Sabrina Carpenter

Maybe Luann would like me.

Oh, Randy, I love you.

We're now back in French class.

Erica is not happy about her B average progress report.

So she stays after class to talk to the teacher.

He explains that in order to get an A, she'll need to do extra credit and get an A on the final exam.

But even with this plan in place, back at home, her parents are not satisfied.

Based on their earlier deal, this means she can only race in Houston.

But the Nationals are in Salt Lake City, coincidentally, the DECOM capital of the United States.

Erica tries to convince her dad to let her race, but he's not budging.

A deal's a deal, and she must get her grades up.

And I was like, okay.

You've now been racing for years.

You've moved it up to where you can be the national champion, and you're going to not let her go because she has a B in French?

Really?

She's not failing anything.

She has a B in French.

Producer Lisa just said, sounds like my parents.

But as the way they're setting it up is she literally has an A in every single class, but a B in French.

So we're pulling the chance for you to do the thing that literally could make you millions of dollars in sponsorship money.