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Welcome to Dirty Rush, the truth about sorority life.

With your host, me, Gia Judice, Daisy Kent, and Jennifer Fessler.

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Welcome back to another episode of Dirty Rush.

From pre-gaming rituals to legendary pre-party moments, we are diving deep into the chaos, laughs, and memories that makes sorority and fraternity life unforgettable.

Today we are pre-partying with Bachelor Nation before Jingle Ball.

They are here to spill all the stories from the good old college days and give us the inside scoop on the ultimate pre-party scene. So we have with us now, drum roll please, the beautiful Trista Sutter. Hello, my gorgeous friend. Hi. Hi. I'm so sad. I'm not seeing you in person. Yeah, I know. So am I. You should be here with us. Doesn't feel right. I would love that. Well, listen, you can't party with us at Jingleball, but we're going to talk about partying and you and college. Trista, where did you go to school? Indiana University for undergrad and then I went to Miami for graduate school. And what sorority were you in? I was in Alpha Chi Omega. Okay.

Did you ever, or I'm sure you did do a lot of pre-gaming in your day?

Well, I could.

So for football games, we couldn't because I, or I couldn't because I was a red stepper.

I, you know, danced at the halftime at the football games.

So I could never go to like tailgating or anything for football games. Right. But, you know, if there was any other pre-gaming, yeah. Did they call it? Like, I don't know, because you're younger than me, a lot younger than me. Not a lot. That's not true. I am not a lot younger than are. I'm 50. I'm 53. You are? I am.

Bob Guinea just told me he was 54. Is like, are you sure? You're 53? Wow. Well, I'm 57. So you're still a baby to me.

See? See? No, but yeah, you're right. We're right around the same age. I mean, if I was a freshman, we could have been at the same school if at the same time. 53, 54, 55, 50s, yes, that's very true. And they did not call it pre-gaming when I was in college. Do they call it that? That's what they call it now. That's what they call it now. Oh, you don't know that term? No, I don't know that term.

Trista. That's going to be hard since that's what this podcast is about. So let me define it. And by the way, I'm sure I'm not going to define it well. But whatever. Well, we'll, okay. So it's when you party first. It's the party before the party. So, and you're going to find out more about that very soon when your kids go to college,

is my guess.

Yes.

Although I think my kids started saying it in high school.

So before a football game, but even before a party.

I feel like, I mean, don't we do that?

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