JE is a natural born Texan; he claims that he was eight years old before he found out that Texas by God wasn't one word. He writes like Tina Turner sang; "Nice and Hard". Warr's been described as the "Bob Uecker of Texas Writers. He will take on a rode you've never been down, driving an old pick up well above its limits. JE was brought up in West Texas where the old west went to die. The people in this tribe had a unique way of life that set them apart from the rest of Texas. He doesn't adhere to conventional norms or societal expectations. Instead, he believed in simplifying everything to its fundamental elements and embracing a minimalist lifestyle.

He has a deep connection to the land and animals, living in harmony with the rugged environment that surrounded them. His concept of justice, known as "cowboy justice," was not based on laws or regulations but on an innate sense of what was morally right. It was a justice that transcended written codes and was guided by their hearts. He believed that what was right, was simply right, with no room for debate or compromise. It was a way of life that demanded integrity, honesty, and loyalty above all else. West Texans value hard work, integrity, and self-reliance. He believes that actions speak louder than words and that it is important to lead by example. JE understand that simply providing for his children is not enough; they strive to teach them the values and skills necessary to succeed in life.

While he may not be concerned with others' opinions or perspectives, he does not engage in confrontations or arguments. Instead, he maintain a calm demeanor, offering a polite yet dismissive response. This dry type of smile, shoulder shrug, and the phrase "bless your heart" serves to subtly indicate his disagreement while avoiding unnecessary conflict. It implies that the other person may not fully grasp the situation or may be unable to handle the truth. His pride won't let him do things to convince you he's are right.