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Criminal
Max Marshall's book 'Among the Bros' focused on one fraternity at one college in particular, the College of Charleston, which was known for its wealthy, out-of-state student body and strong Greek life culture. The book investigated the fraternity's involvement in a drug ring that involved the distribution of Xanax and cocaine.
You know, there was a saying I heard a few times under the influence above the law. And I do think that sort of describes the mindset of a certain type of fraternity guy.
— Episode: Millions of Pills
Episode: Millions of Pills
Max Marshall's book 'Among the Bros' focused on one fraternity at one college in particular, the College of Charleston, which was known for its wealthy, out-of-state student body and strong Greek life culture. The book investigated the fraternity's involvement in a drug ring that involved the distribution of Xanax and cocaine.
You know, there was a saying I heard a few times under the influence above the law. And I do think that sort of describes the mindset of a certain type of fraternity guy.
a try hard, which is sort of the kiss of death in Greek life.
the lost cause myth of chivalry, gentility up until, you know, a few years ago, their annual formal was called Old South and people would wear Confederate greys and their dates would wear, you know, Gone with the Wind plantation gowns.
the last gentle knight.
one, two, three, Robert E. Lee, three, two, one, South shoulda won.