Appliance Outlet (AO) sells kitchen appliances. Most of their items are new, but a few have been refurbished. For those items, the price is typically marked down, and a sign boldly notes that the item is “AS IS”. Maggie buys a toaster that is labelled in such a way and brings it home. It toasts bread well the first week, but then stops working entirely. Maggie can: Select one: a. receive a new toaster because AO has breached an implied warranty of merchantability. b. not recover because AO has disclaimed an express warranty c. not recover because AO has disclaimed its implied warranty of merchantability. d. receive a new toaster since AO has breached an express warranty.