Sabrina Carpenter

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.

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

Erica is shocked.

She expected him to be mad, but he's just surprised.

She's a really talented driver, but he has her back and loves her no matter what.

He kisses her forehead and tells her to get some rest for the big day tomorrow, obviously meaning French because it's so important in that family.

The next morning on her way into school, Erica bumps into Desert Island Dreamboat Todd.

Bon Crayon S Large.

I don't know why the only thing I know how to say is my pencil is big.

And that's literally what I just said was Bon Crayon S Large.

Isn't that awful that for some reason that's the only thing I know how to say in French?

My God.

Exactly.