Joe Swink grew up a tenant farm kid during the days of the great depression. Most everything he and his ten brothers ate was grown on their farm. Education, a social life, and self esteem were greatly flawed by his dysfunctional family life. Moral and spiritual guidance from his dad was grossly wanting. The magnitude of the problems of Joe's early life are obviously more acute today which illuminate rather than deter from the fact that "there is no new thing under the sun." Ecclesiastes 1:9: With pain man is born, he travails for a season then dies and goes to his eternal reward. Nothing...