Gia Giudice

like people will remember you.

So like, I remember being surprised about like how much, like on the opposite end of it, like how much work goes into it, you know, like work week and recruitment week.

Like those are some long days.

And like Liza just said, like there is a lot of pressure on the recruiter because they're driving the conversation, you know, a hundred percent sophomore going through recruitment.

Like,

Being like, oh my gosh, I have to remember all these little things about this girl and I want to make sure that like she feels good and that like the conversation is flowing and yeah.

I mean, green pant girl.

I mean, I feel like that would catch me off guard.

I would be like, is this a compliment or?

Right.

I think at that point, especially because I was like two years older than all the girls I was rushing with, I was like, I am the age of the girls who are rushing me.

So I was just kind of like, okay, like if green pants is a way that you're going to remember me, like by all means that.

Yeah.

Sure.

Yeah.

I can't think of anything like that.

I mean, I do remember I had a roommate at the time who was in a different sorority.

And, you know, they had asked me, like, so you live with so-and-so.

And I was kind of like, this is completely, like, unallowable.

And I would say I left that house just kind of feeling like, do you actually value me as a potential new member?