What’s your most memorable Halloween experience?

My most memorable Halloweens were going through haunted houses with my dad right there by my side. I’d get scared and want to quit, but he wouldn’t let me give up. He’d encourage me to keep going, face the next scare, and follow through until we made it to the end. Looking back, those moments meant so much more than just being scared. They taught me to be brave, keep pushing when I’m afraid, and never quit just because something is difficult. To this day, haunted houses remind me of my d

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

I’d make it to the end because quitting has never been my strong suit. 😂 I’m stubborn, resourceful, and when things get difficult, I figure out a way forward. I’d keep my head, pay attention, trust my instincts, and make sure I never split up from the group—the #1 horror-movie rule! I might be terrified, but I’d keep moving. After all, my dad taught me that being scared is okay… giving up is not.

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

I’d turn that unlucky $13,000 into one of the luckiest opportunities of my life. I’d invest part of it into growing my cleaning business and my creative dreams, putting the money toward building a better future for myself. I’d also use some of it to make memories with my family, especially my dad, because experiences and time with the people you love are worth more than anything. I’d want the money to create something lasting—not just something I spent and forgot about.

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

My dad, without a doubt. ❤️ Some of my most unforgettable Halloween memories are going through haunted houses with him by my side. When I was scared and wanted to quit, he wouldn’t let me give up. He taught me that being afraid is okay, but giving up isn’t. He’s always been someone I could count on when things get hard. If I had to survive a horror movie, there’s no one I’d rather have beside me than the man who taught me to keep going.