A Starbucks television ad says, "We've got the best coffee in the world!" You decide that's a lie, since the company didn't actually survey every coffee in the world and didn't take into account variables in taste. What happens if you sue Starbucks for false advertising? Question 10 options: The judge awards you damages in the amount of $5,000a standard settlement amount. The judge fines Starbucks for violating the Federal Trade Commission's truth-in-advertising rules. The judge rules in favor of Starbucks, saying that a certain amount of puffery is allowed. The judge fines you $1,000 for filing a spurious lawsuit without mer