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

Daisy Kent, and Jennifer Fessler.

Welcome back to part two of our most restricted, most guarded episode yet.

So settle in. You're about to hear the part of

the story that no one was ever supposed to talk about. So for my sorority initiation, it was something

that I never thought was a big deal at all. There was nothing to prepare for in my eyes. It was just on the calendar and

we had no acceptable excuses for missing this event. And I do know that some people missed and

nothing happened to them. When people on the board of my sorority would speak about things being unexcusable or

you can't miss, it just felt like life or death. Like if you couldn't make initiation, you were not

going to see the next day. I don't know why. I think ever since being in the sorority, I just,

it was really fun in bubbles and butterflies until at times it felt very colty, which this initiation that I did is what really made me feel like it was very colty, being a part of a sorority.

I feel like the school and the sorority that I was in was very

chill and relaxed and didn't really have that strict of rules. And but then, you know, for this

initiation, I was reminded that it was a sorority and that there's, you know, alumni and boards with people that are in their

later ages that still create the rules for sorority. So it was just kind of like a

realization moment for me for sure about like what it means to be in a sorority. So our sorority

initiation was on a Sunday. and I can't remember the

timing of it, but I do remember they kind of gave us a list of things that we couldn't do the

night before. We weren't allowed to go out. We were not allowed to go to the frat houses.

We were not allowed to go onto the campus bars.

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