In this story, we follow Sabrina, a spoiled teenager who is upset when her parents gift her a gray car instead of a pink one for her birthday. Feeling entitled, she lashes out at her parents, blaming them for not getting her the car she wanted and expressing disdain for their hard work. Her parents, Hilda and Harvey, realize that they have been too indulgent and decide to teach her a lesson about the value of money and responsibility.

After a series of events, Sabrina crashes her car and is faced with the consequences of her actions. Her parents tell her that she must work to understand the value of money, and she reluctantly takes a job at a fast-food restaurant. Initially resentful, she starts to adapt and eventually feels a sense of accomplishment after earning her own money. 

Sabrina surprises her parents by selling her designer items to cover the cost of a new car, showcasing her newfound understanding of hard work and responsibility. She declines a new car offer from her parents, choosing instead to save up for a car she can purchase on her own in the future.

The story ends on a hopeful note, showing that Sabrina has matured and learned the importance of hard work and gratitude, while her parents feel relieved that their daughter is finally on the right track.