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 8 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 merit