the virtue.

And our, uh, uh, insert McKenzie is coming out of her comfort zone a little bit and saying

goodbye to one part of her life and now needs to say hello to another.

Yeah.

It's the end of an era.

I officially have dropped my sorority, but she was a really big part of my life for three

years, but I'm going into my senior year at UGA.

And I will say I don't, I don't want to start regretting it, but I feel like I'm starting

to regret it.

And I don't know how to feel about it.

So what made you decide that at three years was enough and that your senior year wanted

to go ahead and drop?

So really it was nothing wrong with the sorority.

All I have no ill, like intent with them.

Like they were super sweet.

I met so many great girls doing it.

It was really more of a financial thing for me.

I was paying my own dues and it also was like, I was going to like one thing a month.

So I was paying like $300 to go to a date night with my boyfriend where we could do that

on our own.

So it didn't really make any sense for me to be doing, like paying all that money and

then doing one thing a month because I kind of stopped.

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