Mel Chancey

I would go train as soon as I was done.

And then I'd go home and, you know, shower off and go to bed and get back up and do the same thing.

So not only was I building my body with the weights, I was out humping forms and pouring driveways and foundations and stuff.

So it was great exercise for me all the way around and making great money back then, you know?

So, and that's how I was able to afford, you know, the car and the bike and everything like that.

So

Now I go back to a party and I'm right, just getting ready to turn 20.

I'm 20 years old.

And the one guy asked me, he goes, well, how old are you now, Mel?

And I go, I just seen you last year, right?

I'm 20.

And I remember him saying, he goes, man, you're going to age terrible.

He goes, you look like you're 30.

I had a goatee and I had it long, Sean.

I had it like this.

And it was to a point, kind of like the wrestler, Jim the Anvil Neidhart, because I was a wrestling fan growing up, a wrestling fan too, you know?

And I had appointed like that.

And they said, man, you're down here.

You come to the parties.

You come and hang out.