Christine invented a new product that can be used to remove plastic from the ocean. She doesn't have the money to file a patent, so she puts the specs in a drawer at work with big red letters spelling "TRADE SECRETS." She then hires Sydney to help begin production. Sydney doesn't sign a non-disclosure agreement. After 3 months, Sydney leaves and starts working for another company doing similar work. Christine suspects that Sydney misappropriated her trade secret. If sued, Sydney's worst defense is:

That the drawer was unlocked and frequently used.

That the product was exactly the same as other products on the market.

That the product didn't work well.

That the product had no real or potential commercial value.