Mel Chancey

I'm tired of crashing the car because this was my second time back to the penitentiary.

We'll get into the first time, but this was my second time.

And I said, here I am.

I said, I don't know what I'm looking at.

24 years at 85% could have been the outcome.

I said, but you know.

I said, but now I want to give you the full surrender.

Because when I came home from prison the first time, I gave him about 70% surrender.

I left the motorcycle club.

You know, we weren't doing all that craziness.

I wasn't selling drugs anymore, but I couldn't give up the womanizing part.

And I thought to myself, you know, I'm not that bad of a guy anymore.

We're not shooting guys off motorcycles.

We're not blowing the city up.

And I'm not selling drugs, but...

The womanizing thing took another toll because now I wasn't running the club anymore.

And I had all this extra time with all these extra women around me.

I was running a big nightclub in Chicago.

Right.

So but I waited for I got baptized in 2019, so I waited years.