- Let me see you drop it. Like it's hot.
Oh, here we go. Yeah.
- My pants are too tight.
- They're just tight enough.
(intriguing music)
- Hi.
- I'm here to guess who was in a sorority?
- I, myself was in a sorority.
I was a social chair for three years
for Gamma Phi beta, voted miss congeniality,
and I think I'm going to be pretty good at this.
- A sorority is a group of people
that come together to I guess,
like fight the patriarchy.
I don't know why sororities happen.
Then it became about drinking
and hooking up with people.
And that was why I got into it.
to head on out?
- Here we go.
(intriguing music)
Number one. Number one.
- My name's Nicole.
- Hi, Nicole.
- Hi.
- Okay. So Nicole, let me see your best sorority squat.
- Okay. So it's something like this.
- Oh, okay yeah. Booty out. Love it.
okay. Do you drink?
- Yeah.
- You ever drink out of a trashcan?
- A trashcan?
- Okay. That answers my question.
Can you, do we have drinks?
- We're just going to sip, right?
- Oh no, I want to see how quickly
you can drink this beer 3, 2, 1, go.
Okay. I've seen enough. I've seen enough.
I'm going to guess that you were not in a sorority.
- Why not?
- The trashcan question. You seemed perplexed by that.
And that is such a typical sorority thing
to drink out of a trash can.
Number two, come on down.
Have you ever participated in multiple people
hooking up together?
- No.
- You see my unsure.
- I know. I don't know why. I don't think so.
No, I'm going to go with no.
- You're going to go with no okay.
Where's the beer?
(laughter)
(muffled sounds)
Have you ever been hazed? Have you ever been hazed?
- What does that mean?
- My guess is no, because you didn't know
what hazing was or you were messing with me.
Okay. So let me see your squat.
Oh, okay. Cute Cute cute.
How would you clap when you're welcoming pledges in?
- Probably like.
(clapping sound)
- Did I do something wrong?
- Normally, when we would like welcome people in,
we had to keep our claps up like a very high clap.
- The clapping I'm going to say no
let's get let's you a beer,
and I want to see you chug it.
- Oh wonderful. Mom. I'm sorry.
- Okay. Oh yeah. Oh yeah.
Take it to the house. Take it to the house.
Oh, down the cleavage and everything. Yes.
Okay. I have to say that you're a sorority girl.
Cause all that beer in the cleavage.
That was like sisterhood right there. That's it.
Hey. Okay, so I liked your dance.
So in college, did you like to go to parties?
Did you like to dance.
- I went to parties and yeah, I like dancing a lot.
- Okay. Let me see you drop it like it's hot.
Oh, here we go. Yeah.
- My pants are too tight.
- They're just tight enough. I think no.
- Why not?
- I don't know. You just have like a,
more of like a drama club vibe.
- But I look like you.
- You do look like me, but I was also in drama club.
(laughter)
Have you ever hazed anyone?
- Yes.
- So if you were at a party
and it was a theme party, what would the theme be?
- I like white lies.
- Ooh. What's that?
- It's where you get everyone at the party,
gets a white t-shirt and then you write like any,
like a lie that you tell a lot.
- I have to say, I think you're a sorority girl
for a couple of reasons.
- Okay what are the reasons?
- The white lie party and your general essence
It's my guess.
- Okay.
- Yay.
- When I started, I was very confident.
And then as I was guessing,
no, for pretty much everyone,
I was like, I'm probably wrong.
So I'm excited to see who I was right or wrong about.
- Wow. That's it? Wow.
Hey, I did my best.
(laughter)
- All right.
- Hello.
- Hi. So you were in a sorority?
- Yes, I am.
- Are you still in a sorority?
- Yeah, I'm a senior.
- Oh my gosh.
- So I'm in the sisterhood of Phi Noi Ota,
that is a Philippine ex,
Filipino interest sisterhood.
We prefer to not use the term sorority,
we use sisterhood. But yeah.
- Nice. All right. Next.
- Is it bad that I'm proud of myself?
- You did a good job tricking me.
- Yeah.
- So you're in a sorority.
- I am.
- Cool. Which one?
- Tri Delt.
- Cool. Did you really not know what hazing is?
- I had heard that fraternities haze.
I didn't know sororities haze.
- Yeah. So what was your best experience
with your sorority?
- Best experience?
We all went to Coachella sophomore year.
- What? Okay. What was your worst
experience with your sorority?
- I really don't like recruitment.
I opted out of recruitment the last two years.
- Yeah. Recruitment sucks. Basically,
it's like the worst, first date you've ever had.
- And it's very appearance based.
- Yes. Very shallow, and lots of singing
and lots of clapping like this.
- So much singing and clapping.
- Yeah, I got you.
Okay. Did you ever think about being in a sorority?
- Not really. Like when I came to America,
I watched house bunny, like religiously
and I feel like I got the full experience from that.
I actually didn't go to college,
so I never got to do the college party thing.
I did a lot of it in high school.
It always looks really fun though.
- All right. Next.
- You are in a sorority. Okay.
Which sorority are you in?
- I am also a tri Delta.
- Oh sisters?
- No different schools.
I'm the current collegiate chapter president.
- Wow. Okay.
- I know.
- If somebody does something wrong,
what do you guys do? You like tie them up?
Leave him in the woods or.
- No. You know, it's usually like a meeting first.
- Okay. I was wrong.
- You were wrong.
- Oh man. So we are more alike,
than I thought. Were you also drama kid?
- Yes.
- And you were in a sorority?
- I was.
- Which one?
- I was an alpha Delta PI.
So I'm actually a gamma Phi legacy.
My mom was a gamma Phi beta
and then my sister was,
and they dropped me even though I'm a double legacy.
- Oh my gosh, what? So sisters
- But I came home to alpha Delta PI
and I don't regret it at all.
- Last one.
- Hi.
- Okay. Was I right?
- No
- I wasn't right.
- You were wrong.
- I was wrong. Did you go to a lot of frat parties?
- All of my best friends
and my boyfriend are in Greek life.
So I'm pretty like integrated into it.
I just never was in one myself.
- And never rushed. Never wanted to rush.
- Never rushed solely just because of money
before I got to college,
like I made a whole PowerPoint to my mom,
like saying why I wanted to be in a sorority
and like wanting to live on campus and stuff.
But it was just the money
and like saving for grad school.
- Okay. You're like walking amongst them,
but you're not one of them.
- Yeah. People aren't too mean to me,
which I'm thankful for.
- Yeah. I hope not.
- People are pretty mean to people
that aren't in the Greek system.
- Really?
- Yeah. I mean, they call them GDIs.
- What does that mean?
- It's a god damn independent.
So like if you're not in the Greek system,
you're a GDI.
- I am not as smart as I thought I was.
- Yeah the calling it a sisterhood
instead of a sorority is cool. I like that.
And then what was it? Gabs?
- GDIs?
- GDIs! God damn independence,
which is actually pretty tight.
I would like to be an independent.
- Thank you.
(clapping)