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Hello, deviant listeners. If you listened to last week's episode of OffScript, then this

week is going to be a treat as well, because there is a first time for

everything, and for the first time we're doing this in two parts. Last week, you heard the first

part of our conversation with Scott Payne, a former, now retired, former FBI agent, who spent a large

part of his career living two lives, frankly.

One life was at home with a wife and children,

and the other life was infiltrating motorcycle gangs,

specifically the outlaws, which if you know anything about motorcycle and bike or culture,

there's essentially the Hells Angels, they are one and the outlaws are

one A when it comes to motorcycle gangs and motorcycle clubs. And Scott Payne was was in that,

in that world for a long time. And he talked about in the last episode about a very, very, very close brush with getting busted with

his cover being blown when he was in a basement being checked for a wire while he was,

in fact, wearing said wire.

If you, if you didn't hear that in the last episode, you want to go back and give that a

listen.

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