2. In a criminal assault case, defense wants to offer testimony to show that on the day of the alleged assault, Defendant had a previous conversation with the victim while walking on the street. Defense plans to offer testimony about the contents of the conversation, to show that the conversation between Defendant and victim was cordial and ended on a happy note. The contents of the conversation were as follows:

Defendant: Hello good sir, I like your tie.

Victim: Thank you much, you look nice as well. How's the shop?

Defendant: The shop is doing well. We had record sales in our last quarter.

Victim: That's tremendous! I am so happy to hear that! Did you ever fix that problem with your tax returns?

Defendant: Yes we did. I made sure to fix our books appropriately, all thanks to your help.

Prosecution objects to this conversation. What is the likely outcome?