What’s your most memorable Halloween experience?

My favorite Halloween memory was when I worked on a cruise ship. Nobody had any spirit and it felt like the holiday was going to pass by completely. So I threw a costume party in my little cabin. At first people thought I was crazy, but then everyone showed up, piecing together costumes from whatever they could find. By the end of the night, the crew deck was full of laughter and Halloween energy. It showed me how fun spreads when you just decide to start it.

Tell us why you would make it to the end of a horror movie.

I’d survive a horror movie because I don’t blindly follow rules or authority—I trust my own instincts. While others waste time waiting to be told what to do, I’d already be moving, thinking ahead, and finding a way out. I notice the details, stay calm when things get messy, and adapt fast. And honestly, I’m too stubborn to quit. That mix of defiance, intuition, and grit would carry me through the chaos and keep me standing when the credits roll.

What would you do with the unlucky $13,000?

If I won $13,000, I’d probably scream first, then start plotting. I’d knock out some bills so I could finally breathe, then throw a chunk into my business to really get it moving. I’d stash a little for something fun—maybe a trip, maybe just spoiling myself with zero guilt. It wouldn’t just be money, it’d be freedom and possibility wrapped up in one number. And honestly, I’d make sure every dollar felt like a fresh start.

Who is your real-life hero who you would want to survive a horror movie with?

I’d survive a horror movie with Frida Kahlo because she thrived on defiance and turned suffering into art. She wouldn’t play by the rules or bow to authority, and neither would I. Together we’d fight smart, stubborn, and unapologetic, finding beauty in the chaos while refusing to quit. Frida’s fire and my grit would make us the kind of survivors the monster could never break—we’d walk out bloody, bruised, and laughing at the credits.