Didn't the father make the agreement, not the son? And the passenger is identified as a "teenager". Which could be of age 18+ or 17-. If younger than 18, they

Didn't the father make the agreement, not the son? And the passenger is identified as a "teenager". Which could be of age 18+ or 17-. If younger than 18, they can't legally enter a contract anyway. But they've learned a valuable lesson in the adversarial relation between most corporations and the "consumer". The agreement has little to do with the basics of paying for something and still not using it. Like many TOS and EULAs.