Mel Chancey

Yeah.

Yeah.

She moved down here about two years ago.

Um, we're going to go spend a few days up with her after we leave you.

Um,

and you know, having her so young and then now seeing, you know, with the grand girls and everything, it's just, it's my pride.

My wife, Melissa, as you met, she's, you know, on the other side out there and,

Everything that I never wanted.

I used to tell the guys in the club, like, you're married?

You got the white picket fence?

I just never wanted to do that, right?

I just wanted to be that youngster running around, girls in every city I went to.

You know, being with the Hells Angels, I was everywhere.

California, New York, all through.

You know, the only places I really didn't get to go was out of the country a lot because being who I was at the time, they weren't trying to let me get in and out of the country.

It's too easy.

So I was like, well, that's my call to stay here in the United States.

But, you know, traveling the way I traveled and, you know, with the women and the violence, it just kind of took me over.

And I didn't ever want that.

Now I walk my yard in Florida with a white vinyl fence, been married for 16 years.