Mel Chancey

I got to cover it up now.

But I got the henchman tattooed on me.

And then I was officially in the club, 12 years old, you know?

How about that felt?

Amazing.

It was amazing, because, you know, it was something that I did look up to.

I did look up to them guys, man, and I loved them guys, and I loved being around them and that camaraderie and the brotherhood, you know?

And that started the journey there, and it wasn't too long, man.

It was probably like a year, Sean, a year later.

They made me the sergeant of arms.

How big is it?

Yeah, president, vice president, sergeant of arms, the enforcer for the club, you know, inside the club and outside the club.

You know, the enforcer, if you got to handle business inside with the fellows.

And of course, you know, in the outside, you're the sergeant of arms enforcer slash enforcer, secretary, treasurer, road captains.

The road captain's jobs are to make sure your bike's in running order, your tires are not flat and bald and everything like that.

And where we were going to go on the runs, they structured the runs accordingly.

No GPS back in the day, so mapping it out.

So everybody had a job to do in that structure.

Very military, very military.

And I knew that military side only because, as we talked earlier, I came from a huge military family.