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Welcome back to another episode of Dirty Rush.

Today we are going to be talking all about funk groups, how they're made, and how important they really are.

This is a producer episode hosted by Shelby and Evie.

Okay, so we're going to jump in. We're going to bring in our panelists who are recruitment pros.

Welcome, guys. What are your guys' names?

Hi. My name is Peyton. Hi, I'm Sarah. Hi, guys. Welcome. Where'd you

both go to school? We both went to school in Texas. And were you on recruitment team together there?

Yes. Oh my gosh, that's so fun. Ebs, do you want to take it away with the first question?

Yeah. So what our audience wants to know is like how are bunk groups made behind the scenes when it

comes to recruitment? A bump group is essentially when you're going through recruitment and you go

into the houses and you're talking to multiple people from whatever house

it is those people that you're talking to are all paired together in a group based off of

most likely like a common interest or a state that they're from and they're going to be like

personally assigned to talk to the girls that are

coming through the house. I don't know if that makes sense. No, that makes so much sense. So like

maybe walk us through like a timeline. When do you guys start putting together bump groups? Does it

start in the summer? How early do you start matching these girls together?

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