
When I got to Site 511, the place was in a tough spot the team had just walked out. I rolled up my sleeves and put in the work to keep the site open to close by myself for a month. I taught myself how to troubleshoot the software with our tech providers to keep things running, and just focused on giving every customer an experience worth coming back to. It meant putting in some brutal back-to-back 70-hour weeks, but I was determined to build a stable foundation and prove the site could succeed. I kept the doors open, the equipment working, and the service consistent, all on my own. That experience didn’t just teach me how to run a site. It shows I have the motivation and care to do so.