Sabrina Carpenter

And then we meet her little sister, Courtney.

Yes, sister's here, who acts like a little snitch and calls racing dangerous while eating ice cream.

Both girls go off to bed so the parents can talk out the racing situation alone.

Janet knows that racers can die, which, you know, they can, and isn't sure what to do.

But next, we're just thrown into her first ever NHRA Junior Drag Racing event.

The track is packed, and now kids 8 to 16 will finally get the chance to race just like pros.

Erica is there.

So obviously her mom folded like a futon.

Everything's coming together.

But her dad is confronted by a redneck who asks if letting a little girl race is a good idea.

And just in case you didn't know, she was a little girl.

Her hot rod is pink with Enders Racing written on the side.

And frankly, I thought it was the coolest looking one there.

I did, too.

That was cool.

Great.

I love it.

I thought she had the best looking car there.

Mine, by the way, would be green.

I decided I had a long conversation with my wife last night that if I was ever thrown into a drag racing car, I'd want it to be green because it's my favorite color.