Sabrina Carpenter

Erica admits talking about racing makes her nervous and tongue-tied.

Everything, including racing, just comes easier for her.

Randy says some nice stuff to Erica, but seems intimidated by some cute girls nearby.

Erica wonders if she's cramping his style, but he admits his love life is non-existent.

They talk about both being single and Randy says boys are intimidated by her ability to win.

And Randy says that boys are intimidated by Erica and her ability to win races.

We're now back at school.

Erica's in the gym warming up for volleyball, watching cute guys play basketball.

I wonder if they're at the chocolate party.

But then some other girls bully Erica about racing.

Her friends from earlier, the one with the chocolate and hot boy party, that one Luann, tells her not to worry.

They're just jealous.

Then during hitting drills, the bullies don't let up.

They say drag racing is a real sport.

And then unlike her dad, Erica actually stands up for herself.

And...

It was, I think, at this point where I realized just how much bullying was actually in this movie, which, frankly, was probably par for the course in the early 90s.

It was probably real.

Yeah.

Oh, God, it's awful.