Crabshack restaurant borrowed $200,000 from Wells Fargo on January 1 2021, and in obtaining the 10 year loan, signed an agreement giving a security interest in all of its "present inventory and any thereafter acquired" to secure the loan. On January 3 2021, Wells Fargo filed a financing statement with the NC Secretary of State.

Crabshack restaurant borrowed $125,000 from America Bank on January 2 2021, and in obtaining the five year loan, signed an agreement giving a security interest in all of its "present inventory and any thereafter acquired" to secure the loan. On January 2 2021, America Bank filed a financing statement with the NC Secretary of State.

On July 1 2021 during the peak summer season, Crabshack purchased $100,000 of seafood from Seafood Galore Company. Seafood Galore Company financed the seafood purchase on terms that gave Crabshack 90 days to pay Seafood Galore in full for the Seafood Galore purchase. On July 2 2021 Seafood Galore filed a financing statement with the NC Secretary of State and on that day also faxed a copy of the financing statement to Wells Fargo and America Bank that explained that Seafood Galore was taking a security interest in the $100,000 of seafood that it sold to Crabshack. On July 5 2021 the Seafood Galore purchase was delivered to Crabshack.

The summer did not go well, and on October 15 2021 Crabshack notified all of the creditors that it would not be making any more payments because it was going out of business effective immediately. At the time that it goes out of business, Crabshack has $180,000 of inventory, $30,000 of which is the Seafood Galore purchase.

Question Part 1: Explain the UCC rule that applies in this scenario

Question Part 2: Applying the rule that you stated in Part 1, explain which of the creditors is entitled to receive any/and or all of the remaining inventory. For each creditor state the amount that it is entitled to receive, if any, and explain why.