He's grizzled and old and been through the meat grinder that was World War I and the sweat and pain of Southwestern Pennsylvania's mills and mines and the good times and bad times in the Monongahela Valley's taverns and clubs and he has some stories about the wars and the town the soldiers and sailors came from that fought those wars. "So, don't worry about your dying, boy. And don't worry about your living. Just get on with it the best you can. Everything ain't yesterday and tomorrow. Who knows where time comes from anyways? Ain't nobody does."