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How nice that he presided over the most law-abiding chapter.

It seems like this guys chapter wasn't involved in any crimes.

Can’t for wait for 9 of them to be from sons of anarchy

He watched tattoo burning scene out of context. They found out that guy who they kicked out didn't remove his tattoo after about 2 years.

I work at a bar in Fresno. An OG from out of town came in with a couple other veterans. The Sanger Club had some members there simply to stand behind these Angels to protect them while they bellied up to the bar. A big AA blowhard kept buying them drinks til it was time to settle up, then he was gone. Almost $300 in drinks. Long story short: The OG paid the tab with a big tip. He apologized and said something to the effect of “nobody disrespects where we drink.” Next day the very battered and bruised blowhard showed up and quietly handed over $400 to that bartender and mumbled “sorry” and left.

Missed opportunity to have reviewed 'Stone' the Australian biker movie that came out 50 years ago this year and had some amazing visuals in terms of bike stunts and funeral procession of around 400 bikes or so in one shot.

"Well that may be accurate, but I never was involved in any such behavior".

Sounds like a bunch of grown men that didn't grow up

"I run a lie detector test on prospects" so you vetted your potential members with a completely debunked test? That is hilarious.

This guy is upstanding. I can tell.

I think I remember that brawl between the Angels and the Mongols at the casino. If it’s the one I’m thinking of, they used to have the security camera footage for the viewing online.

This man is clearly still fearful of the Hells Angels seeking retribution. He speaks very cautiously to not completely incriminate himself or the Angels for anything. I can't say as I blame him. Even when you're out, you're never really out. He said he cut a deal for the 17 years in prison so as to not get a longer sentence. I wonder what that deal entailed? I'm sure the Angels are not happy with him regardless. When you choose this lifestyle, it's a life sentence. I'll never understand why anybody would think this lifestyle is so great.

I remember the bomb in Chicago. My uncle was the Sargent of Arms for the Hells Henchmen in Southbend Indiana. We were in Chicago when the Henchmen clubhouse got bombed

My guy has a soft spot for law and order.

Everyone ends up cooperating........

There’s a local club where I live and they are kinda small but they do have a legit club house and they all hang out at the local bars on a regular basis. I know them well and my dad was friends with a lot of them, while he was growing up. Pretty much anyone is allowed at the club house as long as you go with someone who knows the members. They serve alcohol at the club house to make money but a lot of these guys are actually broke. There aren’t really any rival clubs against them either. They’re really just a group of guys, who ride motorcycles, wear leather and patches and have a club house. A lot of them drink and do/sell coke but it’s literally NOTHING like what you see on tv or movies.

Hey where's that scene from Pee-Wee's Big Adventure? They should've included that.

Sons are the only motorcycle club that never talk about bikes.

9:00 This is a Lie. I have PERSONALLY been denied entrance to Minnesota Bars for wearing Dickies, Hats, ect. There is no law making it illegal for Bars to deny entrance based on your clothing.

Brilliant, really enjoyed all the comments about the films, et cetera. Nice to hear it from that prospect. 19:25