Mel Chancey

Because if they knew, you know, I was running around with the henchmen and being seen over there, and now all of a sudden I'm by them.

I think you're a spy.

Yeah, they probably thought I was doing something, you know, that I shouldn't have been.

So it's kind of like, you know, the neighborhood and who you met.

Like I said, if I was in Tennessee, I would have probably met them outlaws and, you know, joined that because I liked what that was part of, you know.

Gotcha.

Gotcha.

About a year later, sergeant of arms.

Now I'm an officer for the club.

Right.

Um, so that's the enforcer, right?

It's the enforcer.

Yeah.

Yeah.

I think, you know, my, the size I was and, you know, could somewhat fight and, you know, I, I wasn't, uh, Chuck Liddell at the time or anything like that, but I can do throw my hands.

Right.

And, uh,

and just being around constantly all the time.

And them guys seeing me in action from the prospecting days.

And, you know, once I got my patch, you know, when we were still fighting with the DC Eagles back in the day.