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

Daisy Kent, and Jennifer Fessler.

Hi, guys, it is Jen Fessler here with another episode of Dirty Rush.

And today, we are going to answer the question that we are constantly asked, what is it like to live in a sorority house? And to help us with

that, we are bringing in two of our producers, Heather and Amy and our friend Nikki. Hi, guys. Hi. Hi. Jen, I agree with you.

That is the number one question people ask the most. What is it like living in a sorority?

That is our number one question. It's absolutely true. So let's answer the question as best as we can, you guys.

Amy, I mean, tell me some of your thoughts here.

So I think we had a Nikki and I were in the sorority together.

So I think we probably had 100 people living in.

How many people lived in your house, you know, at one time?

Not as many.

So it was, you know, like I'm sure like you guys, it was divided up. So I lived in my house my junior year, but I, I, that was when, so I had pledged late because I had transferred

to University of Texas. So I was living with girls that were younger than me. And I would say

there was probably 50 of us living in the house. So, and Nikki can attest to this. One of the, like, things that people really noticed about our sorority was that it was mostly two-girl rooms because a lot of people. Except for the pledge porch. Right. But a lot of people are turned off by that pledge porch. Don't you think, Nikki? It was, it was awful. I don't even know. What is a pledge porch. Wait, you guys, what's a pledge awful. I don't even know. What is a pledge porch?

Wait, you guys, what's a pledge porch?

I don't remember that.

It's like eight beds or pie-fyes was worse. Pi-fi's was like one big room. We had, what, six or? Six people and you get, you get sort of like your own little alcove and then you get a closet. but the things people don't like about other sororities is that you keep your stuff in one room and then you get a closet, but the things people don't like about other sororities is that you keep

your stuff in one room and then like 30 girls sleep in what is like a, I don't even know,

we didn't have them, so I don't know what it's called. It's like a bunk at camp. Yes, and it's all

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