This has certainly been an experience-- a privilege to be able to take the opportunity early and work a solid eight hours a day for minimum wage before graduating. Now I'm saying goodbye to all the homies, my coworkers, and everyone I had the chance to meet. It's bittersweet to me tbh... goodbye.

I'm not open about this sort of stuff- I just want to get this off my chest. I'll miss my homies in the Bellman team and my coworkers working the reception desk, day in, day out, night, midnight, dusk. I'll even miss the staff that work everyday to keep the hotel in tip-top shape. (3/?)

It's not everyday that I get to talk to people. To laugh with people; to share an experience working in a hotel with coworkers and staff who are all doing this job day after day. My eyes have beeb opened to a lot in the industry but also to the cameraderie I don't think I'll get anywhere else (2/?)

I'm aware that the real-life Tachyon suffered a horrendous physical injury that led to her being euthanized, however, the legacy Agnes left behind was so... impressive, to say the least, that it made me want to start sprinting toward an undetermined ambition- even though Im still unsure of my future