Sose The Ghost

You know what I mean?

And you got to be referred by somebody.

It's kind of iffy now because so many clubs, if you got like 600 bucks and you could give them, buy your patches and pay to get in, a lot of clubs just want to expand.

So it's easier.

It's not like how as rigorous as it used to be.

But I mean, some of the bigger clubs, it's hard to get in.

You got to hang around for a year and then somebody from the club has to say, yeah, he's... Or a

If you have a family member in there, it's easier because they can really vouch for you.

But you just you got to prospect, you know, and prospecting sucks.

You got to like be on call and they're calling you constantly.

Look, you got to go over here.

You got to do this.

And you always got to be on your bike, no matter the weather, you know, and in the East Coast, the weather's rough, you know.

So riding a bike when it's 30 degrees, it's rough, you know.

Cleaning up, you know, and a lot of times when you're a prospect, too, if you're going somewhere, you have to show them that, you know, you're built like that, you know.

So if you're a prospect and you're going to an event and something happens, you know, another club you have problems with, they're watching to see how you react and stuff like that, you know.

So it's not that you have to do something to get in.

But when you do, it's like, all right, he's he's built for this, you know.

So it's a lot of that.

It's a lot of bartending, cleaning up, you know, because you have your clubhouse and like, you know, they'll sell drinks or whatever.