Zuri urges Tony to express his feelings towards Jessie since she will be going on a date with Brody soon. Tony feels inferior and lists the reasons why Brody is better than him and therefore more desirable for Jessie.

Bruno Mars sings an encouraging song with the Sesame Street puppets about not giving up whenever you don't succeed the first time. The upbeat tone of the song and the lyrics tap into the emotions of the listener.

SpongeBob puts himself and Patrick into the category of a child because they have certain habits and tendencies, and he acts as if they can't change. Mindy tries to rally them to change their thinking. At the end, she instills courage in them by tricking them with her "magic" that turns them into men.

Sally Carrera advises Lightning McQueen to learn from failure and not give up despite the odds against him. She encourages McQueen to try something different and continue training to win the next race.

Mr. Simonet gives his students a year-long assignment: "Think of an idea to change our world - and put it into ACTION!" He creates this assignment to prove to his students that, despite their age and current situation, they can indeed change the world. Mr. Simonet inspires his students by suggesting that anything is possible if you put your mind to it.