Driving sideways is my favorite thing to do, now let me explain. Cars have been an obsession of mine throughout my childhood, which, as a result, has become an integral part of my day-to-day life now. In my elementary days, I would spend every penny adding to my Hot Wheels collection until it was eventually too big to play with at once. I would often line up every car just to play with one or two, then put them all away when I finished. Fast forward to high school and I've bought my first car, already started wrenching around on it, and acquired a new hobby: drifting. Although it's hard to find a "legal" place to do it, I took every opportunity I got to go out and polish my skills. Eventually, I got to the point where I could confidently drift nearly any curve without having to worry about ending up in a ditch. I started teaching people who wanted to learn and began working on cars far more often whenever any of my friends needed any help. Even learning about the components and history of cars became interesting to me and my passion continued to grow for, what I call, the art of drifting. While driving sideways may not be for everyone, it certainly is one addicting hobby.