Jim Peschong’s first job looked a lot like the one he’d had since he was 6: farm chores. He woke up at 4:30 to feed hogs, clean pens and whatever else for $85 a week, plus room and board. But on his first day, the farmer gave him a chore he’d never had --ÌýdiggingÌýthe farmer'sÌýmother’s grave at the cemetery.