Digger lives in Memphis and wants to visit his girlfriend Sarah in Nashville. Digger asks his friend Trevor if he can borrow Trevor's new convertible for the trip so he can impress Sarah. Trevor agrees, and Digger sets off on a road trip to Nashville. Unfortunately, Digger has a few beers first and ends up driving the convertible off the highway into a ditch. The convertible was brand new, and Trevor had not yet purchased insurance on the car. When Trevor asks Digger to pay for the repairs, Digger declines, saying "It's not my car, it's yours! You pay for the damages!" If Trevor sues Digger for the damage to the car, the court will likely: require Digger to pay because this was a bailment for the sole benefit of the bailee. not require Digger to pay because this was a bailment for the sole benefit of the bailor. not require Digger to pay because this was a bailment for the sole benefit of the bailee. require Digger to pay because this was a bailment for the sole benefit of the bailor