Balsa GP

[Pavan Dave]

For our electrical house for our final physics project, our group was in it's prime and we were finishing our circuits when a group of students needed a lot of help on their house. Leaving one of my friends in charge of attaching the last complex circuit to the battery, I went and helped the other group. Somebody on our team asked me why I was so eager to help another group because they were a bunch of "over achievers" who hit their first road block in life. My response was, it was the right thing to do. FIRST has taught me to put others before myself (not really taught, just reinforced what my parents tattooed to my morals). I guess more and more of what us robotics kids do is more second nature rather than to think twice about giving a helping hand. I remember walking to see our robot compete and so I walked through the pits as soon as I heard a crack in Curie, I was one of the first to the team's pits ready to lend a helping hand.