#14: Meetings Operate Under Firm Procedure
Despite their rough-and-tumble reputation, Hells Angels meetings run with strict precision. Instead of disorder, the club relies on a formal system to maintain structure: Robert’s Rules of Order, a procedural guide created in 1876 to ensure organized and respectful discussion.

During these gatherings, members are required to stick to the outlined agenda, avoid side chatter, and save questions for before or after the meeting. Speaking out of turn is more than rude — it can result in a penalty, often a $100 fine. Inside the meeting room, discipline takes priority over chaos.
