

Tom and Sam are friends. They like to play with cars. They have many cars of different colors and sizes. Tom has a big red car that is very fast. Sam has a small blue car that is very shiny.
One day, they decide to have a race with their cars. They find a long road near their house and draw a line with a stick. They put their cars behind the line and get ready to start.
"Are you ready, Sam?" Tom asks.
"Yes, I am ready, Tom," Sam answers.
"OK, let's go! One, two, three, go!" Tom shouts.
They push their cars as hard as they can. The cars zoom along the road. Tom's car is faster than Sam's car. It reaches the end of the road first. Tom is happy. He jumps and cheers.
"I win, I win!" Tom says.
Sam is sad. He walks to the end of the road and picks up his car. He looks at Tom's car and sighs.
"Your car is better than mine, Tom. It is big and fast. My car is small and slow. You are wealthy. I am poor," Sam says.
Tom hears Sam and feels sorry for him. He likes Sam and does not want him to be sad. He thinks for a moment and then smiles.
"Sam, do you want to play another game?" Tom asks.
"What game, Tom?" Sam asks.
"Let's play match. We can match our cars by color. You have a blue car and I have a red car. We can find other cars that are blue and red and put them together. It will be fun," Tom says.
Sam thinks and then nods.
"OK, Tom, let's play match. That sounds fun," Sam says.
Tom and Sam run to their house and look for other cars that are blue and red. They find many cars and match them by color. They make a big pile of blue cars and a big pile of red cars. They laugh and have fun. They forget about the race and the wealthy and the poor. They are just friends who like to play with cars.
