Mel Chancey

And then when I was 16, there was a gym right across the baseball fields from my house, literally a two-minute walk.

And it was in an old barn and it was called Jay's Body Shop.

And the guy lived with his mom and dad at the house.

He made this old barn, an old school gym.

I mean, it had...

um, sore cover caps for weights and the old plastic weights like that, you know, pull these through the, through the barn for back and stuff like that.

And I went and signed up for the gym.

It was $5 a month.

You got a key, you could go anytime.

Right.

And, uh, it was in that gym that I met two bikers.

And at the time, Sean, I didn't know, I mean, they were all tatted up.

I didn't know that they were a part of this, this club called the Hell's Henchmen that we know we merged with the Hells Angels.

But I didn't know that's what they were a part of.

I always thought it was kind of weird that they trained in jeans, because I always say, you know, bikers never really trained legs back in the day, right?

But I did, because I wanted to be big everywhere.

I wanted to be that bodybuilding big, just big like He-Man and stuff like that.

So I met them too old.

They were 10 and 12 years older than me.

How old are you at this time?