Mel Chancey

Let's, you know, do this.

So we got divorced.

We were married.

We got divorced, you know, I think it was about a year.

And then that's where the journey went with her, you know?

What about your parents?

Yeah, my parents were... They did not like what was going on, right?

Because they'd seen me prioritizing the club.

You know, I did come home and see the family, and I was visiting back to my mom's house and stuff.

I didn't live there, obviously, no more.

Had my own place.

But they were...

You know, I think concerned.

You know, I remember my dad sitting down with me and saying, son, you know, I'm never going to tell you what to do.

He said, but, you know, I hate to see you end up in the penitentiary or, you know, getting something happening to you out late at night.

You know, they knew I was out running around late at night.

But I still had it together because I wasn't a member yet and I was still working my job.

So they seen me still, you know, going to work, still taking care of my daughter, you know, financially seeing her and everything like that, you know.

It wasn't until I finally, you know, made member.

And, you know, when you make a member, it's got to be 100% of the vote.