A traveling Jewelry Salesman keeps his inventory worth $10,000, in a locked briefcase. He decides to take his car to the car wash and the car wash employee's parks the car about 1,000 feet away from the end of the car wash conveyer belt, with the keys in the ignition. Based on the laws of bailments, discuss whether you think the car wash should pay for the car? For the car and jewelry? Or pay nothing? Explain your answer in one or two sentences. (See case nugget: Ziva Jewelry Inc. v. Car Wash Headquarters).