 What do you believe in? "I believe in ice cream sandwiches that still have warm chocolate chips. I believe in the oatmeal that has little dinosaur eggs that turn into dinosaurs when you heat it up. I believe in starry skies that you can see because you're out in the desert camping. I believe in people having dreams and believing in things. And I believe in you." Azusa, California
 What's one of the stupidest things you've done? "There's a lot of stupid shit I've done. I used to sneak out of my house to go hang out with people. It was stupid because shit could happen. Looking back, it was stupid but I don't regret it. It was fun." Las Vegas, Nevada
 What are your dreams? "My dream is to be someone who challenges people to think differently and by doing so, help people become who God has made them to be." Azusa, California
 Do people control their own destiny? "Yes, people control their own destiny." Las Vegas, Nevada
 If you could try a job for one day, what would you try? "The first thing that pops into my mind is that I would love to be a coffee barista. I think that food and drinks bring people together and I would love to be able to observe and be a fly on the wall during other people's conversations." Twin Peaks, California
 What's one of the strangest things you've ever done? "I do a lot of strange things...I'm a strange person. I'll go up to people and try to ask them out for someone and these are complete strangers. I've eaten weird things. I guess what would be really weird in the American culture is that I've eaten a half ready duck. He wasn't ready to be hatched and he was still in the egg. It was really interesting, but I didn't really like it. The idea of the duck being half formed and seeing the whole body made me feel uneasy. I've also eaten chicken butt and chicken liver, neither of which I enjoyed. Actually, the chicken butt was good, but the liver was not okay at all." Twin Peaks, California
 What's your favorite joke? "There are many jokes I could say... I'm not very good at these to be honest. I'm trying to think of one that is actually funny. I think my favorite corny one that is a good go to is: A peanut walks into a bar and looks at the other one and says, "I've been assaulted!" Get it? Salted peanuts... assaulted?" Twin Peaks, California
 What's your favorite part of today so far? "My favorite part of today so far has been the variety of conversations I've had with random people." Twin Peaks, California
 What's the first thing you notice about people? "I notice their eyes because there is a lot you can see, even if you don't know them." Las Vegas, Nevada
 What's your random piece of advice? "Don't eat yellow snow? That doesn't mean anything in California... The secret to life lies in a good question. The best answers are in the questions. I believe that." Twin Peaks, California
 What's the best decision you've ever made? "Staying in school and finishing." Anaheim, California
 Who do you want to meet? "I want to meet Jesus, but I'll meet Jesus when I go to heaven and I meet Jesus everyday in other people. I don't really know who I want to meet, honestly. I kind of just go along and whoever I meet I'm thankful for. I enjoy meeting people as I meet them instead of meeting people that I search for, if that makes sense." Twin Peaks, California
 What's your earliest memory? "I have a memory of when I was probably two because I moved... It was before I was two because I moved when I was two and it was still in the previous house so I was still in the previous house, which means I was still in Pennsylvania. I remember doing a somersault down a small, carpeted step. I was on the top step and I put my head down on the bottom step and somersaulted over." Azusa, California
 If you could go anywhere in the world, where would you go? "Canada." Twin Peaks, California
 If you could change a lot of people's minds, what would you make them believe? "That Mexican food could be consumed for every single meal, every single day." Azusa, California
 What are your dreams? "Probably to be a stay at home mom." Twin Peaks, California
 What is the truth? "As Christians we want to say that truth is what comes from God, but I feel like that sounds to cheesy and... simple. Truth is being raw and being real. When everything is stripped away, what are you left with? That's truth. When everything outside is broken down, you're left with the truth. I think that's fundamentally what it is, the core of things and the foundation that everything is built on." Azusa, California
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