Bob works for a concrete business. Freshly-poured concrete is usually left uncovered so it can dry, but it if rains, freshly-poured concrete must be covered with a plastic sheet or it will be ruined. One morning, Bob poured fresh concrete to make a sidewalk for a customer that cost $200. The sky was clear when Bob left the customers property, but as Bob was driving home, the weatherman on the radio warned that there was a 5% chance of rain that afternoon. If Bob turned around and drove all the way back to the customers property to put a plastic sheet over the concrete, he would have to spend an extra $15 on gasoline for his truck. TRUE/FALSE: Applying the logic of the Carroll Towing ruling, Bob should turn his truck around and go back to the customers property to put a plastic sheet over the freshly-poured concrete.