Christopher was born in Louisville to a housewife and a laborer. He went to a Catholic school for eight years, though he now considers himself an Independent Baptist. He was raised in a conservative home, and family was always very important. Christopher graduated high school and went to work for UPS. At UPS, he was an unloader--meaning one who unloads onto the conveyer belts those packages from large containers. His excessive energy earned him the nickname "Machine" by managers and coworkers. Christopher continued in this position for five-and-a-half years, and soon began training new workers, and did so for two years while still unloading. He then moved to another job within the company that was less stressful on his body. Christopher graduated from the University of Louisville in December of 2009, and in the same month had his first book, "Among Men," published. The book is a look at conservative philosophy.