extra-wide slots for accommodating a bagel. Each toaster had a dial for adjusting the time of toasting, going from light to dark. As Andrew looked at the toasters, Karen, while still sweeping the oor, mentioned that she had just bought the Mega-Slice Toaster for herself. Andrew asked if she liked it and she said, \"Yes." Andrew took a boxed Mega-Slice Toaster off the shelf and bought it. The following week, Julian, Andrew's sixteen years old son, used the Mega-Slice Toaster to reheat a hamburger from the previous night's dinner. The extra-wide slot was a perfect fit for the burger. Julian set the toaster on the dark setting. In a couple of minutes, small ames started shooting out of the slot that held the burger. As Julian rushed to unplug the toaster, he burnt his hand. If Julian sues the Mega-Slice manufacturer for compensatory and punitive damages under the theory of strict liability he will a. lose, because there was a warranty disclaimer on the box in which the Mega-Slice came. b. lose, because it was his father who bought the toaster. c. win, because Mega-Slice was sued six other times for similar occurrences. They knew that they were selling a defective product and they continue doing it. d. win, because the toaster was unreasonably dangerous when it left the Mega-Slice manufacturing plant