so, I was watching MTV's "Made" where they take younger kids (usually into college or late highschool age) and help them become something... a cheerleader, soccer player, skateboarder, something that they want but dont know anything about, and thats when it hit me.... I think im going to play dumb and ask them to help me learn how to become a professional drifter. hmmm... think it would work? i mean, seriously, you know a good amount of people would watch.

 

apply and find out

 

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COURSE DETAILS:

DURATION: 5 hours (1 hour theory, 4 hours driver training)
VENUES: Brisbane (Mt. Cotton Training Centre skidpan)
Armidale (NSW Traffic Education Centre skidpan)
Goulburn (Suttons Road Training Centre skidpan)
VEHICLES: Supplied (cars may include S13, S14, MR2)
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Not sure I'd want to travel to Australia to go to drifting school.

 

Ive actually thought about that before. I was thinking of doing it, hoping that they would give me a free car. That would be sweet.