I read an article on how Director Sean Wang has received a lot of recognition for his short documentary film, and it made me think more about the influence that films with more diversity (in racial and ethnic differences) have had on the overall Disney company. 

What does the high customer praise and response say to you?

Environmental protection is very important to me. In your 2025 Target Summary, you mention reaching -70% absolute reduction of greenhouse gas emissions in facilities, through 100% renewable electricity and fleet electrification. 

How do you plan on reaching these goals in a financially sustainable way? How close are you to meeting these goals?

I read on your website about your joint venture merge with Reliance in India. What kind of opportunities will the join venture bring to both companies?

I trained the new employees on the food assembly line as we made numerous orders for the drive-thru and lobby customers. I taught them how to prepare certain ingredients, how to stock the food assembly line, how to make certain items, and how to be as efficient as possible. 

I stepped up to the leadership role that was expected of me as a team member trainer and aided my manager in guiding my coworkers to make the best out of the shift.

One day as I was at basketball practice running 1v1 drills with the team I felt the worst pain I ever felt in my life in my right ankle. I went up for a layup and when I landed I heard a pop and the excruciating pain followed shortly after. 

I went to sit down for the rest of practice and I was devastated and scared that I would be injured. I went to the doctor that next day and they ran some tests. It was very hard to walk or move my ankle at all and the more I realized this the more scared I became. 

We were in the hospital waiting for about two hours for the doctor to come back with the results. She told my parents and me that I had ruptured my Achilles tendon. 

At the time I didn’t realize what this meant, but we were referred to a surgeon who explained everything. He told me I would need surgery and that I wouldn't be able to return to basketball for at least nine months, meaning I wouldn’t be able to play the following season. For the next couple of months I had to reduce my physical activity to ensure I didn’t injure my Achilles again, and I began having to attend physical therapy twice a week. 

Physical therapy was hard and tiring and each time I went I wanted to leave and never go back. However, I stuck with it because I knew that was the only way I would get back to playing basketball and feel like myself again. Eventually after about six months of physical therapy I stopped going, and I slowly returned to playing basketball.

AAU season is about to start soon and with where I’m at now I most definitely think I'll be able to play. This is all thanks to the hard work and patience I put in during my recovery process.

I read an article about Nike and Jacquemus collaborating to create a unique and expressive line of clothing. 

I noticed that a famous Olympian, Sha’Carri Richardson, wore the clothing created, but will these items be available for athletes in the future? 

Last semester, I started to plan a fundraiser with the CEO of the hospital in my town. I had met with her and discussed the logistics of the event multiple times. 

After thinking we had everything set and ready to go, we were thrown a curve ball. One of the other groups at the hospital wanted to add a meal at this event. This cause conflict because I had already arranged for local stores to donate drinks and snacks.

Since I was in charge of this event, I contacted all of these business and explained to them we had a shift in our plans. I asked for different donations and got it all organized to accommodate for the meal.

By the time the event came, we had everything set and proper donations were in place. The event went smoothly, and we raised over $2,000 to give to families in our community who were struggling with financial issues due to a cancer diagnosis.