Mondays With Mooch Ep 17: ex Mongol and ex Hells Angel sit down to discuss life after the club.

[@lifeisgood662]

Now we need the PeeWee and Mooch show

[@kholtonzacharias8091]

Agree!

[@lifeisgood662]

"Out Bad with PeeWee and Mooch"

[@lylehumphreys9099]

Lol if it works . Why not

[@Tess_C_1980]

I was thinking the exact same!

[@Tess_C_1980]

​@lifeisgood662 you still must be wearing a patch taking orders following rules. One day you'll get your balls back hopefully

[@dirtyBMXpunk4130]

Such a rad one Mooch! Love that you dudes are showing what real brotherhood is about.

[@the_roflcakes]

Mooch, you are by far one of the most intelligent, well-spoken, positive interviewers I've listened to. It is crucial that we as men have guys like you to listen to that focus on what's important for us. Keep at it man. Great stuff

[@huntman9521]

Had to listen to the interview again: OUTSTANDING! A great example of "BROTHERHOOD" is right here...Respect to you both!

[@BigD51731]

"brotherhood, greatest lie ever told" 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻 say it fucking louder

[@209er2]

Usually that's how all guys out bad feel

[@basedbane787]

Sour grapes. If it was so bad why'd they stay in it for 20 years

[@jimmilburn2370]

And guys that quit too...took me 14 years to finally cut the cord, but saw the writing on the wall long before. I met some amazing men, but mostly a bunch of guys I could never count on to be a brother.

[@terryminten4695]

I really wish I could say you're wrong but bro that's spot on truth I was in a club for 14 years and one day I had the whole chapter at my place wanting all their shit back

[@basedbane787]

@@terryminten4695 what'd you do to get kicked out ?

[@bigj7755]

Pee Wee is as real as it gets. I met him years ago in Reno. Got his book a cpl days ago and let me say, GET THE BOOK! Couldnt put it down. Plus it was interesting to hear him talk about some of the people that I also encountered over the years in being in a MC. And I can say, I get what hes saying. Anyways great interview and looking forward to more.

[@michaelj2536]

Very refreshing.... For those of us who lived that life and know the reality.....thanks you two.

[@karldanger44199]

Most club guys you don't even want to be around they just got an attitude. These two guys are super humble.

[@johnnyreb8030]

I watch a lot of H A stuff and Pee Wee is an awesome man. My favorite

[@kyleclark4650]

Should definitely do another one! Great interview

[@snipsdraper7537]

Salute, Mooch...our paths crossed in Anacortes Oyster run, later again in Spokane then again at a LA event. Congratulations on the well done book, as it brought back memories of what was going on when I was getting my feet wet in Club life. Respects to your journey. Chosen Few Snips wishing you well

[@Calvinmob681]

Great stuff, Mooch and Peewee!

[@bossanova7462]

My brother called me up this week and said he was watching a program on A&E The secrets of the Hells Angels and he said Chuck Goldsmith this kid we went to school with was a Hells Angel President and no shit this guy is on this TV special. I grew up in Milwaukee just like Chuck and my dad ran a Shell gas station on 2nd and Mitchell street in the early 70s on the weekends for extra money and I would help out and pump gas and guys would come in on their motorcycles and fill up and drive off without paying and I was told that they were the Milwaukee Outlaws so they get the gas for free. Years later I start going to South Division high school and Chuck was a year a head of me and came up to me and said you must be Mike Ramm’s Brother because I was wearing his hand me down clothes that he gave to me to wear because like a lot of us kids back than we were poor and didn’t have much. I guess the outlaws still have a clubhouse on 2nd and Maple. I knew the Porter family as Chuck did as the neighborhood kids would learn how to box and try to stay out of trouble. I’m glad Chuck is doing good and would love to hear his stories and plan on buying his book. GOD BLESS YOU CHUCK

[@thomasschopflin6317]

Hi Mooch, I think you're a great interviewer for one main reason: You let people talk and tell their stories! Glad to see Mondays with Mooch back on!

[@BAsed_AFro]

💯

[@danconnell1]

Don’t let the old man in Pee. wee

[@mechcavandy986]

I met Pee Wee when I was a Bandido. He was Sonny’s bodyguard the night we met. I was the bodyguard for our VP. Long story about the night the lights went out in Sturgis. 😎😎

[@MondaysWithMooch]

I’ve heard some of that story before Sounds wild

[@Johnnyo1300]

Thank you gentlemen it’s nice to see people from two sides of the fence. Having a conversation I can’t help but think about the movie the warriors from back in the 70s if everybody could pull together and make it about us against them the poor against the rich what a difference it would make.🤝

[@TheBigHomie13]

This was a good one! You got a solid way of doing interviews, Mooch, and PeeWee is that dude you felt you've known for years when he tells his story. Yall are both as Solid as they come in my book. Speaking of, just ordered a copy of both of yalls books, cant wait to get my hands on em' ML&R Mooch, and PeeWee, take it easy!

[@MondaysWithMooch]

Thank you so much for the kind words and for picking the books up

[@TheBigHomie13]

@@MondaysWithMooch Least I could I do! Take care

[@garyny4073]

​@@MondaysWithMoocha man named Mooch 👍😅😊

[@darrenogrady1445]

Chur chur. Good interview. Watching from New Zealand. Where the oldest Hells Angel club outside of America begun, , Thats true. Probly the last place to have Mongols, there here too I believe , only recently, . Long live Harley Davidson motor bikes

[@GregSpittenPickz101]

Yea it’s the same EXACT SHIT WITH HA IN NYC 3td street I was in a support club for 4 years and we had to go to there clubhouse we had to jump when they said they’d come to our CH and never pay for a drink hit on ol lady’s and that is when I then put my energy into the direction of a the 1% club which I became affiliated with UB AN WAS being offered and I turned it down at this time I was in a smaller club and wouldn’t leave them for UB which after My diamond was disrespected we we had another offer the 16s and the rest was history until I finally walked away after looking myself in the mirror and hating everything around me and how the loyalty? Brotherhood? Unity ? Honor ? Respect ? Was few an far between …..

[@973Luca973]

I would never think Mooch was a member of a big club if he did not have any tattoos. So well spoken and just sounding like a great guy to hang out with. I don't even own a motorcycle and this guy alredy sounds like a guy it would be hard not to like. It is very good that shows like this exists. A lot of people look for that brotherhood concept and family like treatment and they embark on a Joruney the sometimes do not come back from not knowing how things in major clubs work. Best thing you can do is educate people now that you been on that journey and lived it.

[@shoveled1000]

Such a great interview. Both of you guys have amazing stories about your lives. Thanks for this one.

[@craigrusso6150]

Great shoe love seeing two from different clubs getting along . I work 25 + years in a State Prison Correctional Sgt and had 1%on Blocks i supervise never a issue . Got to say they did their time like men .

[@jasonhodgson2466]

This was definitely a surprise when I saw the title… GREAT SITDOWN! Smilin J Mongols Phoenix Chapter RETIRED

[@seanhog]

Right on boys, great to see you guys have a sit down and chat. Entertaining and insightful.

[@DavidVenti]

Awesome Video! I heard of Pee- Wee before but didn't know much, this is such a good video & I love the way you guys get along! I gotta find both you're book's!

[@MondaysWithMooch]

Thank you. The link to buy both of our books is in the video description

[@michaelclement105]

Hey Mooch, I met you when you were Vagos. We were at a FSMC spokes and speers get together. I respected you then and still do. Good to see you on here. MLAR

[@MondaysWithMooch]

Thank you homie

[@jennifermize9698]

What a great interview! I can see where you could have several parts to interviewing him with so much more to talk about can't wait to read your book and learn more about you❤️

[@80_vee39]

I paid to watch all those episodes peewee recently did and it was well worth it👊🏼 thanks mooch and peewee

[@joeybudz2648]

I'm so glad to see both of u in together

[@blues3824]

Great interview & story, guys.

[@FrankT-r4v]

Great Interview, I have seen some other interviews that were an hour long and I have lost interest within 10 min. This one my friend was spot on and it is the one for those inquiring minds. Straight to the point and respectful.

[@MondaysWithMooch]

Thank you. We tried to keep it short but it’s hard when conversation is going so well

[@t.j2418]

Peewee reminds me a lot of Mel Chancey from Chicago ha. Both seem like such down to earth dudes that will slam you on the earth if you get sideways. Great handlebars too

[@Heyheyhey12335]

Mooch i know your channels gonna blow tf up my G

[@sadletrampsscooby]

Great podcast would love to read your book mooch what is it called.

[@MondaysWithMooch]

The Ride Of My Life. The links to both of our books is in the video description

[@WickedPissa85]

The brotherhood isnt there anymore, I keep hearing that from ex members of the big OMC's. But what about the smaller 1% clubs? Ive noticed that the smaller the club, the tighter the bond.

[@kanegamer3065]

Awesome interview. Loved it. Hope you do more!

[@jblittleton4065]

Great podcast I keep relisting because there always something different I catch

[@SoulStealer702]

Mooch you are a geniuine guy I can tell just from the vids I have seen. Very articulate and well spoken. Love checking out your content.

[@richardashwood5771]

Great interview. It was great to see two ex members of rival clubs getting along. I only wish active members could do the same. It’s so sad to see the brotherhood falling apart. The feds just love that. Again, this was a great interview.

[@benpaynter8348]

Thanks for the video. And the podcast recommendation, got something else to listen to!

[@Blu702]

peewee is a legend in vegas, when i was in the teamsters working, i saw everyone wearing peewees speed shop shirts, back in 2020.

[@mr.roboto7330]

Did you ever meet Big Lou? I use to know him in Phoenix. I knew a lot of the Cave Creek HA members.

[@Blu702]

@@mr.roboto7330 nah i only did extra board for like 3 months. I dont know any of them.

[@usagarage1704]

At 30 minutes on they start talking about a show with Barger on it and also a podcast. Anyone know what whay shows these are?

[@MondaysWithMooch]

Shows I believe is Secrets of the Hells Angels on A&E, and the podcast is called Relative Unknown and link is in the description

[@WildOn2sVlog]

Great show hermano

[@MondaysWithMooch]

Thank you homie. Much love bro

[@r.l.rgarage5638]

Great interview!

[@ditchcomfort]

Great podcast. Never been an MC or in any club, but love to listen and watch cool stories. It’s awesome to see you could have been best friends if you take the patch away. I really enjoyed it 👌🏻 Cheers from Norway 🇳🇴

[@Heyheyhey12335]

Peewee is a godsend we are so lucky to have such an amazing person like him we are blessed to have him in our lives. Love ya peewee

[@The-big-kev-show]

This was cool to watch much respect to both you guys

[@kjgrau1]

You guys are AWESOME, THANKS

[@paulcasas8777]

Great interview

[@faroutgolf3650]

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[@j_eazy915]

Great interview! I really enjoyed the mention of being in a club never defining who you are. Only a piece of your journey.

[@1mika1963]

what a great interview

[@oldhillbillybuckkowalski]

When I heard the title you've chosen for the book I immediately started laughing like a maniac. Ol lady thought I was on that shit again. I spent 10 years starting about a year after getting out of the army slipping into the hard-core biker life, which cost my first marriage to crash and burn 6 months into my hang around phase butI missed the warning sign that a really good woman who loves you and after 4 years prior to club association started things were golden, 6 months after you start into the life she tells you she sees where that is going to take you, she loves you too much to watch that happen so she's leaving and to make sure she doesn't fall for any bullshit from me she's moving 4 states(1,000 miles) away then walked out the door, and drove away...and me, a guy with a reputation as being very intelligent, known for being able to do the "Abridged version" read on people or situations, figure out who's about what and what is happening , I can figure all that shit out and then like a soldier who finds out information about the enemy go brief the guy in charge of me, and yet My ex blasting off caught me 100% flat footed and slack jawed.. I guess in the beginning we become so fixated that getting a patch becomes an obsession., blocking out what used to seem important. After 10 years in the life and figuring out that, at least in my experience there are 2 kinds of "Brithers" in a club. There are the ones who are legit tough, physically strong, mentally solid, and they join because the want to feel like they are a part of something bigger than them, they want to look around and say to themselves, "Yep, i an exactly where I belong, and I've got a bunch of brothers that I belong with." This type of Brother takes the "Right or wrong, a Brother is never wrong" as something to live by. If you call him at 3 am and ask him to come over for a bit he shows up with a couple shoves, plastic sheeting, and disposable coveralls just in case they are needed but couldn't be mentioned on a phone. He will walk into an ass beating knowing it's coming because you ain't getting your teeth knocked down your throat by yourself. I had 3 guys in the club that wee exactly like that. 2 are dead one is in federal prison serving triple life. I won't name him but I promise you both know him and probably share my opinion of him. The other type may or may not actually be a badass tough guy but they look, act, 🎉and sound like, they are. Sure, they can scrap and they are certainly capable of really hard violent actions. They are actually more likely to escalate the violence than the first type of brother...For reasons. They usually grew up with nothing to be proud of. Living with one irresponsible parent whose never around and can't remember what the other one looked like. To survive they started at a young age of bring able to meet some one, and figure out the angle to use that person in a way that they can benefit from and won't immediately be obvious to that guy that he's just a tool for this kind of brother. Other people he will immediately classify as a mark. A one time use only, he'll have something, money, a dope connection, something that whe the time comes that asset can be taken through intimidation and then the mark is told to be gone and not to come back, ever. (You can't have the dude you just took something valuable from hanging around and telling people you may need at some point how you fucked him over even though you were friends at the time. This type of brother can be very good to have on your side. He's intelligent, he's no nonsense, and in reality these guys are the most dangerous people in the club. Having always felt like he was on his own, never in a place where he felt like he belongs, and a lifetime of figuring out the angles and the marks, surviving because he could be very friendly, si friendly people couldn't tell he was using them for his benefit but once all that began to click people will still deny they got played, they will convince themselves they just misunderstood everything and there friend didn't intentionally fuck them over. He's the type of guy that will kick a dude in the balls then make the guy believe they were kicking a venomous spider off of their junk, you should buy him a drink for being a good guy like that. These brothers desperately want to belong to something but after 30 years of life that required keeping enough distance with everyone that noone could get involved in the scams, cons, and robberies he was running.that way of living has made it impossible for him to ever belong in a group of people where trust is key.but he had developed a plan to use them as soon as they met each other. I saw both types existed right away but it took 10 years to admit, that 2nd type, most the guys in the life you ever met are going to become him if they aren't him already. That was when I finally admitted that the lie I had fallen for the most completely and had affected me the most severely was the lie of, "Hey brother, you need something just call, I'll be right there. Brotherhood is what this club is about, and without that we have nothing." That day I admitted to myself that the last 10 years were all asmoke and mirrors show that sold us on something that most of these guys said without ever thinking about what it means. It was all a lie. Thar day I pulled my own colors, walked into my chapter presidents office dropped them on his desk, said,"I told your predecessor that I was sure about making the move from prospect to full patch, I understood what the commitment was about, and I had always held up on my end, never told anyone, sorry this isn't a good time for me, maybe in a month I'll be able to help you, but this club is not what I agreed to join and made a commitment too. That club must've died when we buried the man who made me think about whether I should make that commitment. Semsd then almost everyone, maybe 4 exceptions, everyone else has consistently said no, sorry I can't do shit right now, too much on my plate right now maybe in a moth, or something similar. Now I'm losing everything, house, land business, family, my self respect is hanging on by a thread and my desire to be involved in this club is completely gone. I'm walking away, hope this works out for yall better than it did for me, but either way I don't feel a need to ever talk to any of yall again, and its probably the best thing for all concerned as my capacity to be social and talk to people is gone, I wouldn't be any fun to be around. He didn't say a thing, showed no feelings of any kind, and I watched my back for quite a while, expecting some sort of visit at some point it never came. Of course I rarely make the 45 minute trip to their city, I don't ride Harleys anymore (I do have an 80 mph tractor supply minibike that I stuffed a 479cc Briggs and Stratton Vtwin into) and my guess is I'm out of sight, out of mind, I'm not causing a problem and they certainly have real problems to deal with. I gotta say that I don't think that any book ever written had a better, more appropriate, or more truthful title. Congratulations on your ability to figure that out, so many don't figure it out until they are 10cyears into a life at a federal facility, some never do figure it out, and even worse, a lot of guys died before they had a chance to figure it out.

[@Streets4life]

No ones reading that bs

[@oldhillbillybuckkowalski]

@@Streets4life I'm ok with that hell I don't always read stuff either, that's why America is great , we aren't forced to read stuff.

[@LuisRomero-lu3do]

Hey mooch, how can I get ahold of you? Email or phone?

[@kevinbrooks1104]

Man I hope you two take a trip, sounds to me he really needs one bad. Believe it or not we are responsible for one another. Being out bad , is tough so final . He needs a friend, that doesn't have an agenda. Just a solid ,stable, good , reliable friend.

[@HometownRecycling]

Hell of a interview ! Both you brothers stay safe !!

[@MichaelEhline]

Great interview. I’d love to have you on my show that is focused on holding public servants accountable

[@MondaysWithMooch]

Shoot me an email

[@nealrice988]

Aye bro you got a podcast definitely dig the interviews and enjoy watching them

[@CreepingDe4th81]

Relative Unknown is a great podcast. Thanks for the recommendation @mooch

[@MondaysWithMooch]

Amazing huh

[@CreepingDe4th81]

@MondaysWithMooch no doubt man. What a wild story. I just started today. Edit- I'm gonna be picking your book up soon. I'm in the middle of PeeWee's book

[@dougie6107]

Love your content, Mooch. Shout out The Chisel shirt you rock too. ha

[@MondaysWithMooch]

Thank you! And the Chisel rules!!

[@dougie6107]

@@MondaysWithMooch Hell yea man. Seeing em with Home Front and CMI in philly in May. Stoked.

[@MondaysWithMooch]

@dougie6107 home front are the homies. My old band The Escaped toured with their old band The Wednesday Night Heroes several times both in the US and Canada

[@dougie6107]

@@MondaysWithMooch That's whats up! We like the same music then. Wednesday Night Heroes 👊💥 Skinhead Rock n Roll. You still in a band?

[@baywolf5245]

Nice! been riding my FXR for the last 22 years now

[@DanielC__]

Great interview. Peewee is a legend, great dude.

[@diablosmda324]

Good interview. Currently in right now and much of what you said resonated. I wish I could say more but it is a conversation I wouldn’t mind having in a different setting. I do what I can from my end.

[@Solerebelterpz]

Peewee is a legend. I’m stoked to have spent some time with him. His son is even cooler.

[@kaisupportSFJMC]

So far so good, I'm looking forward to the next part! Love and greetings from Germany! Be bless PeeWee and Mooch, I'm praying for you and your journey!

[@justingarzarelli5124]

Respect to both og's

[@sylmb2803]

Ogs? 🤣 look up monster chago mongols Nomads chapter that’s an OG

[@AMERICAFIRST54]

Why are the HA throwing out long time members?

[@oldhillbillybuckkowalski]

They no longer serve a function in a club that due to federal agents, modern surveillance technology, the Patriot act and what it means the government can do without probable cause can no longer operate the way they used to. The old heads were visible, obvious, and in your face symbols of what the 1%er MC is, or used to be. The days of being an orginization that has known criminal activity as part of its standard way of operating, and then each criminal advertising their connection to those criminal activities by wearing a uniform, it doesn't work anymore. After John Gotti finally got convicted, with everything the feds learned about mob activities, structure etc... the Mafia all but evaporated for a little while. They had to learn new rackets, build new ways to "Earn for the family" build bridges to gain entry into their new business partners pockets. Yeah, there are still some old school Mafiosi shaking down crooked contractors, rigging bids running a shalom, etc... but the ones making the big money are sitting in a stock brokerage office everyday wearing a suit, looking like everyone else but they play both ends, an insider top here, a pump and dump stock there, intimidate their way into being made a partner that looks legit on paper. They also muscled their way into a lot of legit businesses as partners that allows them to use these business as a way to hide money from less legit activities. They learned that being a blatant mobster attracts federal agents, being blatant while telling those federal agents to go fuck their mothers created an obsession to send mobsters to prison. Gotti proved that. The MCs, mostly they say that the criminal activities are no longer tolerable because it will destroy the clubs eventually. They say they continue to wear what they wear out of a sense of tradition which as a guy who lived that life, then left that life when it finally became clear to me it wasn't what it was supposed to be anymore an in some ways it never was what we all joined to be a part of. Are the Clubs really leaving the criminal stuff and gonna be social/riding clubs,... or are they taking a page from LaCosa Nostra and going low key, staying off the radar and simultaneously taking money earned in rackets, scrubbing it clean and then using people with clean records and no known connection to organized crime to slowly and steadily become a truly legitimate part of the modern business world? Many of the Jewish gangsters who ran the underworld on the east coast from Cuba to Canada starting in the late 1800s unti the 1930s and were all bur vanished from organized crime by the 1970s funneled illicit cash into honest businesses slowly enough to allow an unnoticed transition to being just another Jewish business man from NYC. The Mafia is in that process now, the MCs....I don't know, I obviously couldn't say if I did know but the reality is nobody will take "We are no longer involved with the stuff some of our members might have been doing " as true if there are still guys known to be involved with that stuff riding around and wearing the colors. If a group of politicians came out and stated, "From now on all of our elected officials are going to be 100% honest, fully transparent, and we will end political corruption in DC, but 4 years from now all the corrupt politicians are still in office, everything is still a giant shit sandwich are we gonna say, "well they said they will be honest and leave the corruption in the past they would lie about something so important socI believe them." Nobody without a massive brain hemorrhage would say such a thing. But I would be more likely to trust the 1%er over a politician. The 1%er did little to hide illegal activities, they just tried to hide legal evidence of it, but a politician that makes $180K salary for 16 years but has a net worth that started a$105k in a bank account now has a well diversified portfolio that shows a declared net worth of $87 million and their 3 kids without any real job all have millions of dollars as well. Maybe politicians should start wearing colors and instead of elections the just have a huge brawl like the Mongols and HA had in the casino a while back. It would be better entertainment than campaign lies. 41:21

[@Stevemontana19]

Its nice to see these guys have so much self confidence that they dont have to always b the hero in their story

[@powerman1972]

Great episode Mooch.

[@billwyatt5142]

Both of you keep up the good work

[@Mob4336]

Glad pee wee is calling out Pat

[@maryjohnson3182]

I read Peewees book and look forward to reading yours.

[@chrisheatherly8187]

Knowledge is power … great to see two dudes from opposite sides of the street realizing they have a lot in common. Realizing that the patch doesn’t define their future.

[@Plumbermark]

Just bought the book.....Cheers !

[@snipsdraper7537]

Good job Mooch. I remember meeting you and your brother at Oyster run years ago. Meet you as a supporter and learned lots with your Club just by visiting other chapters. I'm Few now but will always have love for black and white...

[@famousforever8556]

Good interview!

[@VenumAUS]

Good interview fellas I can relate a lot I was in clubs in Australia for 11 years

[@johntroy426]

I wish the Mongols and Hells Angles MC could get along better. Rock on Mooch and Peewee

[@robertalexander9365]

Good interview.

[@repoRod]

Great interview peewee o Hope mooch makes the next run..

[@ericdesrochers9464]

Great episode man!! Happy you’re back on ✌️

[@beanmula4676]

It’s cool to hear these bigger clubs find out about sos

[@VegasProfileStories]

You guys knocked this out of the park!!!! Amazing Interview Mooch and Peewee!!! This is HUGE!!!

[@authenticadversity]

🙌🏽🙌🏽 great interview guys!! 👊🏽👊🏽

[@herschelsquirts2338]

Super cool sit down!!

[@joebrett5544]

Yo thanks for the “Relative Unknown “ reference

[@mattsweeny3957]

Great team guys...cool show

[@hellac6]

Crazy you say Humboldt Iowa, I have a small family and they all live in that area. Very small town for those that don’t know the area. I remember going to a bar there once and there were some really rough looking biker dudes there, and my cousin said mind your business, and don’t even talk to those guys……they’re serious serious dudes and you DO NOT want problems with them. Turns out they were Sons of Silence and they apparently have a clubhouse somewhere around there.

[@doedoeg1883]

Dope sit down🤙🏼 keep it up🫡

[@dannymcreynolds1060]

I think i met you once in spokane last year mooch?

[@thecriticalstatepodcast]

“Cause of my size or if you saw me in the shower” bahahaha funny stuff PeeWee

[@SaltMinerOU812]

to be proportional to his height, it would probably have to be about 15 in 🤣🤣

[@Ghoosier]

Good content. Best of luck to you both!

[@Heyheyhey12335]

If yall are ever in south Texas I got yalls backs 100%

[@brettgrass6019]

Loved this Mooch & peewee Mad Respect to you both ❤

[@garyloomis4961]

Awesome show, Mooch !!!

[@KAGEDEVIL]

Now Humboldt is at Algona. All SONS. Once in awhile some El Forsteros will come. The 81 Minnesota time frame was the Pat Matters era.......

[@LehrOlivier-eh2yr]

Voi,avec cawa,paris❤ 3:51

[@waydel1]

Congrats to both of you for doing this podcast. By the way Peewee you and I have the same birthday 12/30/1956 just turned 67 years young.

[@txhc666]

Where do the old patches and t-shirts go when an ex member turns their stuff in?

[@MondaysWithMooch]

Depends on the club and who is in leadership. Some club stuff like merch gets given back out to other members. Patches are usually destroyed

[@johnrunyon3649]

We all have alot in common just different colors.

[@patrickb133]

Yes you all got bad habits,low self esteem, bad hygiene, bad taste in motorcycles and criminal tendencies!

[@sylmb2803]

Is mooch brother still in the Mongols club?