Bill wants to attract customers from Kim's hamburgers stand to his hotdog cart, so he invents a hotdog that tastes a lot like Kim's most popular burger. If Kim loses customers due to Bill's new hotdog, she can sue Bill for: a. Tortious interference of her business relationships with customers. b. Tortious interference of her contractual relationship with her customers. c. Tortious interference of both her business and contractual relationships. d. No suit is possible; this is an example of bona fide competition