By the time he was 8 years old, Joshua Briones was rising before dawn to pick strawberries and cherry tomatoes, moving from town to town in California with his immigrant farm worker parents.
He spent his teenage years painting, laying linoleum and carpet, working as a busboy, a waiter, and in grocery stores. He didn’t graduate from high school.
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