Sabrina Carpenter

And when her dad gets home from work, he hears metal being tossed around.

It's Erica putting her trophies in storage.

She's quitting racing.

She tells her dad she has no friends and can't seem to get her life in order.

With the French final tomorrow, she just doesn't feel any of this is worth it anymore.

Her dad admits he gets where she's coming from and that it's okay if she wants to quit.

I was shocked, but I guess a good message, especially if you're young, like if you're truly not having fun anymore, I'm not going to force you to do this.

You've got a 3.9 average.

Yes.

That's true.

He did let her quit awfully fast.

Can you imagine calling Pennzoil and saying, thank you for the multi-millions of dollars you've given me, but my daughter got a B, so we're not going to let her race?

Yes, I'm telling her.

So not only do I have to be a racer and a national champion, but I need to have perfect grades.

That's the standard you're setting for me.

That's insane.

Oh, my God.

Anyway, she's quitting racing.

She tells her dad she has no friends and can't seem to get her life in order.

With the French final tomorrow, she just doesn't feel like any of it's worth anything anymore, which is a lot of emphasis on French.