1. Friends Chantelle and Charity were driving around and exploring a bad part of town. Charity was driving. A car pulled up next to them at a red light. The driver of the other car said, "you bitches best get yourself back across the tracks where you belong, or you ain't gonna make it back home." Charity reached into her purse, pulled out a gun, and shot the driver of the other car in the head, killing her and wounding two of the passengers. Chantelle drove Charity away from the scene, but both were later apprehended and put on trial separately. At Charity's trial, the prosecution seeks to call Charity's neighbor John who will testify Charity has bought cocaine from him every week for the last three years. Charity's counsel objects. Explain the strongest objection barring introduction of the evidence. Note: Based on class discussion, a clear objection applies to the testimony. However, if you are unsure of your answer, you may include other possible objections to avoid an incorrect response.