29. The Hotten Swettee Nightshirt Company manufactures childrens’ nightclothes. The cloth it uses is highly flammable. One youngster, Emma Layshen, wearing a Hotten Swettee nightie, naps a bit too close to her night light and is engulfed in flames. When Hotten Swettee is sued in negligence, Hotten Swettee defends by pointing out (correctly) that the industry custom is to use this same kind of cloth for childrens’ nightclothes. Can Emma win? _________________