalating whatsoever.

It was, I think that call wound up being something like two hours.

Yeah. it was, I think that call wound up being something like two hours. Welcome back to other people's lives. I'm Joe Sanigato. I'm Greg Dybeck. For anyone out there

that would like to be on our show, hit us up. Our email is OPL podcast at gmail.com. Today we're speaking to a woman

who reached out and she worked for the suicide hotline. She was a crisis consultant. So essentially

the person that picks up the phone when someone calls the suicide hotline. So we're going to learn

all about that job, her training, the impact that it had on her.

And we've got the guest on now.

So thank you so much for being on.

Thank you.

Thanks for having me, guys.

I'm super excited.

Of course.

Before we get into, I guess, the specifics of your job and your experience, can you just explain to anyone who doesn't know what the

suicide hotline is? Yeah, definitely. So it's a service that's available sort of anywhere in the U.S.

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