Scott Payne

I did the Outlaws up in the Northeast.

But I mean, the case stretched all over the place.

I mean, there was Florida and Detroit and all the way up the East Coast to Maine.

It depends.

Like, you get to big cities like Boston.

So Boston and north of Boston was Hells Angel territory.

Boston and south was the Outlaws and their arch enemies, arch rivals or whatever you want to say.

And that was – and then you get down to, like, Cape Cod and then it would be Hells Angels again, you know.

So big cities and states like that, like Florida has more than one, but, like –

Tennessee used to just be an outlaw state.

South Carolina is a Hells Angels state.

But even here recently in Tennessee, the Pagans have come in and the Hells Angels have come in.

Yeah.

And I mean, TV does things.

I mean, when Sons of Anarchy was big and kicking for however many seasons it was.

I love the show.

I watched every episode, but the numbers climbed.

No, I was enjoying it because at that point, the Outlaws case was done, but I still got to go out and do other undercovers into biker stuff because, I mean, look at me.

I'm kind of a biker guy.

That's what I get called to do, that kind of stuff.