26.5. After the decision in Grocers Supply, Bob Gorman, president of Intercity Investments, directed the sheriff to surrender possession of The Grocery Store inventory to Grocers Supply and paid Grocers Supply \$24,000 in satisfaction of the judgment. Gorman discharged the attorneys who represented Intercity in the execution and came to you for advice on how to collect Intercity's $36,000 judgment against The Grocery Store and Cedric Wise. It appears that after its victory in court, Grocers Supply instructed the sheriff to return the inventory to The Grocery Store, the sheriff has done so, and The Grocery Store is back in business. Wiser from his earlier experience, Gorman contacted Grocers Supply and told them that he intended to execute on the inventory again to enforce his judgment. Grocers Supply objected, saying that they preferred that the inventory remain in place, and threatened that if Gorman executed "it will just be a repeat of the earlier case." Gorman thinks the inventory is worth more than enough to pay both liens, and Grocers Supply is only objecting in order to protect The Grocery Store. "If they can do this," Gorman says, "any debtor with a cooperative secured creditor can beat its judgment creditors." What do you tell Gorman