California's former governor Arnold Schwarzenegger has plans. Now that he is on his own but has one more mouth to feed, he plans to run for the Republican nomination in 2020. He hires you as a political consultant. After looking at his situation, you advise him not to run. Why?, Also, if Your brother-in-law borrows $100,000 from you to start a Vermont Country Blend Coffee Store. You do not realize that he plans to set up next to Starbucks on Military Highway. Your brother-in-law's enterprise fails, and he informs you that he is unable to pay you back. Can you force him to work for you for no pay until the debt is settled?