Your first print will fail. That's the machine, not you.
New Bambu and Ender owners do the same three things in week one:
They slice a huge model. They skip washing the bed. They tweak five settings at once.
A dirty PEI sheet will ruin a perfect STL. So will a first layer that's 0.3mm too high. Spaghetti is almost never "the file is bad."
Do this instead:
Print something that finishes in 20 minutes.
Use the stock PLA profile. One change at a time.
If it fails twice, stop and look at the first layer, not Reddit.
I keep a starter pack of print-ready files for that first week, and a separate 1-hour live debug if you want someone on the slicer with you. Files and repair are not the same product on purpose.
