Join Linq To list outside of database

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    var filterList = new List<string>();
            filterList.Add("OO172222");
            filterList.Add("OO172232");
            filterList.Add("OO172242");
            filterList.Add("OO172252");
            filterList.Add("OO172262");
            filterList.Add("OO172272");
            filterList.Add("OO172282");
            filterList.Add("OO172302");
            filterList.Add("OO172312");
            filterList.Add("OO172322");

             var rptRecords = (from wo in BucketEntities.tbl_SalesWorkOrder
                              join fi in BucketEntities.FranchiseInfoes on wo.FranchiseID equals fi.FranchiseID
                              join pc in BucketEntities.tbl_Pivotal_Company on fi.AccountCode equals
                                  pc.Franchisee_Account_Code
                              join wot in BucketEntities.tbl_SalesWorkOrderTasks on new { wo.OrderID, wo.FranchiseID } equals
                            new { wot.OrderID, wot.FranchiseID }
                              where (wo.WSADate >= startdate && wo.WSADate <= enddate)
                                && wot.AcceptedYN != false
                              where ((wo.DispatchCode == "DVC") || (wo.DispatchCode.Substring(0, 10) == "Dryer Vent")) ||
                             ((filterList.Contains(wot.TaskCodeNumber) || wot.TaskCodeNumber == "00"))

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