Welcome to Dirty Rush, the truth about sorority life with your host, me, Gia Judice,

Daisy Kent, and Jennifer Fessler.

Hi, guys, welcome back to another episode of Dirty Rush.

Today, I have on a special guest who was very much involved in sorority life at a school in the Midwest. She's a good friend of mine and also in a new season of the Valley, Janet Coperno, welcome to Dirty Rush. Hi, my friend, you guys, so Janet and I met, it was the BMA's, right? I think it was the I Heart Awards. Oh, it was. Yeah. Excuse me. Excuse me, yes, it was. We sat next to each other, right? Yes, and had the best time. And we had the best time. I was like, who is this lovely, lovely woman? And we had a couple of the other cast members from the Valley next to us as well, right? That was a fun night. Yeah, I was Brittany's date for that. So always a fun night to get to be Britney's date.

Yeah. Yeah. So, all right. So I want to talk a little Valley, but first, since this is Dirty Rush,

tell me where you went to school or tell us, where'd you go to school, what sorority were you in,

all of that. Yeah. Okay. So I went to Ohio University, not to be mistaken with the Ohio State

University, which is like the Buckeyes. Ohio University is like an hour and a half southeast,

a smaller school. And I was an English major there. And I was a Chi Omega there. So it's

a Tau Alpha chapter of Chi Omega there. So I was a tau alpha chapter of Chi Omega there. I was an English major too. I don't know

that I ever used that degree for anything. Maybe you know, no, no. It did not really serve me.

I just like to read. Yeah, that was me too. I was like it was nice actually the balance between also being a

sorority girl and kind of having that social aspect of something and then getting to go, like, be with all my like nerd English majors.

Yes.

Read and write. It was like such a balance. Yep. Yep. So, okay, first of all, well, let me just go back just for a minute. Where did you grow up?

I grew up in Dublin, Ohio. So just

outside of Columbus, where the Ohio State University is. So I never wanted to like go to Ohio

state because it was too close to home. It was like 15 minutes for my mom's house. So Ohio

University was like an hour and a half drive. I was like, if I'm that far away, my mom won't be

able to like pop in every day if she wants.

Yeah. Yeah. I have to plan a trip down to visit me. So my university was like known as being a party school. And at the time in high school, I was like, that sounded really nice. Yeah. I hear you. Well, did you have friends from your high school that went with you?

Yeah, it wasn't as a lot of my high school went to Ohio State.

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