Sabrina Carpenter

He admits he wanted to stand up to them in the past, but it cheapens them.

They eventually make up, and the lesson was learned.

And this is where...

to me, the DCOM really kind of shines through because it has these little messages of like, you got to learn how to lose.

It's almost more important to learn how to lose than it is to learn how to win.

You got to learn how to do both.

And I thought the scenes like this were really great.

I agree 100%.

And now it's time for the finals.

And as you could predicted, it's Erica versus Jordi.

It's the one we've all been waiting for.

And then Erica hits the gas before the green light, disqualifying her before the race has even started.

Womp womp.

Jordi is the winner in a very anticlimactic ending.

And it was like, damn.

Now Erica's back in French class not paying attention.

Instead, she has her little reaction time machine and is trying her best to beat a record.

She's caught by the teacher mid-lecture who takes the gadget away and says, that's not ball.

That's French for good, I think.

Anyway.