In the beginning, Irwin Dundee asked his husband Barry Benson to invest 20k and his friend Riley Carter to invest 15k to help him buy a Declasse Tulip that would be the first car for the club he wanted them to help him found: The Bondi Boys Motor Club. On April 8, 2021, after the Tulip was purchased for 83k, the three co-founders were established and the club was born.
Building The BBMC[]
The Bondi Boys then focused on making a new name for themselves in the city, with the dream of one day being on everyone's lips. They did this by starting to get more members to join club by finding people who could help them make money. Dundee explained privately to his founding members that the club was a pyramid scheme of sorts. As the Road Captain of the club, Barry was primarily in charge of finding and recruiting new members and managing the day-to-day activities of these recruits, slinging drugs and cleaning dirty money. Prime Minister Dundee focused on the bigger picture vision and leadership of the club, bank busting with different crews to help build the club's coffers. Riley, the Vice Prime Minister, focused on making connections with other gangs, sharing her pragmatic order to balance Dundee's chaos.
The Legal Side[]
Shortly after the creation of the group, two mechanics showed up from Hayes Auto Body Repairs. One of these was Pez Speedwagon and the other, Chip Wheeler. They proposed a business idea - that they could be the clean guys for the club. They would store the club's money in a joint bank account without any ties to the criminal world, which would allow the three founding members and any future Patched members to add/withdraw money as a group legally. Dundee liked this idea because he needed access to funds, as he was 70k in debt during the creation of the BBMC. In exchange for Speedwagon and Wheeler being clean guys for them, BBMC offered Hayes Autos protection services from angry customers, other gangs and their major business rivals, Harmony Repairs Garage. The Bondi Boys made a secret agreement to defend Hayes. Speedwagon soon suggested they be made shadow Patched members, and on April 19, 2021, he and Wheeler were blooded in to the club, and made the club's Treasurer and Secretary, respectively. The club's business was named True Blue Towing - a nod to the Australian heritage of the Bondi Boys.
Becoming 1%ers[]
The club quickly became bank busters, with Dundee and Barry teaming up with various up-and-coming criminals as getaway drivers and shooters for bank robberies. On April 22, 2021, they had planned an epic heist with a new friend, Raymond Romanov, and just needed hacker extraordinaire Yuno Sykk as their fourth. The plan was to drive getaway from Paleto Bank to the north end of the Alamo Sea, where they would hop on a motorboat to cut across to Sandy Shores. There, on the south bank of the lake, four identical black Dominators that they already had keys to would be parked, ready and waiting for the crew to split and escape with the loot. But there was a fly in the ointment - Yuno had just been arrested.
Unbeknownst to the crew, newly-promoted Captain Randy Wrangler was patrolling Sandy Shores in an unmarked SUV while Dundee and Barry were arranging the Dominators. Wrangler staked out their operation and quickly realized what was being planned. While the boys were delaying the heist until Yuno could get out of prison, Wrangler called in backup, and as darkness fell, the PD began quietly switching out the Dominators for four similar-looking black cars that the crew did not have keys to. The Paleto Bank went off without a hitch, and all was going according to plan until the crew arrived at Sandy Shores. They waded ashore and as they frantically tried to get into the locked vehicles, the cops swarmed and arrested them.
The failed Dominator bank heist was a catalyst for the fledging club. Dundee vowed vengeance against the PD, and his moment would come a week later on April 29th, 2021. A clown named Chatterbox was seeking revenge against Dundee, and he lured him and Prospect Chain Turner to Grandma's. They managed to shoot down Chatterbox and his wife, Giggles, then with Barry's assistance, Dundee took his hostages to the Grapeseed torture room. Dundee forced Chatterbox to watch while Barry burned his wife alive. But police were alerted to the gunshots and quickly arrived at the scene. A two-hour holdout ensued, ending in a valiant firefight against an overwhelming force as the PD rushed in. Dundee took out seven cops on his own before officer Mina Price downed him.
Later, as they stood in the Bolingbroke prison yard, facing enormous fines and prison sentences, Dundee told Barry, "I want the PD to fear me." The Bondi Boys MC had officially become cop killers.
Dundee's Disappearance[]
On June 8th, 2021, the BBMC's Prime Minister went missing. Earlier that day, Dundee had kidnapped a judge named John Bailey and also shot at cops following a failed set up at the casino, which led to his arrest. The club became concerned after he stopped answering calls. The last they heard from him was that he was going to make a statement to police. Riley and Barry met with Patched member Malakai Anderson and ProspectsChain and Collin McKinley to discuss what had happened and where he could be, and they agreed to continue checking newspapers for his inevitable jail sentencing. However, Dundee's name never made it into the papers.
The following day, the club learned that Dundee had been arrested and transported to Bolingbroke by Officer Sam Baas, but that Baas claimed he had escaped custody. This set in motion an investigation, led by Collin, a former PI, and Road Captain Barry, with support from the rest of the club. Barry, Collin and Pez spoke to police while disguised as Dundee's dads to learn their side of the story. They spoke to with close friends of Dundee, such as Benji Ramos and Ash Ketchup, who told them a Block gang member named Four Tee had been mentioning Dundee's name in an odd manner, suggesting she might know something.
With the help of Mel Rickenbacker, one of Four Tee's closest friends, the club learned that Four Tee did in fact know the story of what happened to Dundee, but that she was only involved due to her loyalty to her friends, and the group agreed to drop that lead to pursue what other info Baas might have. Thinking his story didn't add up, and suspicious that the officer was lying to the club, they made a plan to kidnap Baas and force him into telling them the truth.
Originally, the club planned on kidnapping reporter Ursula Leichenberg and using her to lure Baas into a trap. However, Baas got suspicious on the phone, and didn't show up. Knowing he was now on high alert, the club began brainstorming other ways to find and interrogate the officer, such as paying Chang Gang as much as 80k to shoot cops for them, or possibly sending Chatterbox to kidnap the cop.
While several days of trying to set these plans in motion failed, the club was able to gather some important information. This included information about the PD's operations from a Private Investigator named Gallows. Gallows informed the club that Trooper Andrews was the highest ranking officer on duty the night Dundee disappeared, meaning he would have had to sign off on the prison transport. Solo criminal Mel had also hinted that Trooper Andrews may have been involved, so the club decided to tail Andrews, hoping to catch him alone. Meanwhile, Chatterbox had also been patrolling the city and managed to kidnap Trooper Ripley. While he was not the trooper they had been looking for, the clown convinced the club that Ripley could be useful.
Nearly two weeks after Dundee was last seen in the city, Barry and Malakai masked up and joined Chatterbox in his interrogation of the trooper. They learned that Andrews and Baas had been overheard arguing about Baas putting Dundee in Andrew's car when they transported Dundee to MRPD. He also told them that Andrews was found unconscious in Sandy Shores around 5-10 minutes after Dundee was "broken out" from Baas' car. Ripley also told them that Baas went against protocol for not asking permission for the transport, but he hadn't faced any punishment because Ripley respected him. It was at this moment, while trying to put pressure on him to share more, that Malakai swung at the Trooper with a sledgehammer, accidentally knocking him out. The crew fled, trying to keep Ripley stable before eventually ditching him by the side of the road and anonymously calling an EMS.
Dundee's Return[]
On the night of June 22nd, 2021, the club continued their search for Andrews, hoping to question him directly about what had happened. While in the middle of this search, Barry, Riley, Malakai and Collin were called back to the warehouse by Pez. There they found a shirtless, exhausted, and fish-scented Dundee, who told them he had been surviving on a deserted island named Cayo Perico for two weeks and had had managed to boat back to Los Santos to reunite with the club. The last thing he remembered before washing ashore on that island was being in the cells at MRPD. The club filled him in on all they had learned of what led to his disappearance. Now they were determined to find more answers, while keeping their Prime Minister hidden from the people who did this to him.
Dundee in hiding for two weeks.
When The Bough Breaks[]
Taking Out The Enemy[]
Dundee takes out Andrews and Baas on July 11, 2021.
Shootout At Cleanbois Manor[]
While touring the Cleanbois Manor on July 11, 2021, Chain, a Prospect, approached Dundee about being disrespected by Benji and his gang, the Vagos. Chain did not know Benji, did not know he was Vice-Jefe of the Vagos or of his friendship with Dundee, and was not familiar with his style of joking around. Dundee told Chain that he was proud he took people disrespecting the club seriously, and if it were any other case, would be proud if he had shot them. However, Dundee warned him not to shoot at Cleanbois Manor, as it was neutral ground. At the end of the day, Dundee confronted Benji in the Manor's driveway about the disrespect he'd shown a BBMC jacketed member to clear the air. Benji became upset that Dundee had sided with one of their lowest members over Benji's long time friendship with him, stating if their boys were unable to take a simple joke, then fuck BBMC. Upon which Chain, to Dundee's dismay, pulled out his pistol and shot Benji and Vagos el CapitánChino Gonzalez in the head, rendering them unconscious. Ash retaliated by shooting Chain in the back, so he turned around and shot her down as well.
In an attempt to salvage the situation and his friendships, Dundee drove the injured Vagos and Ash to Grandma's house to be revived. At Dundee's insistence, Ray Romanov joined them to offer his support, perspective and to mediate. However, this went poorly as Ray twisted Dundee's words. He told Benji that Dundee had considered ocean dumping them all, which was not true, and the Vagos were unwilling to compromise on anything except the BBMC handing Chain over to them for punishment. Dundee agreed to meet on their turf in the Barrio to plead his case. There, Dundee refused to hand over Chain and instead took full responsibility, saying Chain was merely following orders to deal with anyone that was disrespecting the Patch. Dundee informed them that Chain would be punished by the BBMC instead.
The Vagos did not accept Dundee's compromise. They insisted it was a matter of respect that needed a big message sent. So they shot Dundee and proceeded to dump him at The Billabong, along with a MAC-10 used by Dundee and Chain previously to kill Andrews and Baas, and graffitied the alley with messages. The messages stated that the Prospect's debt had not been "repaid" and that all of the BBMC would be shoot on sight until Chain was handed over.
The Club Splits[]
The next morning Dundee met with newly Patched member Collin, and told him to warn the other club members to be hypervigilant and to lay low until their gun shipment arrived the next day before heading back to sleep to recover from his injuries. Chaos spread like wildfire as members received second-hand or partial information. Most of the club agreed to forgo wearing kuttes as advised, though Barry refused to do so as he was proud of the Patch and refused to take it off without a direct order. While debating Barry's stance on kuttes, Barry and Collin were surrounded and kidnapped by Vagos members. They were taken to the graveyard, forced into an open grave, and then shot.
After Barry and Collin got out of the hospital, the club met to discuss the escalating situation. Riley was insistent that they just needed to avert a war with the Vagos by handing over Chain to them. Barry and Collin were vehemently oppposed to another gang meddling in club business, and the members outvoted her and Mal five to two. At this point Dundee woke up and promptly chewed out Barry for wearing kuttes against his recommendation. He told the club told them his accounts of events and his rational for not handing Chain over. Meanwhile, Riley reached out to Benji to get his account of events and to try to negotiate a compromise. Benji proposed meeting at the Billabong.
Riley convinced Barry, Mal and Prospects Wolfe McCreedy and Freddy Fastfingers to attend the war meeting in the Billy with Benji. Dundee warned them it was pointless because the Vagos would only be satisfied with Chain. He warned them that they would be gunned down and it would be a humiliating defeat on their own turf and refused to go with them. The group, along with HangaroundLinda Maridan, went to the Billabong, where Riley offered Chain to Benji, going against the decision the club had previously made not to hand him over. As Dundee predicted, after a short conversation, the Vagos open fired and gunned down everyone there except Freddy, who was on lookout. Dundee appeared while they were awaiting EMS to point out their mistake, much to Riley's ire. Frustrated, Dundee then texted Benji, saying, "can u pls shoot my club again they are literal dumb fucks how many times do you gotta shoot them for them to understand we're past talking you did me a favor shooting them."
When Dundee arrived at Pillbox Medical Center, Riley yelled at him and punched him, telling Dundee it was his fault for ordering Chain to shoot Benji and it put them all danger. Dundee and Riley moved to the stairs just beside the hospital to continue their discussion, with Linda following. Dundee, angry that Riley had invited Linda, a non-club member, to a war meeting with Vagos, ran her over with his car shouting, "Fuck you Linda, you piece of shit!" Riley blamed Dundee for them getting gunned down at the Billabong because he defended a mere Prospect. Just then, Benji sent Riley a screenshot of Dundee's earlier text, insinuating that Dundee had given permission for the Vagos to shoot down his club.
The text message caused a massive schism in the club. Riley told Dundee she was "out" and was quitting. She tried to convince the rest of the club that Dundee had sent the text message before the meeting in the Billy and had encouraged Benji to shoot them down. Chaos ripped through the club and members were forced to question their loyalties between Dundee and Riley. Pez and Dundee took Riley at her word that she was leaving the club and acted quickly to take away her access to the warehouse. Dundee told Barry that Dee's own keys had been removed as well for fairness. Dundee also warned him that Riley was in communication with Benji and that he was feeding her lies.
Riley was furious about her keys being removed, and she and Malakai blew off the High Command meeting to go instead to the Vagos Ranch to meet with Benji without telling anyone else. She continued to speak on behalf of the club even though she'd already announced she was leaving, and tried to negotiate with Benji to hand Chain over. She'd just about convinced Chain this would be the best for the club, but Dundee stopped him before he could meet up. In multiple phone calls with Benji, Riley conspired to take control of the club with the backing of the Vagos, believing fellow BBMC members would side with her in a coup d'etat against Dundee because of his erratic behavior in the past. Riley finally called Dundee, and he attempted to convince her not to walk away from the club. Dundee asked to meet up to discuss things in person. Riley agreed.
After an hour and a half of private conversations and dodging calls, Dundee, Barry, Freddy, and Chain gathered at the Grapeseed farmlands to confront available members and discuss loyalties and the future of the club. Collin arrived near the end of the meeting and wrestled with how badly things had fallen apart in just a few hours.
Moments after arriving, Riley pulled a gun on Dundee, causing panic. Dundee insisted that they were there to just talk and calmed her down. They stepped aside for a private conversation where she told Dundee the only way she'd stay was if she were the leader of the club. She assured him she could end the war with no bloodshed. Loyalties were solidified with Riley's declaration that she deserved to be president. Pez, Barry, and Chain sided with Dundee that Riley was acting out of line and decided they would assist if she needed to be forcibly removed. Collin agreed as well, but insisted on giving her one more olive branch to try and talk things out. Freddy indicated his loyalties were split but leaned towards Riley. The club knew that Malakai, who had been brought in as a Patched member solely because Riley had told him too many club secrets, would follow her anywhere. was considered to side with Riley as he was her constant companion, oft co-conspirator, and historically voted identical to her. Collin woke up in the city to the club moments from the club shattering.
After fruitless discussions about the text & the events, Riley and Mal attempted to leave without a word until Dundee pulled a gun on them to stop them. Through all the chaos, Dundee repeatedly admitted he made a mistake with Chain and with the text but the damage was already done. Riley had already declared her intent and desire to be president and that she conspired with a rival gang leader that just shot up the entire club.
Ultimately Riley (and by extension Malakai) decided to leave the club. At first it seemed like it would be by force to punish Riley for endangering the club with the ambush & her rebellion. Forcible removal for Malakai because he was blooded in and was not under the founders protection to leave the club without harm. But with the gun drawn, Dundee couldn't pull the trigger. He walked away and ordered Barry to let Riley and Riley go unharmed but they were no longer apart of the club, even though it was against the clubs own rules. Freddy followed them four days later, on July 16th, 2021. The hang
From that moment Riley Carter and Malakai Anderson are no longer considered members of the Bondi Boys MC. The status and loyalties of Freddy and the hangarounds associated with Riley, Malakai, and Freddy are unclear.
Chain's Punishment
Dundee, Barry, Pez and Collin decided by vote, as a result of his actions and the damaged caused by them, Chain's punishment would be his promotion in the club restricted until further notice, for him to dwell on his actions and the fallout of those actions, and to be beaten until by the remaining superior members until they are satisfied. Chain's promotion punishment is particular harsh as he was the club's first prospect, others have been promoted above him faster, and the club had previously agreed it was nearly time for him to be patched. After informing Chain of their decision, he was beaten in the warehouse and taken to the hospital to treat his cracked skull. Luckily Chain did not suffer any long term injuries from his physical punishment.
The End of the Rope[]
The BBMC vs. Vagos War concluded not with a bang, but a whimper. After the ambush shootout in the Billabong, the Vagos stated that they were now even if the BBMC didn't retaliate. But Dundee, Barry, and Collin agreed to continue the war, even after their recent loss of two members. Dundee called Chino to set up a meeting to decide terms of the war.
BBMC's unofficial war on the police, and troubles connecting with Chaos to buy more guns delayed the meeting and it never happened. Instead, on July 13th, Dundee and Benji had an impromptu meeting in an alleyway by Burgershot, with BBMC and Vagos members watching over their respective leaders. Dundee tried to make amends with Benji, stating that he just wanted his friend back. Benji responded by saying that their friendship had been lost, and that he was satisfied with ending the war, meaning they'd no longer be enemies, but that they would no longer be allies either.
Thus the war was ended, at the cost of Dundee and Benji's friendship. The two groups remain on neutral and tense terms. The Vagos' so called protection from taxation and robbing was revoked. Dundee did not tell the BBMC that the Vagos were fair game to rob out of respect for his friend and in hopes the two can reconcile some day.
In addition to the alliance with Benji/Vagos ending, Dundee's personal friendship with Ash Ketchup was severed. Dundee called Ash days later and tried to reconcile with her by telling her that friendship was like a rope, and that even if the rope was severd, you could tie those pieces together again to form a stronger bond. Ash countered his analogy by explaining that while a rope can be knotted back together, it will always have a weak point, weaker than before it was cut. That eventually it will fray and need retying again and again until eventually the rope would be too short and there will be nothing left to work with. She remained convinced of misunderstandings - that Dundee greenlit the hit on Benji and that he was going to ocean dump her, Benji, and Chino after the got shot. - neither of which were true. Ash asked about the bunny rabbit she gave him to keep him company while he was in hiding after his returned. She asked him not to get rid of it like other gifts she had given him were. The bunny remained with Dundee for months, until during a potential raid on their first warehouse he handed it to Pez for safekeeping.
Season 2 - The Rebuild
Drug Kingpins[]
After Riley and Malakai were exiled, Freddy turned in his jacket, citing concerns over his fiancee Mari Mckay's safety and Dundee's totalitarian attitude, which stood in stark contrast to his love of maximum freedom. Due to their friendship, Dundee allowed Freddy to leave the club without killing him. But after learning that Freddy immediately joined the Hogs of Anarchy, and that he, Riley and Malakai were shittalking the club, Dundee pledged that there would be no half-measures taken moving forward - "no loose ends."
The Bondi Boys moved beyond oxy runs and began delving into the weed and drug drug trade. They began moving and selling weed thanks to a connection with Smoke on the Water that Freddy had previously set up for them. The club quickly cut Freddy out of all connections to the deal and began testing to see whether or not selling weed was a revenue source they wished to pursue.
Meanwhile Hangarounds Olivia Garcia, Stevie McQueen and Jordan Lee presented the club with a connection they had been working on involving cooking meth in partnership with the Condemned. Barry and Collin were particularly impressed with Olivia's work, and with permission from Dundee, promoted her to a Prospect. Members Barry, Collin, Pez and Wolfe McCreedy took Olivia up to Mount Chiliad and ordered her to kill a cougar using only a knife. Despite failing to kill the cougar (and letting it down Collin first), Olivia got her jacket. Stevie and Jordan received their jackets several weeks later after they made further meth negotiations with The Stable.
Meanwhile, in an effort to boost the club's numbers - which had been reduced nearly in half - Dundee came up with the idea to advertise "criminal training" on Twatter. This campaign allowed him to quickly add more Hangarounds to work under him - most notably, a man he had helped fly in to the city, Jesse Reed.
A crack shot with a soft-spoken attitude, Jesse impressed Dundee by successfully defending club members during an oxy run one night, one-shotting four Vagos members. Jesse proved to be a quick study and was well-liked by every BBMC member he met. Determined to make his mark in the club, Jesse got connections with lifers in prison and worked to get the club burner phones and ketamine. For his efforts, he was promoted to Prospect in just six weeks.
BBMC's Cop Killing Spree[]
Dundee, not satisfied with the state of his war on the police, began a campaign of fear by "busting" at every cop who dared to pull him over. He quickly saw the fruits of his fear campaign manifest in cops instantly pulling out weapons at the very sight of him. Simultaneously, he decided that he was done "playing it easy" with cops, and pledged to do everything in his power to get to the top of the criminal mountain - even if that meant shying away from the fun chases and embracing "rat plans" more often.
Realizing that going after the police would only result in the club losing money, Dundee soon decided to ease up. But he still tried to instill fear in the cops, frequently driving up to them and yelling "This is for Sam Baas and Tony Andrews!" and pretending he was ready to shoot to scare cops into backing down.
Naturally, the LSPD didn't take kindly to Dundee's behavior, and newly-appointed Chief of Police Sam Baas quickly cracked down. At one point, Dundee held County Clerk Odessa Pearson at gunpoint and ordered her to give him a gun license. Baas used that incident as an opportunity to have Dundee arrested for human trafficking, arguing that forcing the clerk to do her job against her will met the definition of the poorly-worded law, and had him sent away for the 9s. Locked up for eleven days, Dundee emotionally spiraled.
The day of the trial, Dundee and Baas had another face-to-face. After discussing the reasons behind Dundee's never-ending vendetta against the police, Baas finally hinted at having shot Dundee and dumping him in the ocean. This enraged an already erractic Dundee, who Twatted out asking for a hit on Baas during the court case, which forced a mistrial.
In the cells, Dundee and Baas came to an agreement, and the human trafficking charges were dropped. They had finally gone from open hostility that would threaten both the BBMC and the LSPD, to a semblance of neutrality that didn't result in shooting one another on sight. That relationship doesn't extend to LSPD officer Crocodile Steve though...
BBMC vs. Crocodile Steve[]
The Bondi Boys first crossed paths with Crocodile Steve during Dundee's disappearance, learning that an Australian cop was on duty the night of his disappearance and hoping to enlist his help in finding their then-missing PM. But upon realizing what a hardass and petty officer he could be, the two sides quickly came to blows. While things were initially limited to playful taunting, things escalated after Croc was hired on as a full officer.
With his new position, Croc began taking a more active role in disrupting gang activities - especially the BBMC. Initially it was a mere annoyance, but he quickly became an enemy of the entire club when he started making raids on the Billabong, taking selfies of himself in the BBMC territory and calling them "the Bondage Boys" to their faces. This led to virtually every member of the club either shooting or taking a swing at Croc on one or more occasions, with Chain and Liv leading the charge.
Things escalated even further after Croc was promoted to Senior Officer on August 19, 2021. He began raiding the Billabong on a regular basis, attempting to bait the club into a fight against the LSPD's overwhelming force. When Croc began going after the illegal parking at Hayes and the pier next to Dean World, even Pez started taking an active role in cutting the officer down to size. Pez started a protest at Hayes, luring Croc to the mechanic's shop to confront angry Dean's World citizens. This gave Olivia a small window to gun him down before fleeing into the crowd. Croc retaliated against Pez by placing a warrant for his arrest, resulting in a five-month prison sentence. Afterwards, Pez made it his mission to get Croc's badge taken from him.
Pez won his court trial against Croc several weeks later to get the charges removed from his record. He enjoyed even further revenge against Croc by having several BBMC members successfully gun him down after the trial in a parking garage next to the courthouse. The BBMC had no love for any member of law enforcement, but Crocodile Steve held a special place on their enemies list. Just about every member of the club - from Patched Member to Hangaround - was eagerly willing to shoot him on sight if the opportunity presented itself.
Season 3 - The Wings of War
BBMC vs. Marabunta Grande War[]
Getting into the meth game wasn't easy for the Bondi Boys MC. Learning how to cook was hard enough, but easy compared to simply finding a suitable lab to cook in. After agreeing to a deal with forner lawyer and Vagos member Reggie Might, the club was able to start producing the stuff at a rapid pace. However, finding territory to sell it in and make money was nigh impossible given the layout of the city. Dundee found a suitable place to sell in on the oilfields and Fudge Lane - the turf of the Marabunta Grande - and he decided that the time was right to expand their territory and push out the Marabuntas.
Little did they know, the Marabuntas were ready to go to war with anyone trying to muscle in on them. All they needed was a spark to light their fuse. And Dundee had just brought in a new Hangaround that would prove to be that spark...
The End of Wingman[]
Dundee first met Hunter "Wingman" Skye months before while hanging out with Ash Ketchup. At the time, Wingman was a member of the Blocks, but was struggling to find his place in the city. However, after Wingman left the Blocks and began hanging out with the CleanBois, he and Dundee started spending a lot more time together - enjoying bank robberies with the likes of X, Mickey S, Ray Romanov and other big-time bank busters. They were becoming fast friends who could rely on one another.
Wingman's final POV
After a falling out with many of his post-Block friends over his constant debts, Wingman turned to Dundee, seeking a new direction. After a discussion with the club, who were hesitant given his background, Dundee invited his friend join the club as a Hangaround. Wingman's first order of business was getting out from under his mounting debts, and the club was willing to let him buy and meth in their new meth territory on Marabunta turf.
But Wingman screwed up within a week by allowing himself to be caught by several Marabunta members while he was pushing on Fudge Lane. They robbed him of $40,000 in meth money before shooting him. Wingman compounded his error by name-dropping Dundee during the robbery and sharing with them what the BBMC strain was, which at the time was a close-lipped secret in the city. Exposing BBMC's move into Marabunta territory immediately ignited a war between the two factions.
The BBMC Patched members were furious with Wingman, with Barry vowing to shoot him if he ever showed his face in Vespucci again. For Wingman's loose lips with the Marabuntas, Dundee ran him over and ocean dumped him. Things escalated when the club uncovered that someone in Wingman's circle was snitching on the BBMC to the police. Wingman's own fiancee Shiela Rodgers came down to the Billy with Vagos member Mike Smoore to inform the club about Wingman's extreme debts and disloyalty. Wingman returned to the Billabong, pleading with Dundee for forgiveness and his life. He gave the club an ultimatum - either let him join the BBMC or kill him. The club voted that Wingman needed to be removed as a liability - permanently.
After letting Wingman say goodbye over the phone to some of his remaining friends, Dundee and Collin took him to a carpark overseeing the Del Perro Beach to let him view the beauty of the ocean one last time. The two then shot Wingman in the back of the head and chest multiple times, execution-style, and then several more times to make sure he wouldn't get up again. They left the hot weapons, which were untraceable because they had been stolen from investigating officer Theodore Tinker's girlfriend and mother, at the scene.
Dundee placed the anonymous 911 call to help cops find Wingman's body, and was soon invited to the morgue to identify it and hear the reading of the will. To Dundee's surprise, Wingman had placed blame on his death on the Marabunta Grande gang and left his Del Perro beach house - which was heavily mortgaged so it was returned to the state - to the club.
Due to some phone calls Dundee had made to Ash and Ray right after Wingman's death, suspicion was immediately placed on him. Ray was willing to keep calling Dundee his friend regardless, but Ash pledged that if she ever learned the truth she'd make him pay. Dundee vehemently denied the accusations and stormed off, but not before giving AshWingman's car, which he had wanted her to have.
But after sacrificing one friend in an effort to save the club, Dundee and the rest of BBMC soon realized that there were other loose ends that needed to be removed...
Tying Difficult Loose Ends[]
On September 21, 2021, upon seeing the Pub tagged up with what appeared to be Marabunta Grande messaging, the BBMC High Command realized that someone outside the club must have leaked it to MG. Realizing they now had loose ends who were capable of leaking vital club info, Dundee decided that it was time to tie them up. They quickly narrowed down the list of people outside of the club who knew their warehouse's location to their three ex-club members - Riley, Malakai and Freddy. With Freddy under the protection of HOA as a newly Patched member, Dundee and the others decided to target Riley and Mal first.
Kidnapping Riley and Mal after they left their jobs at Rooster's Rest was easy enough, though they were forced to grab a bystander in the process. Dundee interrogated the duo and quickly determined that they weren't likely to leak the Pub's location. But he then realized that with the strong relationship Riley and Mal still had with Freddy, they couldn't risk the two remembering to warn Freddy that they were coming after him.
After a testy discussion and serious disagreement from Barry, Dundee and the others ocean dumped the three. Unfortunately, Pez inadvertently tipped off Riley that they were responsible by calling her while she was still in the hospital recovering from her injuries. Their efforts to tie up the loose ends failed, as Riley and Mal were on high alert again, so plans to go after Freddy were scrapped. This was unfortunate, since unbeknownst to the club, it had been Freddy, still bitter over his exit from the BBMC and his estranged relationship with his father Collin, who had given MG a driving tour of Vespucci, telling them they were welcome to shoot anyone but Collin.
The Torture of Lily Pond[]
As the war against MG slowed to a crawl, Dundee became bored and resumed going after cops in between meth cooks. With the help of Mike Block and Four Tee, he was able to get his hands on LSPD Senior OfficerLily Pond, buying her from the Block leader for "fiddy" dollars. Aided by Collin, Chain and Pez's new Old Lady Cindy Tipton, the club took Pond to their favorite torture site in Grapeseed.
After some interrogation and torture, Dundee cut off two of Pond's fingers, part of her tongue and tore out one of her eyes, later giving them to Reggie as a gift. Having hidden all of the evidence of his involvement, Dundee and the other club members who were involved in the torture got away scot-free. But Dundee couldn't resist taunting the LSPD, and Bundy, now a detective, vowed to destroy the BBMC in retaliation. Days later, Dundee's actions emboldened the LSPD to come after the BBMC in the Billabong - an act that the police would quickly regret.
The Battle of the Billabong[]
On September 29, 2021, after a club meeting with almost every BBMC member in attendance, Chain was promoted to Patched Member and Collin was promoted to Enforcer. In celebration, the entire club shot their guns into the air, instantly alerting the police.
When an officer attempted to investigate the shooting, Dundee took him hostage and moved the entire group into the Billabong. The BBMC found themselves surrounded on all sides and quickly bunkered down in their territory. Dundee, Pez, Olivia and Jesse were quickly downed by officers - though not before taking a few out themselves - leaving Barry in command. Using their knowledge of their own territory, Barry, Collin, Wolfe, Chain and Jordan were able to fend off the police with Brownings and stolen PD weapons, picking them off one by one as the police overly-relied on their weapons and neglected strategy and positioning.
The end result was a complete wipe of the PD, with 15 officers either shot down or forced to retreat. Barry and the other members left standing grabbed all of their downed comrades and got them out of the Billabong. And with no PD available to gather evidence, all of the physical evidence of the battle was washed away - saving the club what would have been upwards of $500,000 in collective fines.
Dundee told Barry that he was extremely impressed by how he took command during the shootout with the PD. He asked Barry if he was finally ready to take on the role of Vice Prime Minister. Barry explained that he felt like he was in a position where he could really lead the club in Dundee's absence, and accepted, officially filling the long-vacant Vice Prime Minister role.
Dundee Mends Fences[]
Dundee initially had a tough time agreeing to accepting a meth deal between Reggie and the club due to his association with the Vagos. He felt that he had been betrayed by his old counselor. At the time, Dundee was still not on speaking terms with his former friend Benji, and Ash, was completely passive-aggressive towards him.
But in the weeks after agreeing to the deal with Reggie, Dundee found Benji reaching out to him more often in in a more neutral way. They began rolling dice to see where their estranged friendship stood. On September 22, 2021, Yuno revealed to Dundee that Benji was interested in getting the Soy Boys, a 4-man heist crew they had with X, back together to bank bust again. Dundee was stunned by the revelation and agreed to hash things out with his longtime friend. After an impromptu therapy session led by Yuno, Dundee and Benji agreed to make up.
In the aftermath, Benji and Ash began spending more time visiting Dundee in the Billabong on friendlier terms. While the alliance the BBMC and Vagos once had was unlikely to ever return, the two clubs ended their hostilities. Several months later, Benji left the Vagos to set off on his own - taking Ash, Reggie and others with him to form what would eventually become Seaside. Their relationship was still far from what it once was though, as even though they were friendly again, Dundee told his club members they were never to trust a word that came out of Benji's mouth, because he was a snake.
The heyday of the Soy Boys was over, but Dundee started Soy On The Side, a bank busting crew that paid homage to the original Soy Gang. It consisted of two members from the BBMC - Dundee and Barry - and two members from the Cleanbois - Mickey S and Raymond. They completed a spree of successful bank heists together. They eventually grew apart due to Mickey's work for the Clean Cartel,Ray creating his own street gang, R.U.S.T, and Dundee and Barry focusing on building up their own club together.
MG Sue For Peace, One War Ends...
Days later, the BBMC got another boon as they learned that Marabunta Grande's El JefeSergio Lopez was ready to talk about ending the war. On October 1, 2021, Chain, Olivia and Jordan met with Lopez and explained that Dundee was getting "bored" with the war since none of the two gangs' leadership were ever awake at the same time. The war had been reduced to MG clapping Hangarounds in degen hours and BBMC clapping the one MG member who was awake during their active hours. They also pointed out that the war began over selling meth on Fudge Lane in their territory - which they no longer needed to do.
Lopez agreed that the war had been reduced to a measuring contest by that point and laid out terms of a ceasefire: Stop selling meth in Marabuntas territory and return all personal belongings to Mthem, namely the several bandanas that BBMC had taken as trophies. In return, MG would return any personal belongings to the club (which included Barry's pet scorpion, Hanzo), and BBMC would be permitted to boost cars in MG territory (so as to avoid conflicts with the racing scene).
Chain, Olivia and Jordan agreed to relay those terms to the higher-ups, and the two parted ways without incident. A few days later, the BBMC High Command agreed to the terms, and the war was officially over. What Lopez didn't know is that mere hours before he was ready to talk, Dundee had sparked a potential war with the most powerful and ruthless gang in the entire city: Chang Gang.
Season 4 - The Rocky Roadr
BBMC vs. Chang Gang War[]
After encountering Chang Gang member Anto Murphy in the Vespucci area selling weed, Dundee confronted Anto and tried to get him to step off. But Anto refused, flashing his Chang Gang chain in an effort to get Dundee to back down instead. Dundee refused and when the two came to blows, he downed Anto and took the chain as a trophy.
Soon realizing his mistake, Dundee called Chang Gang leader Mr. K about returning the chain. The two agreed to meet on the condition that Dundee return the chain and Anto apologize. But it turned out to be a ruse - and an ambush. Chang Gang gunned down Dundee, kicking off a war with the most powerful gang in all of Los Santos.
Lacking resources from their recently-ended MG war, and largely utilizing Chang Gang to buy guns in the first place, BBMC immediately recognized that there was no hope of winning. But Chang Gang was in no mood to let the BBMC off easy and continuously made life impossible for the members, driving some of them into hiding while Dundee and the leadership tried to sort through the mess.
BBMC Unravel, Feeding The Dragon[]
With their limitless resources, Chain Gang had no trouble clapping every BBMC Member they came into contact with. It got so bad that Dundee quickly noticed that his members weren't even waking up anymore. So within days of the war starting, Dundee starting working out how to end it.
Unfortunately, Mr. K demanded $100k from Dundee to end the war. Dundee agreed to pay despite the massive hit it would do to the club. But Mr. K made sure to punish Dundee in the process, transforming into a dragon and lighting his hair on fire.
In the aftermath, Dundee realized just how fragile his club was despite the strides they had made during the Marabunta Grande war. So he began working with other ranking members to figure out ways to get back up good - and stay that way this time.
BBMC Bounce Back & Training Days[]
With the war over, BBMC returned their money-making attention to cooking meth and selling weed. Thanks to the assistance of Reggie Might, they were quickly able to get into the game without having to build their own meth lab - on the condition that they assist him in enforcing his rules in protecting the public labs from sloppy cooks.
Jordan was soon named the club's new meth cook thanks to a special strain he was able to develop with the assistance of Vagos meth kingpin Reggie Might. The club quickly found themselves holding more meth than they could sell and their profits began to climb.
At the same time, Hangarounds Edbert Ropeburn and Junior Meats proved to be two of the club's biggest moneymakers thanks to their seemingly boundless capacity for pushing weed. Their money went almost exclusively into the club, giving them more money to expand their criminal enterprises. For their efforts, they were both given their jackets on October 27, 2021.
After Olivia got arrested and pled guilty to drug dealing, Dundee realized that his club still had a lot to learn. He began creating a series of trials that he would now require all members - no matter what rank - to complete in order to move up in the club. These trials would test their abilities in getaway driving, interrogations, shooting and hacking.
BBMC Vault: Deputy Dundee Gets The Loot[]
In October 2021, Dundee got his hands on a BCSO hat and quickly turned it into a disguise that he used to mess with the cops. To his surprise, few if any cops ever called him out for the disguise, allowing him to get into all kinds of shenanigans, from sneaking into LSPD meetings to helping Benji escape a store robbery. One night, while doing a heist with the Natural Born Crackheads, Guy Jones suggested that Dundee try to disguise himself as a cop during a BBMC vault heist. Guy pointed out that Dundee's voice was nearly identical to Crocodile Steve, and that cops might not get suspicious at first glance. Dundee immediately began formulating a plan.
The Setup[]
On November 1, Dundee, Barry, Wolfe and Jordan set out to try robbing a Fleeca and a Paleto in quick succession. Thanks to Wolfe's hacking, they easily got the Fleeca loot. When they got to Paleto, Dundee attempted the first hack since he had been practicing his hacking for weeks. But after failing on his first try, he handed the laptop to Wolfe, who broke through on his first try.
While cooling down, Barry suggested that they try to complete the Rainbow Road and hit the vault too. While club members had hit the vault before, they had never hit the vault with an all-BBMC squad. But with the skills of the club hacker, Wolfe, they were convinced they could do it. Dundee agreed and while pushing meth met up with Mickey S, who he pitched his cop disguise idea to. Mickey suggested that Dundee disguise himself as Croc, but Dundee pointed out that the outfit he had was for BCSO and Croc was in LSPD. Dundee decided instead to dress up as BCSO Deputy Vincent Glass, since he had stolen his ID ages ago, but his disguise didn't fool any of his club members.
Dundee remained adamant that the plan would work despite the club seeing through it, and Barry supported the idea and told him that he was sure it would work, even though he secretly had some doubts. So Dundee, Barry, Wolfe and Collin formulated a solid plan and spent hours going over on paper and at the bank itself to ensure they didn'y make any mistakes. In the bank, once the loot was secure, Barry would go to the back door, where "Deputy Dundee" would be waiting, and demand food. Dundee would pretend to give Barry food in a paper bag on the ground, in which Barry would store the loot. After that, Dundee would dip while the rest of the club negotiated their escape and led the cops on a merry chase.
The Heist[]
Everyone but Dundee dressed up in farmer outfits and pig masks and went to secure hostages from Dean's World, as Dundee went to the Vanilla Unicorn to put on his disguise before driving Collin's Cliffhanger to the vault and hiding behind a corner of the theater next door. Once the heist was underway and the officers were on scene, Dundee made his move, jogging onto the scene in full BCSO attire but saying nothing to arouse suspicion. Inside, Wolfe successfully breached the upper level of the vault, securing 16 gold bars, 7 inked bags and over $16,000 in notes before handing the loot to Barry. Then it was time for the moment of truth.
As planned, Barry went to the door and complained that he was hungry. "Deputy Dundee" moved up to the stairs while talking quietly - five feet from BCSO Deputy Lea Nova, who was manning the back door by herself. He pretended to give Barry a sandwich in a bag when it was actually just a lockpick set. Barry picked up the bag and pretended to fumble around in the bag for the food, slipping the loot inside in the process, then demanded that he wanted a Burger Shot burger instead. Dundee apologized and picked up the bag with the loot inside and stepped away from the door. As Nova continued to keep watch on the door, the BBMC told the cops they were ready to leave the bank. As officers got into position, Dundee dipped, jumping on the motorcycle and racing out of the city with the loot to the secret storage locker of BBMC Hangaround Asher Brown, where he safely stored it.
Barry, Collin and Wolfe had negotiated a safe exit with Barry at the wheel of the Sultan. After a brief moment of panic over the radio when their Sultan drove in the same direction as Dundee's escape from the city, they led the cops downtown. They briefly went VCB and took the opportunity to split up at the red garage, but Wolfe cornered by the cops and knocked off his bike, where he was captured.
Loot secured and with 3/4ths of the club safely out, all-in-all it was a successful vault for the club. But when Dundee returned to the city and learned that Wolfe was arrested, he decided that "Deputy Dundee" had one more task at hand.
The Rescue[]
Dundee was convinced that his disguise would still work and infiltrated MRPD through the lower parking garage. He hit a roadblock when the door to the inside was closed and had to wait awkwardly until someone opened it. To his delight, Lieutenant Conan Clarkson was escorting Francis J Francer out of MRPD and they were loudly arguing with each other. He opened the door without noticing Dundee, allowing him to slip inside. Even better, all of the doors leading into the cells were unlocked too.
But as Dundee reached the cells, the final cell door was closed. He pointed his gun at two officers processing his Patched member and ordered them to let Wolfe out. After leading Wolfe and his hostages to his parked Paragon out back, he ordered Wolfe to escape. Still holding a gun to them, Dundee brought the two officers back inside and had them go with him to the MRPD parking garage, where a squad car was waiting. A third officer was there and asked if she could get a ride with Dundee and the two officers. In a split-second decision, Dundee decided to droive the car out of the MRPD garage and ordered the officers to jump out a few blocks later once he was clear.
Dundee met up with the other club members, ditching the CVPI before racing to a clothing store in Chumash. There they picked out fresh outfits - suits for everyone - and regrouped at the Vanilla Unicorn. After finally taking time to calculate the haul, the Bondi Boys determined that they had made over $500,000 from their successful - and first - all-club vault robbery. They subtracted their expenses and realized they had netted around $400,000 in pure profit for the club.
Dundee used his cut of the loot to buy his adopted son Chain his first club muscle car.
BBMC Vault: Wolfe's Last Bust[]
On November 11, 2021, Dundee presented the idea of "The Big Bust" - simultaneously hitting all the banks at the same time with a crew of six. Wolfe was their golden goose, whose recent hacking skills were getting them into every bank they busted. But earlier in the day before setting up for the vault, Barry and Dundee learned that Wolfe had been involved in an altercation with The Families on their turf. According to Wolfe, he had accidentally brought the cops down to GSF turf while trying to recover his stolen motorcycle from Sonya Summers, who stabbed him when he confronted her. GSF members said he then snitched about being stabbed to the cops in front of them. After getting out of the hospital, he attempted to go back to GSF turf to tell his side of the story, and for his troubles he was shot, had his jacket ripped off his back, and was ocean dumped by Sonya. The club agreed that Wolfe needed to be punished for his actions, but decided to wait on that decision until after robbing the vault.
The Heist[]
Eschewing a crazy plan, Dundee, Barry, Wolfe, and Pez set out with Prospects Edbert and Stevie as backup to make a straightforward run. Wolfe messed up the first hack but got the second one, leading Dundee into the vault as the others kept watch over the doors. After finding three trays of money, Dundee and Wolfe grabbed the loot (though not before noticing a mysterious "Lower Vault" that they couldn't get through) and headed back upstairs.
Once the loot was secured, they made their escape and easily went VCB after the cops accidentally started chasing the wrong car. The loot consisted of 6 inked bags, 323 marked bills. 6 gold bars, and 1 gold dongle - adding up to over $410k in loot for the club. But when Wolfe asked for one of the inked bags as his cut, Dundee put him off - remembering that a discussion and punishment was still in order.
Wolfe Gets Blooded Out[]
High Command called for a club meeting at Barry's new property - the Richman Meadows Golf Course. Dundee was getting worrying calls from GSF OG Summer Mersion, who told him that if the BBMC didn't "take care" of their snitch, GSF would. The club discussed the situation, and determined that Wolfe needed a punishment. Accidental snitching was still snitching, and Dundee knew that GSF could ruin their reputation if they didn't handle the situation carefully.
However, during the meeting, troubling information came to light regarding Wolfe's friendship with Kirk. A few weeks before, a member of The Stable, Abner Vaca, was caught cooking in a public meth lab with his crew by masked men. He admitted to them that the meth strain in his pockets belonged to the BBMC, using it to show how close they were. Luckily he had squealed to Reggie, an ally who was teaching the BBMC how to cook meth. But the club was upset to learn that members of The Stable were loose-lipped enough to use the BBMC's name in front of people they had not known.
Dundee wanted war, so the club made a plan hunt and kill those who were involved in the meth lab incident. Wanting to squash things before Dundee did anything rash, Wolfe called to warn Kirk Jerkems- a member of The Stable and one of Wolfe's oldest friends - even though he'd been told not to speak to anyone about the matter. Kirk told his leadership, who contacted the club and confronted them, asking if they were hunting The Stable. BBMC High Command was alarmed that someone had snitched. Both Barry and Pez confronted Wolfe about the issue, and each time he lied to them, insisting he had not been in contact with anyone from The Stable. The club still had their suspicions but they trusted their Patched member.
But just three weeks later, the club was distressed to discover that Wolfe had deleted texts between him and Kirk from that time period. When Wolfe said that they were just texts about meth, and had nothing to do with hunting Stable members, Dundee accused him of lying. The BBMC realized they needed a punishment that was also a trust exercise, and voted that Wolfe was be made to torture his friend by ripping out his fingernails. To their surprise, Wolfe adamantly refused to accept the punishment. Dundee became convinced that Wolfe was throwing - that there must be some problem in the club that was making Wolfe want to leave.
Wolfe asserted that Kirk was innocent and did not deserve to be hurt over his mistake. As the Enforcer, Collin's logic was that physical pain from prior punishments hadn't taught Wolfe his lessons, and believed that the emotional damage of hurting a friend would do the trick. But Wolfe made it clear that he would never hurt someone who he didn't feel had wronged him, which made the club doubt whether they could trust him in the future.
After much debate over the matter, the Patched Members changed into their kuttes and took Wolfe to the mines - where he had failed his first jacket test nearly six months prior. Dundee pleaded with Wolfe to change his mind one last time, but Wolfe refused. He insisted there was nothing wrong and that not torturing Kirk was simply a hill he was willing to die on.
Barry pulled Dundee away and volunteered to shoot Wolfe himself, as he was the one who was closest to him in the club, but Dundee declined his offer. He said that Chain, who had been a Hangaround with Wolfe, needed a loyalty test despite his Patched status and that there wouldn't be a better opportunity. After some sorrowful goodbyes from the club, Chain shot Wolfe in the head twice. Dundee ordered Chain to keep shooting after Wolfe was down, but when Chain hesitated, Dundee unloaded his submachine gun into Wolfe's body.
Their deed done, the Bondi Boys left Wolfe's bullet-ridden body behind. In a private moment in the tunnel shaft as they exited the mines, Dundee lamented why this kept happening to them. "Will I lead this club into the fucking ground?" he asked. Barry reassured him that it didn't matter where the club ended up, "as long as its the way we envision it together. If this club is going to succeed we just have to believe that we're doing the right thing."
In a meeting with the Prospects immediately afterwards, Dundee informed the club that Wolfe was dead and that if they ever saw him again, he was to be considered a total stranger. He warned the club that if anyone else who wasn't blooded in was uncertain they were willing to continue on this path, they could leave immediately. Otherwise, they were in the club for good.
Season 5 - The Down Good Arc
BBMC Fracture[]
The shooting of Wolfe took a heavy mental toll on several members of the club. Chain went to Dundee a few days later and said that he was "fractured" by what he had done, but made it clear he was still "Bondi Til I Die." Stevie, who had begged Wolfe to take his punishment, shaved her head and told Dundee that she felt she wasn't being included in bank jobs or hunts against club enemies. Dundee settled with Chain by explaining that making him shoot Wolfe was his loyalty test. He made up with Stevie by inviting her on a series of bank jobs that same day.
As a result, unlike the first big BBMC schism, none of the club members broke ranks over the loss of a Patched Member. However, the club higher-ups made a new mandate that the process of bringing new Prospects and Patched Members in would be much longer than before.
Mere days after leaving him for dead in the mines though, Olivia got a call from Kirk, who revealed that Wolfe had survived - but had totally lost his memory of being in the club. That news quickly made its way up to the BBMC leadership, but Dundee and Barry agreed that there was no need to hunt their former hacker down and finish the job.
The Highwayman Breaks Through[]
On November 25, 2021, amid marital problems between Pez and his wife Cindy, Pez spoke to Dundee about allowing her to stay in the club if he were to divorce her. Dundee did not object to letting her remain as a Hangaround, since she was never formally brought on as an Old Lady of the club. Pez had originally divorced Chip to marry Cindy, but now wanted to break up with Cindy, as he had asked Chip to marry him again. Unbeknownst to the club, Cindy had noticed that his behavior had been odd in the past month, as he sometimes called himself Cody, which was the name of his twin brother who had died at birth. Earlier in the month she discovered he had been in the city when he'd told her he would be gone for a week on a business trip to Peru.
Pez and Cindy met on a dock later that day to talk through their issues. Pez told Cindy she was a distraction to him in the club but told her that he was willing to work to find a solution, putting her at ease. But then, when Cindy turned around, Pez was holding a gun at her and talking in a different voice. "Cody...?" Cindy asked - invoking the name of Pez's long-dead brother - before being shot in the head and falling into ocean.
Cindy survived her attempted execution and quickly changed her appearance, calling herself Dahlia so that she would no longer be recognizable to the club. She then contacted Stevie, who agreed that she needed to pretend she was dead to avoid detection by Pez. Cindy was convinced that Pez was somehow under the mental control of his brother's personality and realized so long as he was around, she couldn't reveal herself to the club. Meanwhile, Cody, who had now permanently taken over the mind of Pez, told the club that he had killed Cindy and removed her from the club because it wasn't working out. The club trusted his judgment and moved on.
Storage Wars[]
With Wolfe out of the club, the BBMC needed a new hacker for their bank busting efforts. Dundee spent hours training himself to hack Fleeca and Paleto banks on his own, while Barry focused on learning to hack with thermite. The end result was a series of successful two-man bank jobs that kept a steady flow of income into the club. Teaming up with X, Marty Banks and the Gulag Gang, Dundee set his sights on the lower vault and the multi-million dollar haul contained within.
Around that time, the club came to realize that the Pub had finally been burned and was under surveillance from police. With the help of Hangaround Asher, they successfully moved all of their illegal items out of the Pub and into a storage locker up north. When that storage locker was also burned, Hayes owner Shane Powers was brought on as a Shadow Associate to hide their stuff. The Pub was rented out to the Gulag Gang for a short time before finally being sold. But the club's first warehouse would be swiftly replaced.
Soon after, BBMC kicked their money-making efforts into overdrive. With non-stop bank busting led by Dundee and Barry, non-stop meth production led by Jordan, non-stop drug pushing and money cleaning led by Edbert and Junior, the club's cash flow reached new heights. Dundee spent some of the club's profits to buy new cars for club use, while Edbert and a friend of his, Victor Fittipaldi, bought a storage unit to be used as the Prospect warehouse. The club reached out to Shadow Patched Member Chip after months of radio silence and he offered to be the owner for a new warehouse available for sale in Vespucci. The new Pub would be kept secret from all but the higher-ups in the club.
Literal Terrorism #ForTheBoys[]
A botched heist with Dundee, Jordan, Guy Jones and BBMC Hangaround Luka Fenri resulted in the latter three being downed, leaving Dundee to rescue his boys. Dundee stormed the then-closed Viceroy Hospital, lobbing grenades along the way, but was caught and processed by Wrangler.
After an interrogation, Wrangler was convinced that Dundee's assault on the hospital counted as terrorism and had Dundee sent away for the 9s. He initially sent Jordan, Luka and Jones away for the 9s as accomplices to terrorism, but they were later freed. However, Dundee was given a HUT charge. Barry was able to make bail for Dundee, using almost all of the club's money to get him out of prison. The last time Dundee had been imprisoned for the 9s, it took too much of a toll on his mental state and Barry refused to allow that to happen again. Dundee was allowed to stay at the golf course until the trial but was effectively out of commission, as Dundee was not willing to risk getting caught doing anything illegal and decimating the club's bank account.
On the day of the trial, Dundee pled no contest to all of the charges except terrorism. The prosecution argued that the disturbance of the hospital met the statue for terrorism while Dundee's legal team argued that he had no religious or political motive in the attack and not harmed any hospital staff - actually going out of his way to make sure that they were not harmed.
In the closing arguments though, Dundee's lawyer Murphy Braun said that his assault on the hospital was done "for his boys" - a statement which did not go over well with presiding Judge Bailey. After a long deliberation, Bailey explained that the police's need to initiate a lockdown interfered with hospital business and thus met the statute for terrorism. He also found Braun's "for the boys" statement to be one of the stupidest lines he had ever heard in a trial.
Bailey found Dundee guilty of terrorism and sentenced him to time served. In retaliation, Dundee and the Bondi Boys assaulted Wrangler and ran off, but were quickly caught and arrested.
The Purge[]
Prior to his court case, Dundee began hinting to the club that he wanted to start evaluating the current members to see who among the Hangarounds, Prospects and even Patched Members were carrying their own weight. Those who the club agreed were not, would be purged. Pez argued that the club should focus on patching prospects and reorganizing the leadership before trimming the fat off the club. But one member volunteered to purge themselves.
On December 20, 2021, Olivia informed the club that she wanted to meet with the club leaders. She explained that she felt that she wasn't trusted by the club anymore (due to being Wrangled and raided by Wrangler, and subsequently banned from the drug business) and believed that they would be better off without her. After conferring with the club, Dundee ordered Liv to hand in her jacket and leave the Billabong, never to return. Liv agreed and left without incident. She later became an Old Lady for the Lost MC, before dying in a fiery petrol station explosion on March 10, 2022.
Prior to Olivia's exile, Stevie also voiced similar feelings about feeling excluded. But she told Dundee in private that she simply wanted to know what her role in the club was, not to leave it. Dundee countered by offering Stevie the role of club Chaplain once she became a Patched member, which would effectively make her the go-to club member for personal and HR issues. Stevie put a pin in Dundee's offer, telling him she needed to think about it more.
Amnesia: The Down Good Descent[]
In the final week of December, the BBMC kicked their money-making efforts into overdrive thanks to lucrative meth runs that netted the club over $1 million in profit. The club got up so good that Dundee was ready to use the club's profits to buy a special tuner car so he could compete against Tony Corleone (with the help of Chip).
On December 31, a frantic Pez called the club to tell him that one of his vin-scratched cars was being stolen from Hayes. Barry jumped in the car with him to help him track the thieves down - which turned out to be The Mandem - and they went in guns blazing, only to be shot and downed. As Barry and Pez lay bleeding on Great Ocean Highway, Dundee arrived and tried to negotiate the return of Pez's car. However, he didn't realize that Barry had suffered a severe head injury, causing him traumatic memory loss.
When he woke up in ICU, Barry was able to remember recent events, such as Liv's departure, and distant memories such as Riley's exile. But he lost three traumatic memories: the Battle of the Billabong, which led to his ascension to Vice Prime Minister, his ability to use thermite, and Wolfe's blooding out. As a result, Barry believed that he was still the Road Captain and was unwilling to take on the responsibilities of being No. 2 in the club. Stevie and Dundee both tried to restore Barry's memories with a variety of methods, which included Dundee and Pez taking him to the mines where Wolfe was executed as a form of shock therapy, but to no avail.
The day culminated in Barry calling up Wolfe and meeting him at Tequi-la-la to beg him to make sense of what was happening. Wolfe, who had no memory of his own time in the club, was suspicious and distrustful. Pez soon found their amnesiac VPM and held a gun to Wolfe, who said ominously that he had heard about "Cody" and who he really was. As Barry stood between them and tried to de-escalate the situation, they shot each other. Furious, Dundee went to the Mandem Block alone, demanding reprisals from them for damaging his husband and Vice Prime Minister's memory. Mandem's leader Tommy T was able to talk him down, and apologized for the altercation. But the damage was done.
Barry ultimately relearned how to hack thermite from muscle memory, and eventually accepted the Vice Prime Minister role back again, but his memories of his first promotion and Wolfe's blooding out remained permanently lost. Jordan and Jesse jokingly called the club's situation "Down Good."
The Shooting of TJ Walker[]
On January 3, 2022, while Barry was asleep recovering from his amnesia, Dundee, Collin, Chain, Junior, Pez and X went cop hunting as revenge for an earlier bank chase and shootout. The first cop that they came across was Barry's son, TJ Walker, who Dundee had previously avoided harming due to their familial ties as stepfather and stepson. But this time, Dundee decided to kidnap him and haul him off for questioning. After an argument over why TJ didn't try to help him, Dundee called him "a disappointment as a son" and turned away - ordering his boys to shoot. X gladly obliged and shot TJ in the head while the rest of the Patched members of the club looked on in shock.
Dundee avoided telling Barry what he had done, fearing how his husband and second-in-command would respond. Months before, Barry had asked the club not to harm TJ when they were not on a job or in a shootout, after Dundee throwing a grenade at Pillbox Medical Center led to TJ ending up in the ICU. The rest of the club felt guilty, but no one could bear to be the one to break the news to Barry, who was still ill and believed he was the Road Captain. TJ narrowly survived death, and with the help of Emma Gaine and Chatterbox, recovered and started plotting his revenge against the BBMC.
After a week went by, Barry found out the truth from Chatterbox. Devastated, he confronted Dundee over shooting one of his family members - and for concealing it from him. He felt that his club members had betrayed his trust by lying to him for a week about shooting TJ. In a club where the rules say "no secrets" he felt disrespected as a leader and said this was why he wouldn't become the VPM. Dundee defended his actions, insisting that TJ was not a part of the club and thus not entitled to any sort of protection. Barry conceded the point, but not before making Dundee promise that he would never do something like that again without telling him first. Dundee made the promise, but Barry could tell that he was lying. Barry's trust in the club and in Dundee was fractured.
Season 6 - The War For Respect
BBMC vs. The Mandem War[]
On January 10, 2022, The Mandem declared war on the BBMC. Earlier in the day, Dundee had led a bank breach against Mandem. Mandem leader Tommy T retaliated by breaking into the Billabong and removing all BBMC graffiti there. When confronted by Dundee about it, Tommy admitted it was him and said his group was tired of being disrespected by BBMC - and was ready to go to war over respect. Dundee in return was tired of Mandem pushing BBMC, especially after causing irreparable harm to his VPM without repercussions. Dundee and Tommy agreed to terms and began arming their respective gangs for war.
The Overpass Shootout[]
On January 13, 2022, immediately after waking up, Dundee, along with Barry, Pez, Collin, Jesse, and Stevie decided to go out hunting for The Mandem. After getting armor and other supplies at the Megamall, it wouldn't be long before they ended up running into them. On their way to Mirror Park, Pez recognized a vehicle that passed by them belonging to the Mandem after seeing them with the vehicle earlier in the day at Hayes. Dundee went after the vehicle, warning the others to get their guns out. They managed to catch up to them as the Mandem slowed down. Once they stopped, the two groups quickly jumped out of their vehicles, guns blazing.
Dundee managesd to gun down Tommy T and Lana Valentine, but not before Lana shot him down. Collin and Jesse were shot down by Patar Bellosh, Adam Ababwa, and Moses Khan. Barry, Pez and Stevie shot down Patar. Stevie then got shot down by Moses while Barry was downed after being hit by a local car. Pez, who was still sitting in the car, shot down Adam and Vince Watson. After being hit by a local car as well, Moses thought he was the only one left up, until Pez shot at him from the car, alerting him that Pez was still alive.
Pez got out of the car immediately being shot at by Moses, running from the gunfire by jumping off the overpass. Thinking he was the only one left alive, Moses started to load up his boys only to be shot at in the distance - somehow Pez was still alive after his high dive off the highway. The two engaged in long-distance gunfire as Moses ran down the overpass, however he was at a disadvantage, as it was hard to see Pez from where he was positioned and he kept getting hit by local cars. Eventually, while trying to heal he was shot down by Pez with BBMC getting their first victory in the war. Pez loaded everyone into the Mandem's vehicle and took them to Grandma's to be healed.
Invading The Mandem Block[]
Several days after the overpass shootout, Dundee realized that the Mandem weren't bothering to try hunting the BBMC at the Billabong. So he decided to stage an invasion of their territory in Little Seoul.
Dundee, Barry, Collin, Jesse, Junior and BBMC Hangaround Antonio Rodrigues ascended to the rooftops and closed in like a wolf's jaw around the Mandem Block. It was a tense fight, as an early casualty of the invasion was Jesse, who slipped and fell off the roof and into a pool. But with their superior tactics, aim and weaponry, their invasion was successful and the entire Mandem was downed.
10-Den - PD Down
On January 28, 2022, PBSO Deputy Den Shiesty and LSPD Senior Officer Aziz Sultan rolled up to the Billabong and announced over their megaphones that they had a present for the BBMC in their car. When Dundee opened the backseat, two Mandem members, Patar and Moses, jumped out and stabbed him. In the chaos, Collin shot the two Mandem members as Den and Aziz drove off laughing.
Dundee accused the Mandem of working with the cops, but the two explained that Den and Aziz were simply trying to leave them in the Billabong as a punishment. But Dundee didn't buy it and decided to rally the boys to get revenge on the PD and the Mandem at the same time - with a public shaming.
The BBMC handcuffed and loaded the two Mandem members into the back of a Duneloader and started parading them around Legion Square, shouting that the PD was assisting in gang wars now, by bringing the Mandem to enemy turf and attempting to assassinate the BBMC Prime Minister. Cops immediately took notice, and began following the vehicle, creating a spectacle in the city square. PBSO Corporal Claire Everly was highest in command that day and she tried to negotiate with the club, forcing Shiesty to call and apologize to Dundee. But Dundee's mind was made up and he told the PBSO Officer that he was ready to have BBMC join Hell Week.
Once the parade of cop cars had swelled and the various BBMC muscle cars were in position, the club sprang into action. They began shooting with automatic weapons and launching grenades, catching the police off-guard. As the Mandem watched from the top of the Duneloader, the BBMC took down eight cops and forced Air-1 to retreat from their heavy gunfire. They didn't lose a single man in the assault and escaped to their new retreat - the Pond on El Gordo mountain.
Once the BBMC had cooled off, Dundee contacted Everly and asked whether the police would retaliate. After Dundee made it clear that he would have the BBMC join Hell Week if they pushed charges, Claire decided to let the incident go. The PD was furious with Shiesty and Sultan's actions and demoted and suspended them both.
But it wouldn't be the last time that the police interfered with the BBMC-Mandem War...
Dodging A CG Bullet[]
On January 25, 2022, while the BBMC were robbing a Fleeca, a Chang Gang squad led by CG OGs Randy Bullet and Taco Prince attempted to breach their bank. But the BBMC were prepared and gunned down CG with Dundee as the lone survivor. Furious at CG for attempting to rob them, Dundee disarmed and robbed the squad of their belongings, including two Brownings and 4k worth of petty cash, letting them to keep their chains. Randy warned Dundee that unless he got his stuff back, there would be a war, but Dundee was doubtful, since the last time he gave CG their stuff back, they had shot him and declared war on BBMC anyway.
In a later call with Randy, Dundee was told that there would be a war unless he could convince Taco to call it off. Fortunately, Taco was in a mood to negotiate. Originally CG wanted the cold hard cash of 200k for their troubles or it would be war. After some haggling, Dundee convinced them to rein in their bloodlust in exchange for BBMC doing a free meth run for CG and returning all of their belongings.
Dundee accepted the deal, which infuriated Barry when he relayed the terms. But a second war with the most powerful gang in Los Santos was averted, and by the end of the night Dundee and Randy were on friendly terms once more.
Several days later, Edbert unwittingly held up CG Member P Money because he refused to identify himself while boosting in BBMC turf. Edbert robbed PMoney of $2k as a tax, prompting him to demand $20,000 - with CG's support behind his demand - as a punishment. Knowing that refusing to pay would restart their beef with CG, Barry negotiated with Randy Bullet and agreed to pay P Money's demands - dodging yet another potential war.
With how aggro Chang Gang was towards BBMC, High Command realized that a war with Los Santos' most powerful gang was inevitable and began preparing. They would later be proven right.
TJ Walker Breaks Bad[]
After recovering from his near execution, TJ reluctantly met with his father and told him how disillusioned he was that the club he was starting to treat as a family had betrayed him and shot him down. Barry realized he might lose his connection to his son forever, and gave him another option - joining the BBMC as a club member with a jacket on his back. Over a series of meetings, TJ began talking privately with various BBMC members he had once considered his friends, to figure out where he stood with them. In the process, he realized that they offered him something that the LSPD couldn't: a family. So he met with Barry, and they agreed that if he joined, it had to be as a Prospect.
Dundee warned Barry that if he chose this path, TJ's mistakes would reflect on him, perhaps with deadly consequences. In addition, every Patched member had to say yes before TJ could join. With time running out, as TJ had to either turn in his resignation or rejoin the PD the next day, Barry went to every club member to plead his case. He seecuring unanimous yeses from everyone, including Chain, the "final boss." He thought Dundee would be the hardest sell but earlier in the night Dundee had gotten important advice from Stevie - that his legacy is his family, not his ongoing battle with the PD, and that he should accept TJ.
So when Barry made his pitch, Dundee said yes, he was willing to make TJ a Prospect in the BBMC - with one major condition. He had to prove that he was "Bondi Til I Die" by killing one of his soon-to-be-former fellow officers. And TJ would have to be blooded-in to ensure he was really "breaking bad" from the PD.
On January 29, 2022, TJ arrived at the Davis PD to meet with Chief of Police Sam Baas. He was still uncertain whether he was going to resign or return to wearing his uniform. But when Baas, trapped in endless meetings couldn't give him the time of day, TJ realized his choice was clear. He turned in his badge, telling Baas as he left, "The time comes, dont hesitate, because I won't."
First TJ and Dundee went to the Grapeseed torture room to speak in private, where TJ revealed he had died briefly the day he had been shot and was mentally anguished by what he had gone through in the Purgatory between life and death. After coming to a deeper understanding between the two of them, Dundee was prepared to accept TJ into the club. He and Barry then gave him their ultimatum. TJ made it clear that he was ready to go all the way and would not hesitate - no matter what he had to do. So the BBMC kidnapped PBSO Cadet Misa Price from outside the courthouse and brought her into the Billabong, with a legion of police following them, led by Bundy.
After luring Bundy to the back of the Billy with Price in his gunsights, Dundee revealed TJ lurking in the shadows of the shed. Bundy begged TJ not to do what he thought he was going to do. But TJ declared, "This is my family," and shot Price in front of Bundy, who then shot him down. Simultaneously, TJ's father and stepfather gunned down Bundy for shooting TJ. The BBMC escaped with TJ in tow and after fixing his wounds at Grandpa's, they met at their Pond hideout, where they formally welcomed TJ in as a blooded-in Prospect.
Dundee was especially proud and immediately began calling his stepson his "son." He quickly began teaching TJ about all of the ins and outs of being a Bondi Boy.
The CVPI Heist[]
On February 2, 2022, after learning that TJ still owned his Crown Victoria CVPI from when he was a cop, Dundee got the idea to try and retrieve the cop car, which was parked in the outdoor parking lot at Mission Row Police Department and take it back pulling off a bit of a heist.
Dundee, Barry, and TJ checked the lot while no cops were around to make sure TJ's CVPI was still there, which is was, so they quickly ran back to the Hellion and drove off to come up with a plan. Dundee suggested that TJ go in his cop uniform and wait in the vehicle until an officer unlocked it, then follow them out. They also planned to decommission the car (remove the lights) so it wouldn't get seized later.
After suiting up at the Vanilla Unicorn, they headed for MRPD and sent TJ in. He waited, parked in the lot, as cops exited and entered the gated lot. The first few attempts to get the car out failed until FIB agent Bench Guy unwittingly left the gate up long enough for TJ to exit right behind him. Dundee and Barry had him to store it in a safe place, giving the BBMC the only non-police owned CVPI in all of Los Santos.
War Ends, Alliance Begins[]
On February 4, 2022, an attempted BBMC assault on Mandem's block was interrupted as the police showed up as soon as shooting began. The ensuing shootout led to the arrest of Pez and Jesse, and a long police chase that infuriated Dundee.
After getting away, Dundee called up Tommy and declared that he was sick and tired of the police interfering with their war. He offered to end it in exchange for BBMC and Mandem teaming up to take on the police. Tommy accepted, ending the war and beginning their new alliance in one fell swoop.
Dundee and the BBMC were disappointed that they couldn't get the ransom for ending the war that they were seeking. But with a final score of 11-3 from all skirmishes and shootouts, the BBMC declared themselves the winners of the war.
Season 7 - The War(s) For Recognition
Despite Dundee's best efforts to avoid and appease Chang Gang at every turn, the most powerful group in the city was itching for a fight with BBMC and baited them into a conflict at every turn. And it inevitably turned into full-scale war.
Chang Gang Declare War... Again[]
Once BBMC's war with Mandem was over, Chang Gang OG Ramee El-Rahman called up Dundee and demanded that he make good on his earlier promise to Taco to join him on a meth run. But Ramee's poor planning and poorer execution led to the heist going completely sour. Even though it was Ramee who messed up the plan, CG still demanded over $100,000 in restitution for the botched job. Dundee balked, causing tensions to rise.
On February 11, 2022, war was officially declared when Ramee entered Vespucci seeking his money, only to be confronted by an AK-carrying TJ Walker. Ramee demanded TJ put away his gun despite being on BBMC turf. When TJ refused, CG gunned him down. A gunfight ensued between CG and BBMC, resulting in most of Chang Gang getting gunned down with Novah Walker and Mr. K escaping.
The rest of the day consisted of the two factions clapping one another endlessly. But unlike their first war, BBMC appeared ready and willing to fight this one. Dundee assigned Edbert to keep their war chest supplied through endless grinding, and Pez with keeping the club armed to the teeth.
BBMSurrender[]
Chang Gang quickly and easily regrouped and began clapping BBMC members at all hours of the day. Added interference from the police, poor train tickets for the club's top shooters as well as the start of a war with another gang quickly caused morale to plummet.
Barry and Pez pressured Dundee to make peace with CG and pay Mr. K to end the war, but Dundee refused, pointing out that CG could not be trusted to uphold peace. On February 19, 2022, Dundee said as much to Mr. K in a negotiation. But after getting clapped by CG again, an arrest for gang war and a long bench trial that ensued, Dundee finally got some good news. TJ informed Dundee that Mr. K was willing to end the war if BBMC would be willing to wash all of CG's cars dressed in their bathing suits. Dundee agreed and the entire club did a naked car wash for CG.
BBMC ended their second war with Chang Gang. And that gave them time to focus on another one that had recently cropped up...
Chip Makes His Case[]
In between the end of the Mandem war and the start of the CG war, Chip expressed to Pez a desire to go loud and start representing BBMC publicly. Pez was delighted that his longtime friend was ready to go loud like he had, and brought the idea to Barry, who was more than ready to let Chip start wearing his jacket.
But while Dundee was willing to hear Chip's case, he was furious with the lax attitude Chip showed when he arrived to the meeting at their warehouse. Dundee explained that Chip was too inexperienced with the criminal life to go loud immediately, and believed that he would be better served acting as a Hangaround before being allowed to wear his jacket. Barry and Pez pushed back, believing that demoting Chip to Hangaround was much too harsh.
After much debate, the BBMC High Command agreed that they couldn't let Chip go loud at all until they had a replacement Shadow Member. Quietly, Chip began revealing himself to the other Patched Members in preparation. Eventually BBMC would establish a new warehouse under a new Shadow Associate, Shane Powers, a long time associate and friend of the club, clearing the way. Chip finally went loud on February 24th, entering the club as a Patched member who was to be treated as a Prospect until he learned how to be a good criminal in the club.
All Roads Lead To The Shadows[]
Dundee and Barry tasked Pez with finding a replacement Shadow Associate for Chip. But they still were unaware that Cody Speedwagon was in control of their Treasurer's actions. While they had noticed some of his odd behavior, even commenting to each other on Christmas Day that Pez seemed to be "making decisions without the rest of the club," they did not know how deep it went.
Cody had not been shy about letting his identity slip to just about every Prospect in the BBMC - outright telling TJ, Stevie, Jordan and Edbert at times. But they had been warned not to investigate further about Cody unless they wanted a bullet to the brain. He never admitted as much to the BBMC High Command though, and Dundee, Barry and Collin refused to accept that there was anything wrong with Pez without proof. Finally. with his identity slipping more and more, Cody realized he needed to come clean.
He told the Dundee and Barry that he had split personalities and was now Cody, which is why he was a better criminal. The boys were supportive, with Dundee even going so far as to say that he "liked Cody better than Pez" because as Cody his shooting and driving for the club had improved so much. But the other personalities he used to enjoy doing, such as the treasure goblins and the Chicken Wizard, now never seemed to appear. And Cody had plans for some of his Prospects...especially Stevie McQueen.
Meanwhile, Pez's ex-wife Cindy was more determined than ever to prove to the BBMC that Cody was in control. She began going to every current ally and former member of the club she could find and told them about Pez's change. Cody was more than happy to give Cindy a helping hand, and even told her what it would take to free Pez from his control. She would have to join him on his murderous spree as the Highwayman or lose Pez forever...
The Vagos War[]
On February 13, 2022, the BBMC were having a rough time keeping up with CG, and began taking numerous Ls. Frustration mounted and for Dundee it eventually boiled over when they encountered a group of Vagos members at the impound lot, who did not give Dundee the respect he felt he deserved. Harsh words were exchanged, and Dundee shot the offending Vagos. War was immediately declared.
Over the next two weeks the two gangs would battle endlessly. But as with previous wars, BBMC quickly realized a problem: The Vagos high command were never awake at the same hours of them and were instead going after their defenceless Hangarounds while BBMC high command was asleep.
That didn't stifle BBMC's creativity during the war though. The two sides went after one another with spy planes, bombing runs, turf invasions, turf defenses and everything in between.
Chip Wheeler would also be given the news that he was being permitted to finally go loud and assist the club. Chip was introduced to the club as a founding Shadow Member turned jacketed member after BBMC successfully defeated the Vagos at a garage near Jamestown via helicopter to resounding applause and went on to later help the club on a bombing run of Vagos territory, dropping grenades from a helicopter.
BBMC in its entirety however was tired after the war with Chain Gang and Mandem before and several members had opted to stop waking up to get a much needed break, leaving BBMC in a state where sometimes they would not have enough members awake to form a 6-man squad to hunt Vagos. Despite this, BBMC had had mostly success during times when their high command was awake, especially in cases where they caught Vagos hunting in their cars and not setup in any spot.
But after about 10 days of fighting Vagos, BBMC found that despite Vagos losing several fights to BBMC during their prime time, Vagos morale was not waning due to them waking up when BBMC High Command was not around and clapping mostly defenceless hangarounds. This gave the Vagos the impression that they were the ones winning the war. Dundee sought a decisive end to the war by going hard on them to force them into surrendering but with Vagos morale remaining high. BBMC quickly realized that in terms of morale, the club had been constantly at war for 45 days straight with three separate gangs and thus were going to run out of morale before Vagos would. So on February 24th, 2022, Dundee met with Vagos Sicario Miguel Guerrero to negotiate a peace treaty which neither side would declare victory and no concessions would be made. Miguel agreed, ending the war.
To celebrate the end of the war, BBMC jacketed Hangarounds Finley "Finn" Milton and Antonio Rodrigues, both of whom had contributed to the war effort greatly and had shown promise.
Season 8 - Building Up, Breaking Down
A Terrorist In The Billy[]
Dundee first met superterrorist Michael Simone the day TJ was blooded into the club, when Michael reached out to him and expressed interest in BBMC's specific skillset. Dundee began building a relationship between Simone and club. TJ, with his background in SWAT, was made Simone's black market middleman as a bomb connect. He cultivated select clientele, such as Lang Buddha, and the club was given access to some of the first car bombs found in the city. The relationship between BBMC and Simone was swathed in secrecy, even as the PD began circling and Simone went into hiding. That is, until Cleo Shaw, Enforcer Collin McKinley's newly adopted daughter, saw Simone in the Billabong one night while decorating her dad's house. A former cop, she was shocked at seeing one of Los Santos' most wanted casually hanging out in the Billy with Dundee. Simone was gifting Dundee a bomb for his birthday, and was espied by Simone and his girlfriend. When Dundee realized she had seen too much, he threatened her to keep her mouth shut.
Pez was not convinced Dundee's threats were enough, given her background, and suggested that they needed to kill her. He'd caught her spying on the Billabong while she was a cop and had oceandumped her then, and was convinced she might snitch on them (unbeknowst to the club, Cleo did tell her ex-fiancee, Bryce Miller about Simone). But Dundee, interested in her potential, continued to offer her more chances.
The Gift of An AK[]
In mid-March, Cleo called Dundee in tears. He invited her to the Billy, where she walked into the secret "meth room" while he, Pez and Barry were talking during one of Pez's cooks. She told Dundee she was angry with how the PD was treating her, and expressed wanting a family to have her back. Dundee advised her that she was looking for a safety net that didn't exist. Instead, Dundee gave her an AK and told her to "go out there and send it." Later, Cleo called Dundee in a panic, telling him she was in a chase with cops after having shot down an officer with the AK. Dundee came to Cleo's rescue, radio'ing to the club for help. The ensuing shootout at Hayes against the PD led to massive fines and jail times for the club, which the club resented Cleo for, especially Junior.
After an attempted break-in at the Vespucci PD goes wrong, High Command held an impromptu meeting in the prison showers. They wanted to express their concerns over recent situations where Dundee's reckless behavior had landed them in jail, including the incident with Cleo. Dundee apologized, but Junior said he was going to shoot Cleo if she came back to the Billy. He didn't like hearing that she knew about the secret meth cook room. Barry agreed with Junior and Pez pointed out her tears were manipulative, and informed Dundee about how many members didn't like her, which Dundee was shocked to learn. Dundee said he'd distance himself from Cleo.
A Stolen Moment at Humane Labs[]
Two weeks after Mick Simone saw Cleo in the Billy, he called up Dundee to ask him what Cleo's relationship was with the club. Dundee told him that she is simply a club member’s daughter. Mick revealed that Cleo has an acrimonious relationship with his brother Nic, stemming from her time as a cop. The cat-and-mouse game they played with each other led to Cleo stabbing him and she was fired from the PD. Mick warned Dundee that Cleo looks for chaos and pokes into things she shouldn't, even after being given chances to walk away. But he assured Dundee that he didn’t care about her anymore and that he trusted Dundee's his judgment.
The conversation unsettled Dundee and he pulled Pez aside to talk about their Cleo problem. Pez said they needed to put a bullet in her head, because they already had one chaos-seeker in the club. Dundee didn't want to, but agreed she was a liability. Barry felt Collin deserved karma for not telling him or apologizing for his son TJ being shot two months before, and Junior didn't trust Cleo. Dundee said this could be Collin’s ‘Bondi 'til you die’ moment.
Dundee called up Collin and told him that Cleo was a threat to the club. He gave Collin two options - shoot Cleo now, or, if Cleo fucks up in the future, Collin will be the one punished. Collin argued that Dundee was coming from a place of fear and paranoia, and called Barry, Junior and Pez for help. Only Pez picked up the phone. After listening to Collin, Pez suddenly became worried this could tear the club apart, and secretly promised to follow Collin if he was kicked from the club.
Collin suddenly realized the stark choice he was facing. If they interrogated Cleo and found out she snitched, Collin would be blooded out and the club might split. He conceded to shooting Cleo, but he said it needed to be in the spot of his choosing, on the Cassidy Trail by the river where he and Cleo always met.
Afterward, Dee called Barry to tell him what the options he gave Collin were and what he chose, which upset Barry. He said that Collin is getting more respect than he did when the club executed his son behind his back and hung up on Dundee. When Junior asked why Cleo was being given so many chances, Dee suddenly realized his mistake. Dundee called Pez to tell him Barry was never given a choice with TJ and Pez agreed, explaining that Barry was hurt. Pez added that he didn’t get a choice when he was punished and lost his leg either. Dundee called Barry back and apologized. Barry reminded him that Barry had once had to push everything aside for the club and said he wanted to see if Collin would do the same. They agreed to see if Collin is "Bondi 'til he dies."
Dundee met Collin and Cleo and told Collin there had been a change of plans. Terrified, Cleo told Collin that she knew the club would always comes first, and that if anything happened, she wouldn't blame him. At Humane Labs, Cleo was cuffed and her text messages were read while she was interrogated by Pez and Barry about her contacts, her relationships with various high-profile individuals like Lang Buddha, and even her mental instability and therapy sessions (she had just been diagnosed with BPD).
As Cleo cried and begged for her life, Pez said that the last time she was interrogated by BBMC, she lied. Cleo screamed at Barry to take off his mask and stop being a coward, and then told him how highly she viewed his logic and kindness. Barry saw through this manipulation though, and said she had wormed her way into Collin’s mind. Cleo argued with him, quoting Collin, who told her people "deserve a chance." Barry ripped off his voice changer to ask her bitterly where his chance was when Collin stood idly by while his son TJ was shot down. After the interrogation, Collin asked if Dundee had found his smoking gun. Dundee told him that he found a loaded gun, but not a smoking one. Dundee apologized to Collin that it had to come to this, but all of High Command had voted unanimously to execute Cleo Shaw.
In private, Dundee told Cleo that Collin "chose to kill her today, because he thought that he had a choice." Dundee told her that the truth was, Collin didn’t have a choice. Because Dundee controlled his club members, and "that is the lie that he lives, and the lie that the club chooses to believe." Dundee said that the truth would die with her, or that no one would believe her, and that then Norman Bones would get what he wanted.
They brought Cleo to the Humane Labs pool room, and she defiantly asked Dundee about the private conversation they'd just had. Barry pointed out that she was already proving she was a liability because she was already spilling something that Dee told her in confidence and they had chosen correctly. Junior, standing behind Collin, asked Collin if he had said his goodbyes. When Collin assented, Junior shot Cleo before Collin could raise his gun. High Command was shocked, and Collin left the room crying, with Junior following. In a cold rage, Barry walked over and stabbed Cleo’s body repeatedly, not stopping until Dundee yelled at him. Then Dundee dumped her body in the pool.
Dundee confronted Junior and said that it was Collin’s test, not his. Junior realized he had fucked up, while Collin bitterly said that TJ and Barry got their happy ending. Dundee told him that no matter what, if you care about someone outside of the club, someone would want to take them from you. Collin said that he was going to change that, telling Dee that they wouldn’t see him for the rest of the day.
While the club regrouped at the Billy, Speedwagon had a different mission. Attempting to return to Humane Labs to save Cleo, he was thwarted when officer Jeffrey Bundy got there first. But his new plan was to recruit Cleo to become his Highwayma'am...first he just had to get rid of his last recruit.
He met with Pez's ex-wife Cindy and offered her two choices: risk everything to try to bring back Pez by helping the Highwayman, or forget Pez exists, but know that the Highwayman would be coming. His plans included trying to "break" Prospect Stevie McQueen by having Cindy kill the man she loved - ex-member Wolfe McCreedy. Cindy realized it was a lose-lose proposition and refused to choose, so Speedwagon shot her down and threw her off a bridge. “From this moment on, Pez Speedwagon is dead, and that is because of you, Cindy Tipton.” Cody told her that he was going to burn the city down with the BBMC at his back.
Reconciliation[]
After the events of Humane Labs, Junior opened up to Collin about the pain he had been through in the past with his family and his brother. He apologized for stealing Collin's "Bondi moment" and told him that he didn’t want Collin to live the rest of his life with having shot his daughter. Collin argued that it was his job and his cross to bear to fix the problems in the club. He said Junior took something from him, and he felt like he needed to do something about it. Junior and Collin began to realize that forced Bondi moments were an issue for the club and shouldn't happen.
Two weeks later, Dundee and Collin talked on Big White about what happened at Humane Labs. Collin had found out the truth - that Michael Simone never pushed for anything to be done to Cleo - and he confronted Dundee with this knowledge. But he wanted to end the cycle of self-destruction within the club. At Dundee's urging, Collin talked to Barry about what happened months before with TJ. Barry admitted his act of vengeance against Cleo was in part because Collin refused to apologize to Barry or TJ. Wanting to bury the hatchet, as his friendships with Dundee and Barry were more important to him, Collin forgave them both.
Collin and Cleo tried to repair their fractured relationship in secret. Although she did not remember what happened to her, she was afraid and began piecing together that it involved the BBMC. Collin simply told her that someone shot her and he couldn't stop them. While they continued to hang out privately, for fear the club would separate them again, the cracks in their relationship began to show. When Barry found out they were still socializing, he told Collin that while he wouldn't keep him from his daughter, she needed to stay away from the club and that she was not allowed in Vespucci.
Business Done, Boys[]
After the crime blackout in April 2022, banks became thin to the ground and for several weeks it was difficult to even sell meth and weed in Vespucci, as the locals were nowhere to be found. Morale was lower than it had ever been before, and the mental health of the club was suffering. The cracks were growing and internal strife and power struggles between High Command, including Dundee, Barry and Pez, were putting a strain on everyone. The club had no legal businesses and no way to make enough income outside of meth runs, which were growing more dangerous. Things got so low that one weekend Dundee went around the city begging until he earned $250,000 to create an emergency fund for the club, outside of the reaches of their treasurer, Cody, who was becoming unstable.
Desperate to fix their money situation, Dundee turned to his old friend Hutch Hutcherson, who offered to help him and Barry start a working legal business for the club, Benson's Backalley Motors, that Barry had brainstormed months earlier. The club was re-energized with a new mission and within the first day they had sold $1.2 million dollars worth of cars. The club began regularly boosting, vinning and coverting cars for their new criminal enterprise. Barry officially re-bought the old Vespucci warehouse on the backalley lot, Bay City Avenue 7, for $350,000 (a fraction of what they had paid for it when Chip was the shadow member holding it back in October). His idea was to use the front of the warehouse as a sales office with the back being (mostly) legal storage for BBM.
The club was excited by the opportunity to delve into the business world, and with the help of Collin's new girlfriend, Nancy Drew, the VP of Cerebrus, they began plans for a business hub in Vespucci that would center around The Pit Tattoo Parlour, Benson's Backalley Motors, and various other club member's businesses. Their umbrella parent company would hopefully one day lead to ownership of Vespucci with the help of Robert Locksley, a trusted lawyer and accountant.
On 6th of June KillaManShankz, a pawn of the Puppet Master, approached Barry and the Bondi Boys about an opportunity to expand their new business with special boosting contracts. The next day, Dundee and Chip were introduced to Earl Jackson, a puppet for the Puppet Master, with a special contract to prove their worth to the PM. They were given an A boost for a custom Phantom semi-tractor trailer truck that they had to vin for Dodo Logistics. This successful job allowed them the opportunity to do more jobs for the PM, and scratch special vehicles that were custom for the business.
The advent of these new businesses spurred Cody to work harder on the club's original legal business, The Pit Tattoo Parlour, which had never had a working storefront in Vespucci. After seeing how much business the Blazing Tattoo parlor in Vinewood was getting, the BBMC planned a mission to "take out" their competition. On June 7th, 2022, armed with C4, the club rolled up in disguise as a construction crew, complete with jackhammers and utility vehicles. They scared off the customers and began dismantling the shop, taking everything of value, from the ink guns to the cash register. Then Cody threw a sticky bomb inside the front door and destroyed it instantly. An hour and a half later the brand new Pit Tattoo Parlour was up and running in Vespucci.
Noting Ed's initiative with the Benson business and his skills at managing the bank heist crews in degen, Barry recommended him for promotion to full Patched member. After hangaround Fey Dawson successfully completed an S+ boost hack, Dundee approved having her become a Prospect in the club. The club now stood at 15 members, and the new gang app system they used was full. The club was, for the moment, complete.
Season 9 - The War Against Hayes
The War Against Hayes[]
In May 2022, a war between Hayes and the Bondi Boys MC began when owner Shane Powers told Speedwagon that he was no longer interested in being the BBMC's secret warehouse holder, in order to get rid of his legal Class 2 weapons license. This followed months of bad communications between Hayes and the BBMC, where reckless shootings in Hayes by Speedwagon or Dundee were blamed on the rest of the club and the BBMC was told by Pez that Shaneo was secretly trying to join another gang. The seeds of doubt sowed by Speedwagon came to a breaking point after Dundee heard that Shaneo was dissolving the agreement Hayes and the BBMC had made when the club was first founded.
Dundee attacked Hayes one afternoon, slashing one Hayes worker's throat and shanking another. Later that night, when Prospect Finley Milton came to the shop to have his vehicle fixed, he was shot by Shaneo and COO Davo Gumtree, had his patched ripped off of his back, and dumped in an open grave. The club thought this was beyond the pale and declared war on Hayes. Barry and Dundee began a campaign of kidnapping Hayes workers daily and threatening their lives unless they quit their jobs at Hayes. They even went so far as to find them employment at other mechanic shops in the city, like Otto's. Hayes was a ghost town as employees fled, fearing for their lives.
Defeating the Hayes Gang[]
The war came to a head one night when BBMC realized that Hayes workers had regrouped and were actively out hunting the BBMC. When VPM Barry found out, he said, "if they are gonna act like a gang we are gonna treat them like one." The degen crew rounded up a squad, and with Barry and Junior at the helm, they attacked Hayes. The civilian "Hayes Gang" were posted up on rooftops around the mechanic shop with AKs but they never stood a chance against BBMC's superior force, honed after 45 days of war.
The next day, Dundee tried negotiating an end to the war by asking Maxy Mersion for 200k, Finn's patch back and the Hellion that the club had allowed Shaneo to buy. Maxy refused the deal. So at Barry's suggestion, the club went to Hayes, filled it to the brim with stolen cars, set them on fire, and blew up the building. Hayes was officially closed for business. Davo then came to the Billly to return Finn's patch in the hopes of ending things. Finn took his revenge (and pound of flesh), carving "Property of the BBMC" on Davo's back before stabbing him and leaving him for the cops to find. After this, Shaneo refused to hand over a Hellion or the cash, and the stalemate between the two groups remained. In July, Shaneo, seeking to end the cold war between the club and Hayes, offered up his Hellion to Edbert and the club. But the relationship between BBMC and Hayes was permanently damaged, and Shaneo would eventually join Seaside and move Hayes under its umbrella.
During all of this, Speedwagon became increasingly uncomfortable with the divide between his workplace, where he was a COO, and his club, even though he had been the one originally stirring the pot with misinformation. Shaneo and Davo were his best friends and he informed Barry that he refused to take up arms to fight against them, infuriating members of the club.
The Slow Bleed Out[]
In the days following Humane Labs, Speedwagon's behavior became more and more erratic. Disguised as the Highwayman, his interest in Cleo Shaw became an obsession. Even though Dundee and Barry had ordered her to stay away from the club and Vespucci, Speedwagon announced that he was in love with her, and was intent on bringing her closer to the club. He began killing people as the Highwayman, claiming he was doing these murderous activites in the name of Dundee and the club. When Cleo ran into problems with other gangs in the city, Speedwagon said she has protection from the BBMC. The club began receiving random calls from other gangs and even members of the PD, asking them to clean up Cleo's messes.
Speedwagon also became increasingly careless with the club's funds. After The Pit Tattoo Parlour successfully made over two million in sales from custom tattoo pre-orders and plushies, he purchased a $2.3 million S+ Porsche, with a custom Speedwagon livery planned for it, as his "business" car. Club members were horrified to learn that he had spent all of the business's pre-order sales money on a blatant luxury purchase for himself. He moved into a Sandy Shores house on Lost turf with Cleo, and stopped waking up in the Billy.
Dundee pulled Speedwagon aside and warned him that he was teetering close to being removed from the club if his behavior continued, and suggested that he needed to choose what was more important in his life - Cleo or the BBMC.
The Island[]
The Island (May 10)
Meeting At Grandma's[]
Meeting at Grandma's (May 13)
Jordan Lee: Bondi Boy For Life[]
On June 19, 2022, Mel Rickenbacker shot Prospect Jordan Lee as revenge for Dundee calling him "old" earlier in the day. Jordan recovered, and together with Dundee, Barry and Junior, they hunted and successfully gunned down the psychotic senior citizen. But soon after celebrating together, Jordan mysteriously disappeared.
Around that time, Stevie got a call from someone calling themselves "the Dungeon Master," demanding $100,000 ransom or Jordan would be dead within the hour. Dundee refused to pay the ransom and mobilized the club to start looking for Jordan. But after Stevie received another threatening call from the DM, she took out a loan from Nancy Drew and paid the money. The DM replied with a picture and cut off all communication after.
Antonio eventually found Jordan, unresponsive and with no pulse at the Mirror Park Dam, at the opposite of the island from where the serial killer had indicated he was located. Jordan's BBMC patch had been torn off and blood was visible everywhere. He and Chain rushed Jordan to the hospital, where the longtime Bondi Prospect was pronounced dead during surgery.
But it would take a while before the rest of the club realized what had happened. Dundee was furious with Stevie for paying the ransom, and the Prime Minister angrily told her that by paying the ransom she was opening up the club to future kidnapping attempts. It was while they were arguing that Chain informed the club what happened. After going to the hospital and finding Jordan on the surgeon's table, it dawned on them that they had suffered their first-ever loss of a jacketed Bondi Boy.
Barry declared that Jordan's name would forever remain on the Billy Board and pledged to have him posthumously patched into the club. He also warned the club that they needed to increase their awareness in the city at all times moving forward to avoid meeting the same fate as Jordan.
And then Fingle Dan showed up...
This One's For Jordan[]
As the BBMC mentally processed the sudden loss of Jordan, SDSO Deputy Fingle Dan started laughing and joking around in the Pillbox Medical hallways. Dundee was furious at Fingle for his behavior and yelled at him to go away. But Fingle - seemingly unaware that Jordan was dead or even in the room - barged into the operating room where Dundee was mourning over the body of his dead club member, calling him a "diva" before walking away.
Enraged, Dundee pulled out his AK and told Jordan, "This one's for you, my friend," before chasing down Fingle and shooting him in the middle of the hospital corridor. He then ordered the rest of the club to dip with him. After conferring on their mountain hiding spot, Dundee had the group to drive back into the city and start gunning down the police in retaliation for Fingle's disrespect. The mission failed, the entire club was downed and ultimately being taken to prison, but the PD leadeship chose not to push terrorism due to Fingle's poor behavior while on duty.
Just about every member of the club reacted differently to Jordan's death.
Dundee wanted to lash out at anyone he could get his hands on and started threatening the police with a Hell Week in Jordan's name;
Barry tried to make Jordan's passing a learning experience and created new policies he wanted followed to avoid future danger to club members;
Junior and Jesse offered to help out anyone in the club who was struggling to cope with Jordan's death;
Collin backslid into alcoholism, driving up to the Observatory with a sleeping bag and drinking an entire bottle of whiskey;
Chain was angry with Dundee for mobilizing the club to attack the police even after he had shot Fingle Dan for his behavior in the hospital;
Stevie suffered a mental break while she was in jail and began drawing pine trees in blood everywhere. After being released from prison, she vowed violent revenge against the still-unknown Dungeon Master;
Finn began drinking heavily and fought with EMS at the hospital, shooting down one of them;
Fey had trouble coming to grips while mourning over Jordan's body and contemplated eating him.
On June 28, Mel began talking shit about Jordan publicly and Dundee (who was not in the right mental state at the time) made a tenuous connection between Mel and the Dungeon Master. He led the club on a hunt for Mel, and after an enhanced interrogation, determined that Mel was not the DM. But Dundee still made the homicidal senior citizen pay for badmouthing Jordan and had the entire club riddle him with bullet holes at the Mt. Chillaid torture room.
Blooding Out Speedwagon: Two Minds, No Club[]
In April 2022, Pez - now going by the name "Cody" in reference to his dead brother having taken over his mind and body - began a relationship with Cleo Shaw. The former police officer and adopted daughter of Collin had long since been deemed an enemy of the club after being executed by them early in the year for presumably snitching on them. But the club was willing to tolerate the relationship so long as it didn't interfere with Pez's duties to the club. Unfortunately, it did.
Cody began devoting nearly all of his time to Cleo and neglected his club duties - much to the distaste and repeated complaining of the club members. Despite Cleo having wronged the club several times in the past by threatening to kill Dundee and threatening their allies such as Chang Gang. Cody and Collin struggled to quietly clean up her messes, and eventually Collin and Cleo terminated their relationship. Things reached a boiling point when Cleo's rivalry with BBMC hangaround Lizzie Byrne and Byrne's adopted son Sai Carter - a prospect of the Lost MC - spilled over and turned into a shootout in Sanddy Shores. Cody nearly started a war between the BBMC and the Lost after shooting down Sai on their turf and the BBMC realized that their longtime Treasurer might be completely gone.
A full emergency club meeting was called on June 24, during which more and more details of how Cody had fallen out of favor with the club were revealed. The most shocking revelations during these meetings were that "Cody" had attempted to mentally break Stevie and - to the near-homicidal disgust of Dundee and Barry - had called a cop to the scene after Cleo was shot, effectively making him a snitch. They would later learn he had called Officer Lily Pond and given a detailed description of Sai and Lizzie to her.
The Ultomato[]
Initially, the club couldn't agree on what Cody's fate with the club would be. Given that he was now considered a founder, he had the right to walk away from the club unharmed. Some members, like Collin and Finn, wanted him executed for trying to break Stevie and for snitching, while others, including Stevie herself, were more willing to giving Cody one final chance to end his relationship with Cleo and devote himself fully to the club. In the end, Dundee and High Command decided to give Cody an ultimatum: he had 72 hours to chose between being demoted to a prospect as a punishment for his actions and never being allowed to speak to Cleo again or stay by Cleo's side and be kicked out of the club. As a precaution, Dundee and Barry removed Cody's access to the gates of the Billabong and shared bank accounts, and other club money, including what was in the Pit Tattoo Parlour, was transferred in case he refused. Jesse was named interim Treasurer while the club figured out a proper plan to replace him.
But the next day, before Cody was informed of the decision, more information was revealed from the Lost. Jesse told High Command that the Lost had discovered that Cody had not only snitched to the cops about a Lost member, but had also given up his own club's hangaround, Lizzie. When they also discovered that Cody was secretly meeting with the Lost and refusing to even see his club members, Dundee said he'd enough. With Cody now confirmed beyond all reasonable doubt to be a snitch, the BBMC changed their initial offer to give him a chance to chose between the Club and Cleo and instead declared that Cody was to be immediately and permanently removed from the club. Collin said, "He went from having three days to seven minutes." They publicly informed the Lost that Pez Speedwagon was dead to them and that they would be handling their former member, and he was removed from the gang app. The club made plans to take possession of his house in the Billabong, his club vehicles and ownership of the Pit when they next saw him.
In Memory of Pez[]
On June 28, Cody went into the Billy to confront his fellow club members, including Dundee, Barry, and Collin, who had stood together as a team since the early days of the club, and they began a back-and-forth. The short meeting quickly devolved into shouting, as Cody was unapologetic and still felt that the club was being unreasonable and unfair to him and his relationship with Cleo. This culminated in Dundee angrily ordering him to leave the Billabong and never return.
After Dundee stopped yelling, Cody sarcastically asked, "Did that feel good?" Dundee responded by pulling out his Deagle and replying "No. But this does." Then he shot him point blank in the face and, stepping over his body, said, "I gave Pez Speedwagon a founding rank, not Cody," effectively blooding him out of the club.
Dundee ordered the club to never use his name or Cleo's again and walked away. As Cody lay bleeding in the center of the Billy, Barry ordered his club members to dispose of his body. TJ and Antonio took it to the crypt in the local cemetery, where TJ wrote "Cody Speedwagon, In Memory of Pez."
In a rage, Dundee sought out cops near Pillbox by himself and was gunned down and set to jail after a short shootout. Meanwhile, Barry took the rest of the club to the Mirror Park Dam for a debrief because he didn't want to talk about such unhappy topics in their home, the Billy. After sharing their feelings about the problems they'd had with Cody and Cleo, they gave a "Bondi 'Til We Die" rallying cry together. Then they washed away the negativity from the last few months by jumping in the dam's lake, vowing to start a new chapter together for the BBMC.
A new focus for the BBMC began as they picked up the pieces. The first order of business was a much-needed promotion - jacketing Hangaround Buck Colton, whose loyalty to the club in the days following the Island had proven to Dundee and Barry that he was ready to be a Prospect. Club members all began seeking out new hangarounds to expand the club once more.
Taking Down The DM[]
The DM's trail quickly went cold after Jordan's murder and the BBMC came to accept that their dead Bondi Boy would never be properly avenged. But on July 13, Stevie was kidnapped while she was sleeping. Over the next few days, the club would debate the merit of trying to look for Stevie knowing that the DM wasn't likely to let her be found. But on July 16, Stevie was miraculously discovered by a member of the Bimbos named Tatianna. She had been tortured, drugged with fentanyl and had apparently been forced to kill a man in order to stay alive while in the DM's captivity.
While Dundee and Barry were content to move on now once their club member was found, Stevie, Fey, Collin and Chip went hunting for the DM. Teaming up with other people who the DM had victimized, Stevie and Fey soon found some breadcrumbs in the northern part of San Andreas, ultimately finding a masked man in the hills. Stevie recognized the man's voice as the Dungeon Master and a tense showdown ensued, with the DM firing first before being gunned down by Stevie and Fey.
Stevie quickly informed the rest of the club that Jordan's killer and her torturer had been shot and killed. The club checked his pockets and discovered that his name was Ernest Gygax - though no one knew what his motive might have been for going after Jordan or the BBMC. After assembling the entire club, the Bondi Boys and Babes hopped onto a boat with the body and sailed out onto the open waters. "Who would have thought the old man would have so much blood in him," Fey mused, quoting Lady MacBeth.
After spending some time laughing and celebrating their victory, Stevie dedicated one final message to Gygax's body and gloated that she "Rolled a 20" before dropping him into the ocean, avenging Jordan's death and ending the reign of terror of the Dungeon Master.
Season 10 - What Makes A Good Leader
The War Against SN(itches)[]
On August 1st, 2022, the club rocked up on Louie Crabgrass of Sessanta Nove (SN) selling oxy in Vespucci without calling first. Dundee took his money and his ID. Later that day, Dundee and Louie ended up at MRPD at the same time for different crimes. While Wrangler was processing Dundee in the cells, he discovered Louie's ID on him. Coincidentally, Louie was being interrogated for suspected drug sales and told Wrangler he'd been robbed in Vespucci by Dundee earlier that day. Wrangler was happy to inform Dundee that Louie had snitched on him, and charged Dundee for the assault and robbery of Louie on top of his other charges.
When Dundee landed in prison, he called the boys to let them know that he had been snitched on and that the club needed to demand 100k and an apology from SN. Junior and Collin questioned Louie with SN leader Dub Blunt and his boys. Louie admitted that he had told Wrangler he had been robbed in Vespucci, but insisted he never namedropped BBMC or Dundee. SN said they didn't consider that snitching. They claimed BBMC was 'grasping at straws' and didn't think it was that big of a deal. HC made their demands to SN, who tried to negotiate the price down. When one of Dub's crew made a disrespectful comment in the middle of the meeting, Junior lost his temper and shot them all down. War was immediately declared.
"You Can't Spell Snitch Without SN"[]
Using the expertise BBMC had gained during the 45-Day Wars against Mandem, Chang Gang and the Vagos, the BBMC began a strategic, calculated onslaught on multiple fronts. The club had millions in the bank due to the success of Benson's Backalley Motors and the armory was fully stocked. The first day of war, all fourteen club members were awake and ready to go to battle. They marked up SN's turf and the Twatter war began. "You can't spell SNitch without SN," they told anyone who would listen.
After skirmishes that picked off lone members on both sides, BBMC hunted down Dub Blunt, kidnapping him and another SN member to lay out war terms and attempt to get SN to fold. Now not only did SN owe BBMC an apology and 100k, Dundee told Blunt that 25k would be added to that total every storm that they didn't pay up. After a lengthy negotiation, Blunt refused to pay without speaking to the rest of his gang. Dundee asked Collin to enforce and he shot them both down.
A team of six - Dundee, Barry, Collin, Chip, Junior and Ed - return to hunting for more SN members. While G-checking someone downtown, they ran into Wrangler in his undercover Charger. The boys got cumm'd on by the C.U.M. Unit (Class2's Under Mandate), who saw the AKs on their backs. A chase ensued, and Dundee and Ed, who were in a helicopter, helped the boys post up and ambush the police from high ground, gunning down 13 cops before Dundee and Ed sacrificed themselves so that Chip and Collin could rescue Barry and Junior, who had been downed. Detered, police would leave the club and their gang shootouts alone for the next few days, barring Wrangler and his relentless hunt for Class 2s.
Knowing an SN member was getting out of prison soon, a hunting crew consisting of Barry, Junior, Chip, Chain, Ed and Antonio staked out Bolingbroke, kidnapping the newly released man as bait. When SN failed to show up for the ambush they had planned, Barry and Junior forced the prisoner of war to call SN and tell them “this is what happens if you don’t come for your boy.” Returning to the city, they spotted Blunt in a heli and found SN's convoy, shooting them in midtown. In the ensuing chaos, Barry ended up being the last man standing, rescuing both Antonio and a downed SN member before police interruptted him. Barry took down two more cops before the PD finally captured him.
Scorched Earth[]
The war took a turn after SN kidnapped Dundee's' father-in-law Hubcap Jones following a shootout that stretched from the airport to Grandma's. Overwatching from a helicopter, Dundee was helpless to save the BBMC convoy in the surprise attack. Instead, he took out most of SN on his own, shooting from skyscraper rooftops before retreating to the airport, where he got into another firefight while attempting to repair and refuel. Meanwhile, two surviving SN members saw Hubcap attempting to drive an abandoned BBMC vehicle back to the Billy, and held him up. The two parties crossed paths at Grandma's, and after SN shot down Dundee, they dragged Hubcap over to him and shot him in the head in front of Dundee.
The club was deeply offended that SN had dragged a family member into their war, and went scorched earth. With deep intel about every member and associate, their turf and residences, their inner workings and financials, the BBMC began waging a daily campaign against SN. Armed with new radio scanners in the city, their network of friends and allies were eager to help. While the BBMC was making money and guns in every battle, SN was taking out multiple loans to stay afloat, even as the club, with just a few phone calls, began cutting off their gun and drug connects. As Junior told the boys, "there are levels to war." The club had reached a military-level of precision and easily took out SN when they tried to ambush them in various shootouts around the city.
As the Vice Prime Minister and war leader, Barry woke up every day and stayed up for hours hunting to put pressure on the SN to cave. The club knew that SN was outmatched by the BBMC's prowess at war, and they couldn't let up or risk the war extending too long. With Dundee in a helicopter monitoring from the skies, and Barry leading the rest of the team in convoys around the city, they quickly decimated the opposition, in battles where almost all of the BBMC would survive even as they wiped the enemy. This pattern of warring would continue for eight days, even as SN lost members who were fed up with the war and quit the gang.
The war ended on August 9th, 2022, when Blunt, after winning a battle against BBMC in a 1v5 shootout, was pulled over by the cops on the way to his warehouse. He thought he had 9s levels of weapons on him, so Blunt attempted to shoot his way out, downing three cops before being taken out by Ripley. Blunt was arrested, raided and received a laundry list of charges, including weapons stockpiling, which included a jail sentence of 357 months and a 163k fine. Defeated, SN met with BBMC in the Billy and handed over 250k to end the war, with the promise of individual apologies to be made.
A Rising Storm[]
Near the end of the war, Dundee began speaking about his future in the club. He told Junior and Collin in a car ride to Grandpa's that he could see a time where he wasn't the Prime Minister. His HC members were taken aback, worried he meant he was talking about dying, but he assured them that wasn't the case. The next day, he pulled Barry aside in the H&O office, telling him he saw how Barry had led in the SN war and thought the club ran better under his management. Barry argued that he was a good VPM, and said there was no BBMC without Irwin Dundee. Dundee said he was old and slow and had seen the same shit for many years. "When I say that the club comes first, it must be put above myself," he said. These words would weigh heavily on the club in the coming days.
The club was, by all accounts, upgood in the aftermath of the SN war. The BBMC had a fully stocked armory, a flush club bank account, and they had finally acheived their dream of acquiring a meth lab. Thanks to the generosity of Hydra, who gave them access to one of the two meth lab keys they owned for the cost of one million dollars, they were finally able to propel their meth cooking to the next level. Yet their Prime Minister's behavior was continuing to trouble them.
Dundee was becoming increasingly erratic over the concepts of money and trust. Dundee insisted he was trying to be a good leader, but felt that the club didn't trust him. It seemed that no matter what members did to try to support him, Dundee rejected their overtures of help, and every discussion about finances devolved into an argument. At first the club thought he was having the same old financial worries brought about by lingering PezTSD from their former treasurer, but his words to Junior and Barry belied darker issues. Dundee said that while someone needed a 100 percent vote to get into the club, getting someone out of the club was all under Dundee's power, done instantly, and he didn't need anyone's permission.
An Old "Friend" Returns[]
In the midst of Dundee's insecurities and paranoia, an old friend arrived in town and put up an ad in the Yellow Pages - Norman Bones, otherwise known as Death. Collin and Norman spoke, and Norman asked him to remind Dundee of his purpose and what happens if he doesn’t fulfill it. This was a task Collin did not look forward to, given that Dundee had recently named his racing dongle "Iamtheburdenofmyowncreation" and was avoiding his club, who was worried about him. Dundee took the news poorly, asking Collin to just shoot him and send him back to Cayo Perico. Collin shot a circling crow instead, and reminded him that no one was above the patch. Collin told him the club trusted him and said he hoped he trusted the club.
Instead, Dundee' began brainstorming new ways of torturing the club to meet Norman's quota, even suggesting killing Barry's dad Hubcap. Collin told him he should know that by messing with Bondi Moments and testing people with them, he was playing with fire and someone was going to get hurt. "I don't see the chaos in hurting this club," Collin told him. "I see that more as self-destruction." Dundee told Collin that his purpose was chaos.
Since making his original deal to escape Purgatory, Norman had begun reminding Dundee more and more that part of their bargain to bring him back from the dead included creating chaos. He informed him that killing police officers and rival gang members was no longer enough, and said that he enjoyed seeing the chaos he created turned inward. So Dundee decided to appease Norman by trying to do something unforgivable.
Chaos Consumes[]
On August 19th 2022, Dundee invited Barry to go boost a car with him. After tricking Barry into giving him his gun and turning off his radio, he kidnapped him and took him to the Vagos torture room in the Southside, where Norman was waiting for them. For the first time since returning from Cayo Perico in June 2021, Dundee revealed to Barry what had happened to him and the deal he made with Death.
Dundee, holding Barry at gunpoint against the wall, told Barry that he had to kill him to keep his end of the bargain with Norman. Barry was stunned. But Dundee found he could not pull the trigger and instead, after handing the gun over to Barry, begged Barry to shoot him and let Norman take him instead. But Barry refused. So Norman informed them that neither could leave without agreeing to kill someone close to them. Barry expressed doubt in Norman's omnipotence, and tried to shoot him to prove that Dundee was simply going insane. But when Norman disappeared in front of Barry's eyes as his bullets failed to hit him at point-blank range, he realized that Norman might be as powerful as Dundee said he was.
Barry suggested they just find someone random to kill, but Dundee told him that the deal required him to harm someone they knew, and said that it needed to be "internal." Barry balked at the idea of harming a BBMC club member, and when Dundee encouraged him to call one down to the torture room he refused to do it. Dundee then suggested finding someone close to the club who was not a member - like Barry's father, Hubcap. Knowing his father was away for a few days, Barry reluctantly consented, hoping to find an alternate solution before Hubcap came home. Norman accepted ther terms and left. Barry told Dundee that in exchange for agreeing to murder his own father to keep Dundee's deal with Norman intact, he asked that he be given the chance to spend one final day with him.
Protecting The Patch[]
Dundee and Barry started making their plan for how they would complete the terms of the deal two days later. First though, Barry said that Collin had asked to speak to him and left to go meet him on a mountainside near the El Gordo lighthouse. There, they revealed to each other that they both knew about Norman and Dundee's pact with him. Collin was trying to warn Barry that Dundee might go after Hubcap, and when Barry told him that Dundee had kidnapped him and was already planning on having him kill his father, Collin was horrified. He told Barry he saw no way out of this except by taking drastic action - by killing Dundee instead. Collin reasoned that if he was already threatening to sacrifice club members' lives, like Barry's, that "his life was forfeit." They realized that Dundee was putting his own life above the Patch - one of the core tenets of being a Bondi Boy.
Meanwhile, the BBMC Prime Minister became suspicious that they had been gone for so long and took matters into his own hands. He called Hubcap and convinced him to ping him to their meeting spot, telling him he had a gift for Barry. Meanwhile, he called up Nancy Drew, Collin's girlfriend, and concocted a story that Collin and Barry's lives were in danger and she needed to come with him immediately. In a panic, Nancy hung up the phone and saw a text from Collin, so she called him. Collin realized that Dundee was hunting her, even though he had promised Collin just a few days ago he would leave her alone. He begged her to barricade herself in her house and not answer any phone calls. Dundee was already on the El Gordo mountainside, stalking Barry, Collin and Hubcap. Unfortunately a murder kitty downed him before he could reach their location. Hubcap was able to tell Barry that Dundee was on his way, so they fled.
Exorcising Norman[]
Hours later, Barry called Dundee and said he was ready to meet. Dundee had been adamant that no one else should know about Norman or his deal. But Barry told Dundee that he didn't want to shoot Hubcap in secret, as his father was beloved by the whole club. Barry said that if Dundee was going to make him kill his own father to save Dee's life, he wanted the club there, so that he could explain to everyone what he was doing and why. Dundee went to the Billy to assemble whoever was awake. He told Junior, Antonio, Stevie and Finn they all needed concealed weapons, and if he was shot, they needed to shoot down whomever attacked him. His behavior was erratic, however, and Junior was highly uncomfortable that Dundee wouldn't tell them what was going on. The suspicions from the club grew worse when they arrived at the meeting spot and saw Barry and Collin there with guns drawn. Privately, Stevie told Barry and Finn whispered to Collin that they had been ordered by Dundee to be armed. Barry knew in that moment Dundee was lying to him. There was no going back.
Dundee's last moments...?
On August 21, 2022, a cliffside in Paleto, with the club lined up before him, Barry called his father up and asked him to kneel in front of him. He began to tell everyone about being kidnapped, meeting Norman in the Vagos torture room, and the deal Dundee had made in order to return to the land of the living. As Barry began his speech, Dundee tried moving behind Antonio - protecting himself - as he realized that for the first time in his life, he didn't trust Barry or what he might do. Junior, furious that as a member of High Command he had been excluded from these private conversations, stormed off halfway though the story and drove away. Meanwhile TJ, who had arrived late, was shocked to see his grandfather on his knees in front of his father. Barry and Collin explained that if Hubcap didn't die, then a jacketed member's life would be on the line instead. TJ turned on Dundee, shouting at him that Norman was just an excuse for why this was happening. In that moment, Dundee saw the writing on the wall. He said, "Just an excuse, eh?" and moved to the edge of the cliffs to stand looking out at the ocean. Barry said, "It started with Dee and it's going to end that way." Then Barry pulled out his gun and pointed it at Hubcap, Collin took he own gun out, and simultaneously they both turned their guns on Dundee and shot him in the back of the head, executing him.
Dee's Rest[]
The BBMC members in attendance were stunned by the apparent betrayal toward their Prime Minister, though Antonio was the only one who drew a gun on Barry as Dundee had ordered. He relented when Collin, TJ, Stevie and Finn all drew their weapons on him. Barry and Collin quickly explained that Dundee was too far gone and too big of a danger to the club to be allowed to live. Barry said that if Dundee was willing to murder a club member - potentially multiple members - just to keep Norman happy, all of their lives would have been forfeit. It wouldn't have ended with Hubcap's death if Norman Bones continued controlling Dundee. "I was not going to stand there and let him destroy this club from the inside out," Barry said.
The club accepted Barry and Collin's reasoning. They took their now-former Prime Minister's body to a nearby abandoned island - the same one where Dundee had been shot down months before during that infamous club meeting. Barry said that this had started on an island and it would end there too. He whipered to Dee's body that he was holding out hope that now that they had severed Norman's connection to him, he could find his way out of Purgatory and back to the club. While putting Dundee to rest, Junior returned, and began arguing again with Barry and Collin over Dundee'd dead body. He was hurt he hadn't been trusted with the information about what Dundee had tried to do. They cut short their fight as the club knelt around Dundee, giving him gifts to take with him and telling him to fight as hard as he could against Norman.
The next day, Barry returned to the island to pay his respects, only to find that while Dundee's body had disappeared, the island was littered with bone fragments and a skeleton, with bloodied crows picking at body parts. It was a gruesome scene. After seeing Dundee's spirit haunt the area, Barry thought his guilt was making him hallucinate. When he brought the club back to the Island, they realized Dundee was truly gone, and they buried the bones Barry had found between two trees and laid their former Prime Minister to rest. Barry named the island Dee's Rest in his honor.
The BBMC Without Dundee[]
Barry wasted little time getting the word out to the other members of the club about the events that had transpired that night. Despite many members of the BBMC not being on the cliffside when Dundee was shot, few of them challenged the stories from those who were there that night. They accepted that their Founder and PM was gone, as they had all dealt his spiraling behavior over the last few months. Many of them pointed out that Dundee was putting the entire club at risk through his actions. High Command ordered the club to keep the news of Dundee's death a secret from the city, in the hopes that Dundee might be able to return from Purgatory, but that plan soon was unraveled by Norman himself.
Within days, the police who were investigating Norman Bones had been tipped off with the unexpected arrival of a skull via crow. A DNA test confirmed that it belonged to Irwin Dundee, and Captain Jeffrey Bundy delivered it to Nancy Drew to hand over to the club. Former club member Pez Speedwagon, now a cadet sharing a home with Bundy, soon began calling the club with suspicious questions about Dundee.
Given that the club had committed a murder and the poilce had held Dundee's skull in custody, Barry kept the news of Dundee's demise a secret to all but the most trustworthy (and powerful) people in the city. Meanwhile, Norman was beginning to expand his reach, telling others about Dundee's death. The streets were quiet and people began asking questions of the club. To Barry's dismay, he found out that besides select members of the PD, the leaders of the Lost MC, Rudi Rinsen and Seaside, Benji Ramos had been informed by Norman about Dundee - making it harder for the club to control the narrative.
In the immediate days that followed Dundee's death, the club seemed to come to a standstill. Even though he was struggling with grief and guilt, Barry realized that he needed to put aside his feelings in order to stabilize the club and keep it moving, or else Dundee's legacy would fall apart. The BBMC still needed a leader, and while Barry wanted to call for a club vote to ensure their were no lingering uncertainties about his leadership, his High Command disagreed. They informed him they considered him the Acting Prime Minister and it was more important for the club to have time to mourn. So Barry worked to improve the club's morale instead, first by promoting Hangaround Alex "Lil Cap" Söderberg to a Prospect. In the first club meeting following Dundee's death, Barry asked the club to help him in forging a new path forward by suggesting changes to High Command they wanted to see.
Season 11 - Long Live The Prime Minister
The New Prime Minister[]
Barry meeting with the club as the new PM
On September 17, 2022, Barry announced to the club that he was ascending to the title of Prime Minister. He and Chip Wheeler, the final two Founders of the club, proposed a restructuring of the club, based on a survey of club members and what they had identified as problem areas that needed reform. One of the major areas was the club's promotion process, which had slowed to a crawl in the past year, going from an average of two to three months to a six-month timeline to be jacketed. Additionally, the process for voting was changed, as delays with being able to collect votes from all of the Patched members had halted promotions for several months. Now instead of all Patches voting on promoting those of the same rank as them, those votes were being reserved for High Command, while Patches would retain their votes for bringing new Prospects into the club.
A new Hangaround system was created, giving Hangarounds 60 days to prove themselves to the club before going through a review process. If after 60 days the club could see a jacket on a Hangaround's back one day, they could give them pointers for how to improve or promote them immediately. If not, the club reserved the right to end their Hangaround career at that time. In the meeting the club also created new rules to improve club communications and try to bridge the divide between the club's two shifts. Members were quick to embrace the new reforms in the BBMC - especially the streamlined path to Prospect and Patch that High Command had agreed to.
The last order of business that day was making Associate Hubcap Jones an official BBMC Hangaround, with Prospect Antonio Rodrigues offering to be his jacket. This would launch the biggest week of major promotions since the start of the club. First, the BBMC promoted longtime blooded-in Prospect TJ Walker, whose promotion Dundee had been pushing for since April, making him a fully Patched member. Then, the club promoted Hangarounds Ellie Fletch and Aubrey Adams to Prospects, doubling the amount of women in the club. Finally, Stevie McQueen, who had been a Prospect for over a year and was the club's Chaplain-in-training, was promoted to a fully Patched, blooded in member. The club celebrated the expansion of their ranks.
However, mere hours after promoting Ellie, Aubrey, and Stevie, one of the few people outside of the BBMC who knew of Dundee's death decided to take advantage of their internal shift in leadership: Seaside leader Benji Ramos.
Benji Wants Blood[]
During the first month that Dundee was gone, members of Seaside who were personal friends of Dundee had dropped by the Billy and asked where he was, as they hadn't seen him in a while. The club was keeping the death of Dundee a secret from all outsiders except those directly involved, in part because it was club business that they had been ordered not to talk about, but also because TJ had made a deal with Norman Bones to save Dundee from Purgatory. What the club didn't know at first was that Norman was creating chaos by telling people like Benji, that Dundee was dead.
Benji became agitated by what he saw as the club lying to him. Barry pointed out that Benji had never reached out to him for answers like the Lost MC President had, even though Benji knew Barry personally and knew what his rank in the club was. On the night of September 24th, 2022, after a big day of of jacketing and patching celebrations, Benji geared up to go down to the Billy and get his answers at gunpoint.
Arriving at the Billy gates with a full crew, he was met with two freshly Prospected members, Ellie and Aubrey as well as various civilians who were hanging out by the front gates. When newly Patched member Stevie came to the front of the Billy to explain that Benji would need to talk to High Command when they were awake, he exploded. He gunned down the Bondi Babes and the others standing there in a haze of anger.
The entire club was furious that their new Bondi Babes had been shot down on their own turf. But High Command refused to be pushed into war just because Benji was feeling emotional and temperamental over not being told club business. Barry and TJ met with the leadership of Seaside and while amends were not made, war was averted by sharing the full story of what had happened to Dundee. After all, the club was more concerned about their efforts to save Dundee from the grips of Norman Bones and Purgatory, which could only be solved one way...
Sacrificing Baas[]
In the days following Dundee's death, the club was grief-stricken by the loss of a leader they had respected and the betrayal they felt over his actions toward the club at the behest of Norman Bones. Barry had ordered club members not to make any deals with Norman, who was beginning to contact BBMC members. But some members, like Collin and Junior attempted to talk with the God of Death anyways. Collin found himself tricked into making a deal with him to save Dundee. Barry was furious, and reinforced to the club to stay away from Bones. But TJ's survivor's guilt, spurred on by the argument he'd had with Dundee on the cliffside right before his death, drove him to make a drastic choice. He took matters into his own hands to save Collin and the club from the bad deal.
TJ went to the El Gordo lighthouse, stepping inside Norman's lair, which was lined with the skulls of the dead, to try to bring Dundee back. Norman agreed to allow TJ to take Dundee's place and become a tool for him, which met periodically he would need to kill someone for Norman. But TJ made stipulations: that his family and the club were never to be harmed by TJ's work and that when Dundee returned, he would have no memory of Norman. The first target: Chief of Police Sam Baas.
After much planning, on Sept. 25th, 2022, TJ caught Baas in a moment where he was unguarded in Paleto. With the BBMC HC assisting, they moved in and whisked Baas away, taking him to the cliffside where Dundee died. There, TJ introduced Baas to Norman Bones and explained he was sending him somewhere worse than Hell - to Purgatory - and shot him down. Finally, sixteen months after Baas had kidnapped and ocean dumped Dundee, the club had their revenge.
Storefronts Come To Vespucci[]
On July 1, 2022; Collin received the first Vespucci storefront for his hardware store Nailed It. With new business storefronts came the opportunity for more businesses to move into Vespucci and bring life to the beach. The club's relationship with Cerberus VP Nancy Drew, Collin's girlfriend, began paying dividends as she helped smooth the way for storefronts and business networking for the club. Through Nancy, the Parks and Recreation department asked permission to hold a Fourth of July celebration on Vespucci Beach, complete with a concert, a muscle car show and fireworks. Collin timed his business's grand opening to coincide with the event. Co-sponsored with BBMC, the event drew about half the population of the city and was a huge success.
Seeing this success from the Fourth of July, Barry thought of more ways to make Vespucci a community hub. The first being a long-awaited promotional concert for Benson's Backalley Motors. There they raffled off a flashy sports car and Barry's father, Hubcap Jones, performed for a crowd that swelled to a quarter of the city's population. With the unveiling of the new BBM website and commercial, sales were taking off. Barry also began working with Nancy and the club's lawyer, Robert Locksley, to revive a land rights ownership plan for Vespucci that had been worked on by Pez during his time as treasurer.
Late one night, Barry and his son TJ brainstormed a new business plan for a crypto currency-backed investment company that sold NFTs as a cover for an illegal crypto casino. With backing from the Puppet Master and the mayor, they thought their new business, King of Investments (KOI), had the potential to be a goldmine.
In September, Nancy informed High Command that Vespucci was being looked at as the next major hub for businesses in the city. Barry asked newly Patched member Stevie McQueen to form and head up a Vespucci business bureau to manage the new businesses. Nancy informed the club that Vespucci was set to be one of the largest business hubs in the city, with room for up to 45 stores. On the 26th of September, 2022, Dean Watson gave his approval to Nancy for Vespucci to become the next up-and-coming business hub in the city. That same day, Nancy created the storefront for King of Investments, with Vespucci Camp & Bait and Deez Notes going in the day after. Meanwhile, club members began fielding calls from civilians who were eager to bring their businesses to Vespucci and have them approved by the club.
Dodo Goes Extinct[]
On Thanksgiving day, Antonio and Ellie were working a shift together at Dodo, delivering packages in the Southside when they were pulled up on by the Blocks. While being robbed, Hooker Block recognized that Antonio might be a member of an MC, and Antonio asked Mike Block if he really wanted to hold them up. Incensed that a civilian was acting tough, Mike shot them both down. When Collin heard that the Blocks had attacked two of his club members, he rounded up a hunting crew and they gunned down Mike andFour Tee in revenge.
When Barry learned the next day what had happened, he was furious. Dundee and Barry had never supported their club working at Dodo, with Barry declaring he would rather die than ever do a Dodo run. Barry announced that he was banning Dodo for jacketed members because they were cop killers and a terrorist organization, not civs. This caused a furor in the club, mainly among the new prospects. Barry and High Command decided they needed to find more revenue avenues for members to work toward, and began offering further training for specialties such as drug running.
The Calm Before The Storm[]
By mid-December, the Bondi Boys knew that it was only a matter of time before their former Prime Minister returned. The club had made a number of internal changes aimed at stabilizing the club. Stevie was formally promoted to High Command as Chaplain, Peter Percocet was promoted from Hangaround to Prospect, and a number of new reforms aimed at making the Hangaround process more efficient were introduced.
It wasn't all good though. Chain - the first-ever BBMC Prospect - left the club for good in a postcard message to Barry. Meanwhile, Jesse took extended vacations outside the city. The moves left the club with several fewer available members for an absolutely crucial moment for the club.
Season 12 - Rise Up Dead Man
In aftermath of Barry killing Dundee, TJ made a deal with Norman Bones to bring Dundee back from purgatory in exchange for doing some assassination work for the Angel of Death. Norman never had to specify when Dundee would return though, and for four months club nervously awaited their Prime Minister's return. So when Dundee finally washed up on the shores of Paleto, all hell broke loose.
Dee Day[]
On December 18, 2022, Nancy called Colin about a strange phone call she had with Mayor Mickey S., where there Mayor told her that he was "helping out a man who just returned from the dead." Colin was suspicious, but was willing to chalk it up to Mickey being Mickey.
However, about an hour later Junior received a mysterious, anonymous phone call and the club noticed he was getting stressed by the voice on the other line. Junior then set off on his own, scouring the city without telling the rest of the club where he going other than to say he needed to "check something out." But Junior soon stopped answering his phone and the club became worried that something was amiss. When Junior finally answered a call from Antonio, he said he had merely crashed his bike and had to go to the hospital. He then changed his story, claiming that some fake cops had attacked him and left him for dead. The club didn't buy Junior's explanation though and suspected that Dundee had returned. Their suspicions were heightened when Junior stopped answering their calls.
With Junior no longer talking to the club, Stevie had the idea of trying to find other people in the city who had connections to Dundee that might help him in whatever revenge schemes he had against the club. She ordered the club to lure out and kidnap Brooklyn Baker, Dundee's old flame, but Brooklyn mysteriously went missing moments before they reached the meeting point.
In the hours that followed, Stevie received a call from Cora Star, who confirmed with her own eyes that Dundee was alive and making phone calls from payphones. With Barry and Colin out of town for the day, Stevie took command and ordered a club meeting to determine what they would do about their resurrected former Prime Minister.
Stevie expressed concern that Dundee was in a bad mental state and would use his connections to some of the most powerful gangs in the city to make life hell for the club. Her worst fears were realized hours later when she learned that Dundee had returned to the Billabong with Benji Ramos and Marty Banks - let in by Junior. But in a shocking turn of events, TJ Walker arrived and shot Junior in the face after the two got into a heated argument about Junior not telling the club that Dundee was back.
Dundee, Benji and Marty fled before Stevie and the other club members could find them. When they arrived at the Billabong, Junior had to be taken to the ICU and TJ fled in fear of reprisal from the rest of the club since he no longer knew who to trust.
Dundee's Road to Redemption and the Escape out of debt[]
Summary of Dundee's POV December 19th 2022: Dundee hangs around awhile in the GG compound and Mickey S eventually came to Dundee to talk about an Casino Heist that will involve with the Soy Boys to clear off the debt and tested Dee's abilities for driving. Later when Marty Banks woken up they all went to find a place for Dee to have a talk with Barry Benson. They all went to a secluded cliff where Dee & Barry talked while Marty and Mickey watched over Dundee. The talk was tense with it went well for Dee & Barry. Later on Dundee, Marty, Mickey, & Benji robbed a bank together and got away. They all went to the Clean Manor to chill and discussed about Dundee's future. Afterwards Dundee decide to have a talk to TJ and got Marty and Benji as insurance to protect him. Later on Dundee and TJ discussed about the club and why he was killed at the end of the Del Perro Peir while Marty and Benji giving first listening in the conversation and later went down to join the talk. After the talk Dundee, Marty and Benji give their advice and insight to the situation. They later discussed about the future for Dundee and about forming a group. Benji reconsiders about reviving Soy Boys and Marty was now officially in the group. They later went on to a nostalgia trip but Dundee realize that the city and everyone changed and one was the same anymore. Benji said to look up to the future for Soy Boys and the family outside of the BBMC if things don't go the way Dundee wants it to be.
Summary December 23rd:EarlierDundee went to talk to Antonio, Collin again, Nancy, Mickey, Buck again and Aubrey. Was decide from majority vote who was wake at the time for Dundee to come back, but Dundee & Collin push for all patched members that was not at the vote or who didn't get to vote yet to vote. Later on Stevie and several unknown prospects didn't seem to trust Dundee coming back to the club then and with Stevie giving a no for Dundee's return while arguing with Barry that he is in the club. After that Dundee decide to take off this jacket and disappears into the night.
-TBA
Back in for More[]
Summary December 26th: Dundee came back in the club as a hangaround for 3 hours and turn back into a high command member after that.
Kick Him out[]
Summary: With Dundee being with the club again for over a month it's seems that the old problematic side of his behavior hasn't changed and again the club with all it's members decided to kick him out. This cause Dundee to decide a plan to destroy the club that he created.
Bondi 'Til We Die (Series Finale)
By December of 2023, all of the goals that the Founding Three of Irwin Dundee, Barry Benson and Riley Carter had made for themselves had been accomplished. The club was several dozen strong, a money-printing factory and one of the most feared criminal organizations in Los Santos.
But as with all criminal organizations, Father Time is undefeated. On the 13th of December 2023, Officer Jack Ripley arrived at the Billabong with an agent from the Federal Investigation Bureau, to serve Barry Benson and his club a Racketeer Influenced and Corrupt Organizations (RICO) warrant. The club was defiant, and after reading the warrant, ate it and scared the governmment officials out of Vespucci by shooting a rocket-propelled grenade in their general direction. However, the RICO case being built against them was airtight.
Six months later the FIB, with enough firepower to take down a small nation, descended upon Vespucci. The Battle for the Billy was hard-fought. The LSPD led with an overwhelming force of tanks and jets and successfully took down the BBMC. Many members were imprisoned and deported back to their home countries, and the Billy was stripped of everything that identified it as belonging to the Bondi Boys. The club's homes and businesses were confiscated, and even the money that Edbert Ropeburn buried from them was discovered. The remnants of the Vagos moved into the Billabong and sprayed up their former turf. before the collapse of the government.
The remaining BBMC members were forbidden to publicly associate with each other and the PD set up a base of operations in Vespucci to make their presence in their former home permanent. But the damage that the club had done to the city with the Sanguine War took its toll. The government collapsed, and without services most of the residents fled the city as it descended into lawlessness. Even in defeat, the BBMC conquered the city of Los Santos.
Final Fate of the BBMC[]
Barry Benson, Prime Minister: Deported to Australia.
Collin McKinley, Vice Prime Minister: Married Nancy Drew and retired to live on a ranch in Kentucky.
Terrance "TJ" Walker, High Command: Fled the city.
Edbert "Ed" Ropeburn, High Command: Traveled to Japan after stunning revelations of the life he left behind and to find his missing family.
Sean "Irish" McQuillen, Road Captain: Deported to Ireland.
Ophelia "Fey" Dawson, Enforcer: Married Fauna May, implicated in murder and drug trafficking, sent to prison and then a mental hospital to be "rehabilitated."
Chip Wheeler, Founder/Patched Member: Fled the city.
Jesse Reed, Patched Member: Fled the city and locked himself in his apartment to play video games.
Stevie McQueen, Patched Member: Traveled to Japan with Edbert to help him find his family. Was rehabilitated in a mental hospital.
Finley "Finn" Milton, Patched Member: Spent five years in prison for the murder of DoC Jeff Geofferson.
Aubrey Adams, Patched Member: Traveled to Liberty City to chase down information about her dad’s old cold case. Changed name to “Aubrey Synnefo."
Alex "Lil Cap" Soderberg, Patched Member: Forced to return to Sweden after his visa expired.
Gheto Kaiba, Patched Member: Fled to Australia but the internet was shite there so he flew back to Japan.
Peter Percocet, Patched Member: Deported back to England.
Cora Star, Patched Member: Left Los Santos and joined a racing crew on the East Coast.
Flops Rainman, Patched Member: Convicted in a RICO case and sentenced to five years in prison, three in solitary confinement.
Benny Razer, Patched Member: Left the city in order to get a lung transplant in New York City.
Kelly Dean, Patched Member: Deported to Australia.
Rue Minmi, Patched Member: Deported to Australia.
Buck Colton, Prospect: Fate unknown
Rein Synnefo, Prospect: Married his fiancee Theo and fled to Canada.
Jessi Adler, Prospect: Returned to North Korea and was tortured by her brother and lost her memories.
Theodora "Theo" Thatcher, Prospect: Married her fiance Rein, then was arrested and convicted for a cryptocurrency scam, later released and fled to Canada.
Winston Walker, Prospect: Left Los Santos and spends five years tracking down the club, to the detriment of his mental health.
Shang Liu, Prospect: Fled to Somalia after facing deportation to China, became a Somolian pirate.
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