If you’ve ever wondered how far someone would go to get a girl’s number, Harry Chow answered that question by jumping fully clothed into a pool. In the end, he didn’t get her number, and if you ever ask, he would most definitely never do it again. But that chaotic and impulsive moment perfectly encapsulates the kind of person Harry is. Harry approaches life as a dedicated Day Student Parking Lot resident with commitment, often warning underclassmen to notify Mr. Galarsa before parking their cars in the DSPL—something he reluctantly learned himself after nearly getting his car towed. That same willingness to dive headfirst into things shows up in the way he pursues his passion for cars with enthusiasm and dedication. Harry approaches his interests with both enthusiasm and patience. To him, cars are more than just transportation; they are puzzles to understand, build, and appreciate. In many ways, his spontaneous jump explains his fascination with cars: Harry is always willing to take the leap for something he truly cares about.