Nice! I told you I'd get a motor vlog going. You're gonna see the ride through Baloid Southern Wisconsin right now up in the corner. But I'm at the site of the Big Hill. Yes, this is in 1939 and 40. They used to have hill climbs, check this out man. Hopefully, Kyle, can you imagine taking a freaking scooter up this thing? This thing's freaking huge! Anyway, wanted to talk a little bit about Hollywood and I'm not talking about me, baby. I'm talking about Hollywood portrays, bikers and motorcycle club numbers. It's actually kind of ridiculous. That's a good view of that right there. Too bad you can't see me then. But shows we all know, Mayans, Suns and Anarchy. They even had a series that came out of Australia. And I think it's real unfortunate that the media doesn't cover bikers and clubs as it should. Yeah, there have been a couple documentaries and all that stuff that tries to get it right. But not so much the rest of the time. And I think that's what's really screwing up to lifestyle, if you will. You got all these kids that come in thinking, well that's the way it is. You know, I want to get a patch. When really, that's the furthest from the truth. That stuff that they're showing has nothing to do with the scene. Am I saying that some of that stuff might not happen? Or might happen, whatever you want to say, yeah, it happens. But it's only a small selected group that does that type of stuff. Most of one percenters, most motorcycle clubs, most bikers, they go to work every morning. They raise kids, they raise grandkids. They do everything any normal citizen of this country does. So when you see bikers portrayed as you do on TV and more specifically TV series or movies, it's like, man, where you guys get in your information from. I get it, you want to have ratings. And one of the biggest things that say Kurt Sutter got from Sons of Anarchy, you got huge freaking ratings, man. That was one of the number one shows on cable at the time. So what do they do when they see the ratings? They expound on that show. Now you got my ins and I heard that they're trying to get the first nine, but I don't know because Kurt Sutter ain't in charge anymore. But what that did was bring in a totally different type of person within the lifestyle. You got a lot of bangers that came in saying, hey, wait a second, this is a step up from what we were doing when really it isn't. And then you had as many would say the wannabes come in, which hey, you know what? The way I think about it away from that club stuff is if you want to ride, you want to get on two wheels. Hey, you're more than welcome to me, man. You know, there ain't no more stereo types like there used to be. You know, I talk about it all the time. People always wanted Harleys. Well, nowadays it's like, man, everybody wants something other than a Harley. You know, it was funny. I was talking to a youngster. It had to be like 25 years old. And he was saying, you know, I got this and that and he asked me what I got. Did I told him a fat boy in a boulevard? No, there she is right there anyway, the boulevard. You know, I take that one out more than I do the fat boy. And again, I just like the ride better. But he called the Harley a fricking grandpa's bike. And I'm sitting here thinking, damn, that's what they really think about us now. And you can tell the different generations of bikers because they dress different. You know, a lot of young guys, they don't even wear jeans, man. They go around and work out sweats. And I can't say I blame them much because that's what I do a lot. Work out sweats and freaking gym shoes and stuff because I'm just more comfortable. I don't buy into that. You have to wear boots and all that stuff. I like looking good, man. Sorry to say I'm not out there trying to look like this or that or trying to impress somebody or fit some. And you know what, we stereotype ourselves as well. You know, because like I just said, the older guys, hey, you got to wear boots or you got to do this or do that to be one of us. Why ain't that stereo typing like Hollywood does? Making their movies and stuff. We stereotype our own selves, man. It don't even extend to just that. It extends to, okay, well, this guy wanted to get a club. And to get a club together and next thing you know, they're a pop-up club. Well, this is if they didn't follow the proper protocol. But who do we got the blame for that? Not only Hollywood, but ourselves because we watched the shit. Now, my ends I haven't watched because I think it's a god awful series, man. I really do. I don't like it at all. I don't think it represents what the Latino part of the lifestyle is all about in the club scene. I just think it's horseshit. Suns of Anarchy, I watched. But again, any normal person would say, hey, wait a second, this is just entertainment. This has nothing to do with real life. You know, just look at Jack's Teller, man. Dude, was a serial killer. You really think ATF or FBI wouldn't have caught up with these guys? So it's entertainment. But again, we're at fault for watching the damn shit because we give them all the TV ratings there are. You know, nothing sells better than Biker, man. The lifestyle, the whole nine yards. But what's really concerning is the way news is portraying bikers. Man, they got bikers. They're comparing them to militias now. Because they're taking on all these radicals. And they're just blown everything out of proportion. You know, not all bikers are part of bikers for Trump, man. Personally, you know, do what you got to do. I don't support that because of who Chris Cox is. And you find a lot of guys in that stuff that is less than reputable if you ask me. Because Chris Cox, he didn't get a bike until after everybody paid for it, after you sold all those shirts. Hey, man, he had a racquet going. You can make money if you're in the Biker stuff. You're going to find a lot of people that are going to want to get in on the action. And it's sad. They'll start making t-shirts off, selling t-shirts, hats, or some gimmick on Facebook. And it really destroys everything. And again, it brings in people that are like, man, are you serious? But the portrayal, and if you got, you know, I got a lot of followers that don't even ride, know that what they're pushing ain't the truth, man. Again, a lot of guys are hardworking people. We're not out there getting them shootouts. We're not in there getting barfights all the time. We're not out there raping and pillaging as they would want you to believe. So I'd have to say Hollywood's portrayal of the Biker scene and the Biker life is nothing but fantasy. And I know a lot of people are going to agree with that. It's pure freaking fantasy, man. So let me know what you guys think. I told you guys I do some different videos, different motovlog stuff. It's an awesome ride today, man. Awesome ride on the Boulevard. And I really like this freaking hill, man. I can't imagine this thing's got to be 200 feet up, at least. Just looking at the background with the river, that's the rock river. Fucking insane, man. Them guys that do hill climbs have freaking cajones. They got bigger cajones than I'd ever freeing imagine. So, you know, check out the ride. You know, you've been seeing a little bit out of it. You know, when you see me going down the hill, you're going to see just how freaking high this thing really is. So don't forget to subscribe, poweron boys and girls. Join our YouTube channel, get motorcycle mad houses, and tons of videos related to the fighters. Join now by subscribing to your free and become part of the proud today. Always free and always entertaining. Don't forget to visit us at www.HolidayWe.com for your daily, dweiker news.