June stopped by a bar on the way home from work and drank three gin and tonics. Then she bought a six-pack of beer at the local grocery store and drank three cans before her husband came home. June and her husband then began drinking whiskey and water and each finished two drinks. A salesperson from Metropolitan Life Insurance came over and sold June a life insurance policy that cost $3,000 per year. Is there evidence indicating that June may be able to disaffirm?