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@tex9280

Жыл бұрын

♥️♥️♥️ safe travels 🙏 Sose 💪🇦🇺💪

@larryhaynes7298

Жыл бұрын

So if i were to go out an buy your "merch" and ride threw an 81 occupied area or any area would i or any1 that doesent belong to a club be in danger??

@samchavez8994

Жыл бұрын

@@larryhaynes7298 one day you might have no trouble and one day you might and it all depends on what it is you are displaying and acting.

@larryhaynes7298

Жыл бұрын

@@samchavez8994 i have fam members that i support there efforts but i chose not to fallow in but i still love 2 wheels my 1st bike at 5 was a honda 50cc dirt bike at 10yrs i stayed honda cause only off road im not old but in late 30s early 40?????? 2 wheels 4 life!!! I wanna support the love of 2 wheels BUT i wanna not be " THE NO CLUB NO BLABLA"

@larryhaynes7298

Жыл бұрын

ALSO i personally like the ride of an Indian motor cycle still American Made But Not Accepted in most clubs even if it was i just wanna learn more an # Sose The Ghost is so ligit must member of being on 2s doin what we do # ghostin

Saw a sign in a 1% support clubhouse once - "This is not the place to find out that you can't handle your liquor." Still good advice.

@SoseTheGhost

Жыл бұрын

Truth

@ERev2017

Жыл бұрын

Same. It's quote "this is not the place to find out you have a drinking problem"

@gravy106

Жыл бұрын

Hahaha, or be a shitty beer pong winner

@bradleycook89

Жыл бұрын

By the time you're twenty-two (at the latest!) you should know already how well you do or don't hold your liquor.

@lscouser1344

Жыл бұрын

​@@SoseTheGhost so can I ride with a patch that says ride more politic less as a middle patch ???????

I've been invited into several clubs over the years. No disrespect but this culture is what keeps me out. I want to ride and be "free." These strict guidelines and rules create this constant on your toes feeling.

@SoseTheGhost

Жыл бұрын

I agree

@shannonjensrud5712

Жыл бұрын

Have a large club in my hometown. I know a few members. Am friends with a couple. BUT many in the club I genuinely can't stand lol. My club member friends are always telling me to ride with them. Be a hang around. We'll patch you up lol. I respectfully tell them "NO THANK YOU, MY IDEA OF RIDING MY BIKE IS THE FREEDOM TO GO ANYWHERE, ANYTIME, WITH ANYONE I CHOOSE. NO RULES, NO TIME FRAMES, JUST ROLLIN'. No disrespect to any club, do your thing. But all the rules and bylaws are not for me. Never been a follower or felt the need to prove my loyalty. My true friends, family and coworkers KNOW I have their backs. And when I see club members out with their club, I mind my own.

@Swampyssidehustlehobbyshop

Жыл бұрын

MC is not for everyone but there is no reason you can't enjoy going to a party if you have been invited.

@lanejohnson7500

Жыл бұрын

@@shannonjensrud5712 I feel the same way. Never been one to join groups or clubs. No disrespect to any club or group but I just sounds to gangish for me. I like to be free.

@shannonjensrud5712

Жыл бұрын

@@lanejohnson7500 spot on. I just don't get it. We ride for the FREEDOM, no rules, watches, just doing our OWN thing. Why anyone would want to be part of a group that basically rules your life, is beyond me. Wanna have rules, and "brotherhood" join the military lol. And all the local clubs around my area do is set up booths at bike shows and car shows, and try to recruit. Are they just trying to be the club with the most numbers? Even the H.A.s, seems like they take anyone now

You could probably make this a 5 second video: If a motorcycle club invites you to a party, don't do this ONE thing: go.

@terminatorx2545

Жыл бұрын

A Hells Angel invited me to their Halloween party about 20 years ago. I didn’t even consider going lol.

@lestrotter

Жыл бұрын

😂 correct

@solohabib7

Жыл бұрын

@@happydogg312So much for being an outlaw.

@Sksk27547

Жыл бұрын

​@@lestrotter😂

@imhungry2387

Жыл бұрын

​@@happydogg312they actually do have rules. Lots of them

Too many rules. Always watching my back. Someone, possibly, misunderstanding my intentions. These "parties" don't seem fun at all.

@climbergreg5011

Жыл бұрын

Doesn't seem fun to me either... should you not bring a potato salad or some veggie's and cheese when you arrive?

@richardwitherow5289

Жыл бұрын

Yes, why willingly hang around with lowlifes who will find any excuse to beat you up?

@marsoelflaco5722

Жыл бұрын

@@richardwitherow5289 😵

@climbergreg5011

Жыл бұрын

@@richardwitherow5289 ... I think they only sometimes allow non-members to go in the hopes that the non-member looks at one of them the wrong way... just so they can justify beating him up.

@richardwitherow5289

Жыл бұрын

@@climbergreg5011 It wouldn't surprise me, Greg.

Two best pieces of advice I ever got “If you don’t belong, don’t be long.” Trust your gut if it’s telling you to get outta there. Second, “Nothing good happens after midnite”.

@SoseTheGhost

Жыл бұрын

Yes truth

@danfield6030

Жыл бұрын

But real fun is after midnight

@andyanonymous2702

Жыл бұрын

I found that out the hard way

@mitchjames9350

Жыл бұрын

So in other words you do go don’t spend too long there, and if you feel something is wrong than get out quick.

@sangredelic

Жыл бұрын

I live in a pretty rough town and was going to check out a bike shop here. When I got to the door it looked less like a shop and more like someone's garage and my spidey senses said "nope". There's lots of bikers here where I'm at which is why I subscribed. Know thy neighbor!

Not in the MC culture but I’ve been a bartender for years. Some of my favorite customers are MC club members. Very respectful & great tippers. They always look out for us bartenders and don’t tolerate other guests being disrespectful toward us either. I’ve always felt safest when my MC guests are at the bar

@paulcarmi8130

Жыл бұрын

Yes Olivia. Of course they do. Look at those locks. You got men s1imping wherever you go 😂

@cavecookie1

Жыл бұрын

That has been my experience, as well. I lived in Arizona, on Rt. 66 very near Laughlin for 10 years in the 90's, and our little tourist town was always popular, and always crazy during the Laughlin River Run. Big tippers, easy to please (As a cook, I found that the food didn't have to be fancy, just had to be good, and you have to have a LOT of it!) They helped bus tables, and were ALWAYS respectful and patient with us workers who were trying to deal with unbelievable crowds. The very few instances I saw of bikers getting out of hand were handled very efficiently by their own people, and almost unseen to the public. As a class of people, Bikers were my favorite customers; much nicer than the whiny idiots on the tour busses.

I’m a solo rider and always been since I was a kid. To me riding a motorcycle represents freedom. Even my father labeled me as a lone wolf when I was a kid. Don’t get me wrong, I love people and enjoy talking to people. I just don’t like rules and I don’t like anyone trying to lead me around. They go left, I go right. That has always been my nature. The only rule I do live by is always give a man respect and his dignity. And I want exactly the same in return.

@Bocephus_92

11 ай бұрын

I accidentally became friends with several Hells angels when I was contracted to put a new roof on their clubhouse. I was invited to many parties, and I attended several. 😂 I also ride so it was a very cool experience to just be a civilian that also loves to ride and got to party with some angels. Nicest group of men you’ll ever come across in my opinion they absolutely love to ride and talk about their motorcycles. And I’m sure that most of the organization is like this, but at this particular chapter, they did a lot to help their community and did a lot of charity work. I don’t care what anybody says they are good people.

@josecortes536

10 ай бұрын

Facts!

@aaron-dd5zr

10 ай бұрын

I’m not a motorcycle rider. But I respect people on their bikes.

@robertlaube574

10 ай бұрын

That's not enough when dealing with thugs, they want a boot lick too. F em.

@TvrkishOutlaw

9 ай бұрын

💯

I don’t ride bikes, but I have done 10 years prison. This sounds like prison politics

@nickdonalds0546

Жыл бұрын

@@jeffkendel1570 yea, painting houses is the only way to keep brothers in check. Otherwise there would be no respect

@eduffy4937

Жыл бұрын

Exactly. Kids shit.

@clg8568

Жыл бұрын

10 fuckin years? goddamn bro for what?

@lincolntowns1480

Жыл бұрын

Drug manufacture

@thomaskaiser2475

Жыл бұрын

yeah because theyre outlaws always in prison or riding on their bikes.

As someone who grew up around associates of MCs I never realized how much just simple things I grew up around are so difficult for others to understand. These videos explain a lot of unspoken rules that the general person doesn’t think about.

@SoseTheGhost

Жыл бұрын

Yea its only simple because you grew up around it

@JonesingUSAF

Жыл бұрын

Facts!

@davidchrist1037

Жыл бұрын

Why would a " general " person want to think About any of this ? That's a whole nothing world of self gratification and Conditional relationships. Break a rule And you are a nobody but a target. Not A good Life choice for the non sociopath.

@Bubbles99718

Жыл бұрын

General people aren't morons

@endlessmountainoutdoors

Жыл бұрын

Me too! Late 80’s through the 90’s until I left for the Marines I was pretty much raised by some hard Mfer’s. I was like Dennis the Menace and got fucked with like a little brother. I saw and heard things before I was 20 that taught me more about life & reality than others would experience in a lifetime.

I was told when giving a hug you don't touch the back patches but to keep it from being awkward you instead slip your hand into the other guy's right back pocket instead when hugging it out.

@montblancnoland1

2 ай бұрын

Hahahahah😂😂😂😂😂

Anyone who is trying to help you avoid getting an ass wooping is a good dude. 👍🏾

People who want to be rebels and be free, live under more rules than anyone.

@TheWallacd01

Жыл бұрын

@Stivale44

Жыл бұрын

facts dude. i'm not a club gu, I've ridden cross country a few times, camped out along the way did my own thing. that's freedom in my opinion not answering to anyone or being told who to ride with, how to ride who to shake hands with where i can go etc... it's about the freedom of being on two wheels and doing your own thing

@alastair1955

Жыл бұрын

@@Stivale44 Well said

@michaelvicario2584

Жыл бұрын

❤❤❤

@michaelvicario2584

Жыл бұрын

❤😊

MCs need to eat a slice of humble pie and understand that their patches and diamonds mean absolutely nothing to 99.99% of the human population. If their egos are fragile enough that seeing some random guy wearing patches they bought online drives them to violence, they need a therapist.

@melonchilisauce4219

Жыл бұрын

I mean, literally everything he describes as their 'culture' is just ego fragility.

@TalibanHatesme13

Жыл бұрын

Idk. I see it both ways. On the one hand this is all good info and probably will help alot of people not get thier teeth kicked in, and i think he’s right. Despite how you may feel about it they usually dont just hand patches out. However theres alot of tough talk here and stuff, about what to do around these dangerous animals…. But that fear that some civilian might feel walking into a clubhouse not knowing the rules….. these dudes are the same person when they get to the real prison and the real gangs with different rules run the show Either way i dont think its a bad thing he made a video like this

@DCfreerunner

Жыл бұрын

Exactly. South park said it best.

@willow9790

Жыл бұрын

Hells angels don’t are what you or the rest of society think

@xColter

Жыл бұрын

Why would they care if it doesn't matter to the 99%

As a civilian that has lived around more than one club I have never had any problems with them. They even invited me to parties at the club house. I showed up, thanked the 3 members that invited me and kept my mouth shut till I was spoken to. They didnt even care that I didnt drink. One of the clubs was a 1% club and they did more for their neighbors than the 4 local churches. Much respect for them.

@deantaylor1512

Жыл бұрын

Never shit on your own door step ….

@Ryan-sf7xe

Жыл бұрын

They are civilians too lol

@steveb9381

Жыл бұрын

ya they do so much like force women to prostitute n sell meth.. try to intimidate ppl and cant fight one on one lol. your a clown

@anton3442

Жыл бұрын

Patches got a shit ton of respect for people in recovery! I'm the same I quit drinking six years ago and every party I've been to I was offered water or pop

@tbird3685

Жыл бұрын

these kids are EGOS real clubs are just about real people and if you dont get that then you just dont get it yet in life.

The best advice is don't even attend these venues or hang around these people, ride your motorcycle and be free, just avoid patched up riders, that lifestyle is simply not for everyone.

I love to ride, the freedom you get & the connection you have with other motorcyclists. MC club culture & how every one of them is a badass wanting their "respect" is why I keep to myself.

@Stivale44

Жыл бұрын

club life is ridiculous. do your own thing be your own person make your own friends. completely agree with you.

@Stivale44

Жыл бұрын

@Jane oh no doubt...couldn't agree with you more 🤣🤣

I have no idea why this was recommended to me , but KZread never disappoints . These are pointers that every person needs to take note of . Imagine how cool people would be at every event , MC Party or otherwise . Good shit .

@SoseTheGhost

Жыл бұрын

Appreciate you

Brother you doing great things on your channels, great info for new riders and anyone looking to join clubs. You stopping people making bad choices and I respect that. As you say not everyone knows these things.

I ride a bike because I enjoy it, cars and bikes are fun to drive and tinker with, the idea that people would want to assault me because I accidentally stepped forward with my left foot instead of my right and I drive a bike is just absurd to me. To each their own I suppose.

@shawnkay5462

10 ай бұрын

Yeah this is too much drama hahahaha

Crazy that so many man-children voluntarily get into this lifestyle.

Got invited a while back to a party at a clubhouse of a big club, I didn't drink much, everyone was super respectful, at the same time, had that "don't fuck around here" energy, I did accidentally touch a back patch meeting someone, i didnt get in trouble, but they set me straight explaining where i fucked up, all in all was a great night #GHOSTIN

@SoseTheGhost

Жыл бұрын

Glad it went go

@Parchenegro

Жыл бұрын

SHIIIIIIIIT You got a flower in yo a$$

@jimmyclayton5916

Жыл бұрын

You got lucky man, they must have really liked you

@matt59fire

Жыл бұрын

@@jimmyclayton5916 No. They realized he didnt know what he did. And they told him. Simple. If he was a regular and did that, it would have been different.

@MyNameIsUnavailable

Жыл бұрын

@@greglinsmythe3375 BASICALLY! I do what I want...plus all the rules yall laid out for me 🤣

It's crazy how everyone on the shorts is roasting this dude, but in the full videos, it's all love. 😂

Wow, thank you so much for putting out this info. I do not ride, but it is now nice to know how to show respect. I will be checking out more of your content.

😂 this why I ride by myself

@TheElroypornlab

Жыл бұрын

Too many rules for supposed out laws

@ryanbergsing6668

Жыл бұрын

"Ride more politic less" literally this whole channel is about politics

@charlessmith5870

Жыл бұрын

The Culture is ridiculous Circle Jerking BS! Why would any self respecting man wanna be a part of some dumb $hit like this! I respect & love myself too much to be subservient to other men.

@Terpyphantom

Жыл бұрын

@@TheElroypornlab facts

@ruralwavetech1564

Жыл бұрын

More rules than the military

Can't stress this enough. When you're a guest at a biker party/clubhouse always and i mean ALWAYS assume that any female you may encounter is with someone. Cos they probably are one way or another. The first question you ask - tho politely - is: are you with someone? and then you walk up to that someone and ask - again POLITELY - : look, i know you are with that woman over there. would you mind if i kept her company/entertained her for a while? He will either tell you to not engage. Then DON'T! or he will give you the green light. in that case you might step up and talk to her. but - and that is important - keep it PG-13. No dirty jokes, no touching, no feeling up, etc. treat her as if she was your own mother/grandma. When you leave you want to leave with a good enough impression that you get considered to be invited back in next time, don't you? So, general rule: don't be a fool and keep your hands to yourself.

Hey man thanks for the information it's important to know these things much respect for you guys and good luck this year

Wtf am i watching this..im a 67 yo grandma

Hey Sose. I'm an old man who started riding in my teens. The one thing I always made a rule when crossing paths with any club was respect. I respect the brotherhood and I respect that each member earned their patch. I've talked with Mongols, Red and White and have gone to Iron Nation events. I always felt respected. I respect the brotherhood of whatever patch they wear and what you shared I've learned over the years. I must be doing something right because I haven't had my ass handed to me yet. But, I'm still learning watching your channel. Be well Sose. Doc.

@SoseTheGhost

Жыл бұрын

Be well Doc

@matt59fire

Жыл бұрын

Havent had your ass handed to you yet? So what? You arent aloud to ride a bike without crossing them at some point?

@user-gn5uy6lx7z

Жыл бұрын

I agree. As my reply to the subject stated " respect " will make you or break you.

@heididudek6645

Жыл бұрын

Scorpion 🦂🦂 forever

@heididudek6645

Жыл бұрын

Respect

Your videos have been non stop guidance for my move into the culture. Always keepin it real, much love bro

@SoseTheGhost

Жыл бұрын

Much love bro im glad

I was invited to a club house a few years back with my cousins. We donated some liquor, bought drinks, supported the bar, and everything was good. One guy showed up, he must have had a bad day, so he started looking for a fight for no reason, and the other guys respectfully asked us to go (we did) That one dudes ego made that whole place look like a joke to all of us. My perception when from oh this is kinda cool to, oh my god this is some cornball shit. 😂

@onnol917

Жыл бұрын

Yeah frail ego's all over

@darianthescorpion1132

Жыл бұрын

Yeah, if the guy was trying to pick fights at random, I wouldn’t want to stick around either.

@RJ-mh3ox

10 ай бұрын

that shit happens everywhere fam even when i used to just play basketball we were all cool than this lil gang would come through and jump you for your next if the threats didn’t work. it made me not want to ball with some strangers. some mfs cool as hell though me and this one dude would practically be fighting mid game cuz we both played football growing up so we were just mad aggressive. that’s the homie we never had any problems 😂

*Thank you for the invitation but I need to stay home this weekend thank you*

I’ve always been attracted to MC culture since leaving the Marine Corps. This channel has given me the knowledge to finally pursue this life style. Been chatting with a local club here that’s a support club for a 1% club. I was finally invited to the support clubs poker run. This channel means a lot

@SoseTheGhost

Жыл бұрын

Man your awesome im happy for you.

@red2775

Жыл бұрын

Clubs can provide the same sort of comaradary the military has

@ericspearo5731

Жыл бұрын

@ Derek Foreal Ultimately I want to be a 1% it’s something I just know I want to be it’s like joining the military you just know that’s what you want to do someone doesn’t need to convince you. You just know

@Ray102386

Жыл бұрын

Find your local Hard Corps MC brother.

@edwardrichard2561

Жыл бұрын

Don’t waste your time. I was raised in a 1% lifestyle. My father was a first generation. He was patch before I was born. You know how it turned out. Our family was destroyed by the club. He died from meth and alcohol Cirrhosis. With his intestines in his ball sack. Living in a run down trailer. He started the chapter in the area he lived. The president during the time he died, was the a probate that my dad brought into the club when I was a kid. The only thing he wanted was to for me to have his bike. So on the day of his patch burning his so called brothers lied and said his bike was in a show and they would get it to me. Never happened. Nothing but lying snitching wastes of life. They are not your brothers they are not your family.

I like your show, and you give a lot of good advice! I was with a buddy in a bar in a small town in Nevada playing pool when a couple patched members of a certain California MC walked in. They came over and asked us if they could have the table after our game was over. My buddy beat me, we all laughed, we gave them the table and they bought our next round! It was cool!

@SoseTheGhost

Жыл бұрын

Nice im glad it helps

I could never be an MC member. I don't do well with orders and rules. But much respect to all MC's out there.

Appreciate those tips for real! Some of the points you are making I feel have already come naturally to me. It’s all about respect like you say. It really is simple overall. I do appreciate the details tho because this is all really good to know for people who value ethics and respect.

As a 50 year hard-core biker my advice is if you get invited don't go......☠

@SoseTheGhost

Жыл бұрын

Exactly lol

@mickey-eq5vw

11 ай бұрын

not bad advice

"I don't wanna portray us as tough guys" "oooh don't touch my patch you'll make it dirty" Yeah, never was an issue

@SoseTheGhost

Жыл бұрын

👍

Thank you 🙏 I from Cali and just got my first HD. This has really opened my eyes I really appreciate it. Much love 🇵🇷👍

Hi, speaking as an officer in a Club here in the UK I have to say I agree with pretty much everything you've just said, although here in the UK I've never heard of it being an issue to carry your helmet into a Clubhouse. We have helmet storage areas in ours. Some that we go to also do. I guess over your side of the pond though the weather is awesome most of the time so you can leave your lid on the bike. We do that most of the time. The lone wolf thing is maybe more of an issue here. We have different Patch placement here. There is a video on my channel that touches on this. "Why join a Motorcycle club". Over here somebody wearing something like the Lone Wolf crap is blatantly pretending to be something they are not. I had a polite word with a guy earlier this year that had a pretend 3 piece back patch. The Top Rocker said " If I have to explain you won't understand " . I couldn't just leave that so I had to explain to the guy. He removed it. There is a video series on my channel right now where I go to Austria & to my disgust you could buy a 1% Diamond & everything else there. The " pretend Back Patches " were all over the place there. Check it out. It seems things are very different in that part of Europe. Things are very serious here in the UK. Anyway great video LH&R

@SoseTheGhost

Жыл бұрын

Im gonnacheck it out maybe review it on demonsrow send it to demonsrow@gmail.com

@Nightcrawler666

Жыл бұрын

@SoseTheGhost that would be cool. Well check it out and see what you think. You may have to skip through to where we actually arrive in Faaker See in Austria. Unless you mean the "Why join a motorcycle club" video.

Yep. Support the bar. I didn't know the rules and brought my own beer to a metal show at a clubhouse. They let me know the deal. I made up for it with frequent purchases, tipping, and donating to this impossible to win dice game. All was well.

Sounds like too much of a headache to even bother

I was actually invited to an MC club party once upon a time and I went. I had a great time. I did one thing though which could have been a bad situation. The clubhouse was secluded in the woods of course. There was no parking lot or parking. There were just places to park your bike. I straight up parked my bike over by a tree out of the way or so I thought. Then there was a club member who parked his bike less than inches away from mine. Then, the club member who was my friend came to me, made me aware of it and told me that I had unknowingly parked in that members favorite place to park his bike. My friend who was the club member who invited me helped me move my bike and said, just don't worry about it. DO NOT say anything about it and just know that guy is an a-hole. LoL. :) That was it.

Each to his own. But I wouldn’t enjoy a party where I had to constantly be aware of obscure rules and politics to keep from getting smashed up. If I wanted to deal with that I’d just go to prison. Interesting video, though.

This all GOOD info and may save someone from a terrible ass whipping. Keep the straight dope coming Brother Sose, Smashin the like button ALWAYS #ghostin

@SoseTheGhost

Жыл бұрын

Appreciate Jack

I remember growing up, when I was in my early teens one of my best friends father was a president of a local MC. Learned a lot just by hanging around his house and his father's friends. Great bunch of guys and they ALWAYS showed me Respect even at an early age. It's all about RESPECT and Brotherhood. Some of the realest, people I've met were bikers. Much respect!👍

@SoseTheGhost

Жыл бұрын

Much respect

Only thing i got outta it was dont touch/question the patches.Good advice. All the other ones come from showing respect

This is my new favorite channel. Thank you so much for opening up this culture for me. I especially love the old lady commentary. Never knew I moved like an old lady but I do. But what I've gathered so far is, respect is key. I wish more people thought of that. The rules that you are saying are rules that everybody should follow with anyone, not just an MC . Thank you for your channel and all the hard work you do for it.

Something good to remember is "don't be stupid!"

Never go to a 1% party.. EVER

@ltcavret7574

Жыл бұрын

1%ers are not a mystery. You arent anything like them. Dont be a poser, dont go around with stars in your eyes. Dont get drunk. Dont run your mouth. Be respectful and stay the hell out of club business. You are an invited guest? Act like it.

@charlesbukowski9836

Жыл бұрын

@@ltcavret7574 I disagree... you have no biz around 1%ers if you are not like a son, wife, or whatever... you are asking for issues with the prospects .... they are a loose cannon... also, NOWADAYS, why would you want to hang out with them anyways since 10% of them are straight up Feds or are at least talking to the Feds... why would you want to get your name possibly somehow-someway on a list or a wall..... its like a White guy with a Trump hat on walking about So Central L.A. ... why even bother?

man the way how you break things down i love it and it hits the spot

If you are flying past 1%ers, make sure you have a goddamn fast unrecognizable bike and gear

My brother belongs to a club and he invited me to a party. I didn’t want to go because I was insecure about my burn scars from the right side of my face all the down to my hip due to a water heater blast. I ended up going and my brother told me the same basics you said. I made a lot of friends that night and I had a lot of fun. I even go fishing with one of his brothers. I don’t know if that’s the term. I’m just an odd hillbilly that works on junk cars and keeps to himself.

@40ounce58

Жыл бұрын

@Paul Rallys Ghost it was bad. It was due to a gas leak. I was standing 16 feet from it when it went off. It threw me into the woods according to what people seen. It happened so fast, the only thing I remember is nurses in the emergency room scrambling and talking about I.V drips and hearing my brother freaking out. I was burned from scalding hot water and heat. This all happened 17 years ago. I’m doing great now. I just take meds from suffering from brain damage. I do all right. My brother takes good care of me. I’m just a regular private person.

Sose... Great Content as Always... TY for the Knowledge...it will save Less Experienced Riders from putting Themselves in a World of Hurt by Inadvertently Offending a Patch Member who put Big Effort Earning His Cut and what it took to get it.... Ride United... God Bless

@DemonsRow

Жыл бұрын

God bless

@climbergreg5011

Жыл бұрын

You mean like beating a guy up for bringing his helmet into the bar?... you gotta be a real A-hole to do that to someone for that reason.

LOVE YOUR RIDE BROTHER!! SHE IS WICKED TO THE CORE!!WOW SHE IS SWEET!! Thank You for the advice on showing respect at a CLUB"S PARTY....to me that is a serious need to know!!

Couple other things I've learned from diamond club patch holders: Never bring a weapon into the clubhouse EVER. Never lock your bike when you park in their lot because it shows that you don't trust the prospect(s) tasked with guarding the bikes. Never initiate a handshake with a prospect or PH you don't already know well. Don't stare at anyone. And even if you don't drink, always tip the bar. Bring a C-note for the club if you can afford it.

@mitchjames9350

Жыл бұрын

See you need a member to go over all of this plus what this guy has said.

@janisbajars3004

Жыл бұрын

What is c-note?

@utahprepper8925

Жыл бұрын

@@janisbajars3004 a 100 dollar bill

@chillydawgg4354

8 ай бұрын

What you mean lock the bike? Lock the steering? Storage compartments?

I’m a new rider and a Paramedic . Three years. A buddy told me to “ride sterile” I do.

I have never been invited to a outlaw motorcycle club party 😆 if I ever was, and I found out about it while there. I would just leave and laugh a little in the car 😆

“Motorcycle club invites me to party” like that will ever happen. Might as well be watching a video on what not to do if I’m ever on the moon

Solid advice 🤜🏼 along with don’t call a prospect “prospect”

@uzi4083

Жыл бұрын

Why not

@Demonic_Skidmark

Жыл бұрын

Yeah that’s a BIG no no. Someone might catch an ass whooping for that.

Big rule I’ve witnessed is not asking a lot of questions about the MC. I hung out with group of Hells Angels at a Halloween event in the town I live in. Some of the guys were pretty chill and didn’t mind answering simple questions. This is good info to know. I like your videos. Keep up the great work.

@SoseTheGhost

Жыл бұрын

Yea too many questions is an investigation

@JC-bf5cw

Жыл бұрын

@@SoseTheGhost luckily for me I’m a quiet person. Like I said info to know sir, thank you.

@Sose the Ghost As a Support Staff person myself, I try to do all that you've been hitting on. On one occasion, being introduced to a local HA President, I was reprimanded for not executing it properly by my President. Two of us drive Safety/Recovery vehicle for our *Riding Group* (Non MC , or 1%,), but as Support Staff we and others have respect because we earn/gain it by acting properly and respectfully. Love your vids and words, as some do not understand motorcycle etiquette, or are just oblivious to the rules, regs, and culture of the Club or Rider. One Love Brother.! Keep on posting.! From Massachusetts.

@SoseTheGhost

Жыл бұрын

Much love brother will do

Some time ago I was riding my 150cc scooter on the highway and was caught in the rain. I parked under an overpass to wait it out. 5 minutes later a biker gang rolled up and parked right behind me. 30 bikers deep and suddenly the leader approached me - I dang near soiled myself. We shook hands, they offered me a beer ( I supported the bar) and we had a great conversation about our bikes. Cool dudes doing their thing. The rain passed, we went our separate ways.

Though I’ve always found the whole thing cartoonish and ridiculous, from my experience in the community I know that it is nonetheless deadly truthful and serious. Knowing your place and acting with genuine respect for the Patch in whatever form it may appear is key to a good time and a safe ride home. Trying to convince those who have never experienced the “gang” mentality can be an exercise in futility, but regardless of their doubt or disbelief their first encounter with the wrong person or group could be their last. I find that taking away any excuse to be harassed without being a kiss-ass or bitch is the best policy, especially if you find yourself at places that they tend to also frequent.

And, don't EVER walk into a mob bar and spray the bartender with beer, or else you'll hear "Now, you's can't leave!"

Imagine being an outlaw and thinking you are cool, and then realizing you have to abide by all the rules and pay respects

Subbed to Demons Row TV recently. Just subbed here. Love Sose work, everything is real. Love it. Mad love and prayers from Tennessee 🧡💪🏼🇺🇸.

I hate coming late to a club party and shake hands with everybody, always have the feeling I forgot someone and he might take it as disrespectful behavior.

@montblancnoland1

2 ай бұрын

Lmaoo

I've been in and around the culture since the late 60s. I was accepted as a friendly but knew I was not in the club, had no privileges and was only welcomed onto club property or club "occasions" when invited. Being life long buddies with members, club officers and even the club President only granted me Stature when they were at my house. Give Respect to get Respect, know your place.

Its just plain respect. Learn who you are in that situation, a NOBODY. Greet those you are partying with, dont speak unless spoken to, respect those above, and know when to call it quits.

Appreciated! Thanks for putting this out there. Respect always

I wanted so much to be in a motorcycle club, then I grew up.

Real high functioning people lmfao.....

@SoseTheGhost

Жыл бұрын

Lol

Just came across your channel, so sick bro, keep up the great videos!

Being in an MC reminds me of my time at Cambridge - there are rules when you visit another college for a party: - don't walk on the grass - don't touch anyone else's gown - don't pass the sherry the wrong way along the table - if the penny lands in your drink, you must drink - never wear any clothing with your college name on it - it's a huge faux pas and just for tourists.

#GHOSTIN Even when I quit drinking if I'm at a clubhouse I make it a point to drop a 20 in the tip jar no matter what. Sose always with the good advice for the Youngbloods or the less informed your doing a good service. ML&R

@SoseTheGhost

Жыл бұрын

Much respect

@sarastumme554

Жыл бұрын

Gotta Tip good even if your drinking POP. I thinkc Its polite and bar tenders are there req uf your drinking Liquor or 'SODA'. Thats for All you up in Jersey Lol In Pittsburgh.PA we call it POP

@bradleycook89

Жыл бұрын

Tipping shows respect, and that's what it's all about. Basically two rules, wherever you go, but particularly among 1%. 1. Show Respect. 2. Don't do stupid ****. Shouldn't be that hard, really.

@sigma_the_enigma

Жыл бұрын

Cool. I love you guys ❤️😎💪

Respect. Give it. Get it. Guys like you is why I have always wanted to ride for a club.

Number 1 rule I learned when I use to ride with an RC? Is don't touch the patch when you guys give a hug. That could cause a definite problem

*Sounds like the exact same advice to be followed when invited by a USMC officer to go to the O Club. Be a gentleman, do not touch uniforms or question their medals, do not approach women and be respectful if one talks to you. DO NOT GET DRUNK*

@SoseTheGhost

Жыл бұрын

Truth

@ducarider2147

Жыл бұрын

That last bit only refers to Air Force personnel

@robertclark655

Жыл бұрын

Most clubs are base on military rules from the chain of command to the politics of how to conduct your self.

@ktownkanak808

Жыл бұрын

Weren't the very first motorcycle clubs ever started were by ex-military members?

@robertclark655

Жыл бұрын

@@ktownkanak808 Yes and that's why the 1% clubs deserve so much respect!

Everytime I watch these warning videos, I think to myself, these are full grown men telling other full grown men, not to touch my patches or ask me about them. Lol. Grown men. This gotta be an American thing. Wearing shades inside, shaking hands with gloves, making sure a girl isn’t taken, and not getting blacked out in a new space is common sense of being a man.

@mauricemotoman3305

Жыл бұрын

These mojos are criminals, ex-inmates or losers If they bother with someone keeping his gloves on then you know they're frustros

@Indubidably0

Жыл бұрын

It isn't. MC clubs are literally all over the world. If the place has motorcycles, it has MC Clubs. You're just sheltered and don't know shit about your own surroundings even.

Some people CAN'T drink. Genetically unable. Don't be ashamed. Its not under your control. Know your limit, everywhere, not just at a clubhouse.

Alot of good info Sose. I was invited to a clubhouse for a party and an ol lady who had a few too many started really hitting on me. I tried to be stand offish without being disrepectful. I got out of the sjtuation by excusing myself to introduce myself to the P and thank him for the invite. The SOA, who invited me escorted me in that endeavor and all went well but i was scared shitless for a bit. I in no way wanted that kind of attention. I do alot of charity rides with several different clubs and have never had a problem with anybody. I probably will steer clear of anymore clubhouse invites though.

Number one thing you should never do: never get involved with the criminal scum.

@johnnywishbone932

11 ай бұрын

Criminals are on both sides of the coin.

@NoMoreInfo4You

11 ай бұрын

Thats why I stay away from politics.

I'm in a patch club in the UK and have been for 30 years. You talk a lot of sense. Ride Safe Mate.

@SoseTheGhost

Жыл бұрын

Ride safe mate thank you

I ended up at an MC party, we got invited but had no idea they were the real deal. They had guys checking drivers licenses on the driveway and they wouldn’t let us leave at the end of the night cuz there were a ton of cops waiting at the end of the driveway. They had the gate closed and locked lol. These guys had bbqs going, beer on ice, chilli, tattoo artist set up in the garage, huge bon fire. These guys were so welcoming and friendly we had a blast. But at the end of the night they wouldn’t let us leave. A group of them were nice enough to let us crash in a trailer, cold as fuck but it was safer than dealing with the cops. Super cool dudes, would love to do it again.

Thank you for the tips. I feel most is common sense. But some things are not known to me. I needed to hear this. As I want to someday be a hang around and I'd like to do everything right. I need that resepct 🙏 and Loyalty in my life

Ridden for 45 years and know clubs and club members but I ride to be free not hang with others . Ride free and be free .

"Support the bar but dont end up on life support." I dig it.

Interesting almost the same as showing up in a cowboy camp and not knowing the rules I believe we’re a little more lenient though.

Better advice: Stay away from a bunch of criminal sociopaths.

@SoseTheGhost

Жыл бұрын

Lol

@kdr129

Жыл бұрын

You mean those communist cops you call? Yeah I agree.

Like I said before on your prior videos...been there, done that. Learned my lesson early in life showing up at a club party and being drunk. #ghostin

@SoseTheGhost

Жыл бұрын

#Gho⚡️tin Smash the like 4 me

First thing you should do is never get a Harley in the first place. The South Park episode will always be spot on. I don’t know why this showed in my feed.

@SoseTheGhost

Жыл бұрын

Strange

Never touch the door in a clubhouse, always ask a member to let you out. Your best bet going to a MC Clubhouse is to stfu unless spoken to, always appear grateful for being there, and stfu unless spoken to.

I'm not in to the motorcycle club thing but if I was this video would help out a great deal. The advice in this video can keep one from getting in big trouble for being ignorant of the rules which govern the outlaw biker world. Young men looking to join clubs should probably watch this video at least twice so the lessons sink in.

This is all very simple stuff that those who know take for granted. From my former military experience to growing up and being around 1% and even just the Harley riders groups, the stuff he’s saying could save your life and definitely get you some respect if that’s what you’re after (make sure you give it first though).

@SoseTheGhost

Жыл бұрын

Thank you chris

@p39483

Жыл бұрын

Respect comes from a body of work, from producing value. It is not mutual.

@JonesingUSAF

Жыл бұрын

@@p39483 fair enough

Funny enough, these same rules apply to my Trivial Pursuit game nights. Respect

Lots more freedom back when I was active. Now there's more rules than Sunday School. That's ironic, because the original impetus of the outlaw biker was opposition to being told what to do.

@SoseTheGhost

Жыл бұрын

Outlaws always followedclub rulesbut no others

@dbrennan1523

Жыл бұрын

Where you can ride, when, with who, who you can talk to, what bars you can go to so you don't offend other clubs (even not wearing a vest), etc etc. The politics is what kills it.

Good advice for people who have never been around. MC culture , as a member of a local club for over 20 yrs , i have seen shit go really bad for some folks hanging out at a party and just not showing any class , or respect , but there is always that 1 guy , you are right . Maybe a few un informed people will watch this and avoid some serious trouble , think you got most of the important shit covered here .

@SoseTheGhost

Жыл бұрын

Thank u bro

I'm in a club and it's ok to hug and touch the patch.

beautiful bike Sose if you don't what's the year, make, and model absolute masterpiece my guy