where did john boehner come from?
Ohio
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 The book recounts how Erhard 's childhood events , job positions and self @-@ education lead to the development of the est training . Born Jack Rosenberg , Erhard was an inquisitive child who was close to his mother . In his student years , he read profusely and earned superior grades . As a teenager , Eerhard experienced both conflicts with his mother and a growing dissatisfaction with his life . Shortly after graduating from high school he married his girlfriend Pat Campbell , who had become pregnant . Instead of pursuing his plans for higher education , he took on a variety of jobs including meat @-@ packing , heating and plumbing , estimating and selling cars . By the age of 21 , Erhard had become the top car salesman at the dealership he worked for . By the time he was 25 , Erhard and his wife had four children and he was feeling increasingly restless and constrained . He formed a friendship with a woman named June Bryde , which gradually deepened into an affair . He secretly arranged a flight from Philadelphia , Pennsylvania with June in 1960 , leaving behind his wife and their four children , who would not hear from him for twelve years . The couple settled for a time in St Louis , and it was at this time that he changed his name to Werner Erhard with June changing hers to Ellen Erhard . After more work in car sales , Erhard joined the sales staff of Parents Magazine and was rapidly promoted to training manager and eventually appointed Vice @-@ President in 1967 . During this period Erhard moved frequently to different parts of the US as dictated by the demands of the job , finally settling in San Francisco . When Parents Magazine was sold to the Time @-@ Life group , he was recruited by the Grolier Society as Divisional Manager . According to Grolier vice @-@ president John Wirtz the intention of appointing Erhard was that he would bring “ integrity , honesty and straightforwardness ” to their sales practices . 

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 William Robinson " W. R. " Brown ( January 17 , 1875 – August 4 , 1955 ) was an American corporate officer of the Brown Company of Berlin , New Hampshire . He was also an influential Arabian horse breeder , the founder and owner of the Maynesboro Stud , and an authority on Arabian horses . 

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 According to a DNA analysis , he is a descendant through African ancestral lines of the Igbo people of Nigeria . 

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 The writing process for Barton Fink was smooth , they said , suggesting that the relief of being away from Miller 's Crossing may have been a catalyst . They also felt satisfied with the overall shape of the story , which helped them move quickly through the composition . " Certain films come entirely in one 's head ; we just sort of burped out Barton Fink . " While writing , the Coens created a second leading role with another actor in mind : John Goodman , who had appeared in their 1987 comedy Raising Arizona . His new character , Charlie , was Barton 's next @-@ door neighbor in the cavernous hotel . Even before writing , the Coens knew how the story would end , and wrote Charlie 's final speech at the start of the writing process . 
