_ .._____.__I',_ Our textbook defines puffery as "A salesperson's exaggerated claims concerning the quality of goods offered for sale. Such claims involve opinions rather than facts and are not considered to be legally binding oromises or warranties." Further, chapter 15 (see section 15-2) of our text says, "Statements of opinion . . . generally are not subject to claims of fraud.II See also section 6-29 of the text for additional help. Yburtask: Look online (or in paper sources) to find a sales statement that you believe qualifies as puffery. Post it in our discussion board including the source of the statement (the internet site andfor the name of the seller costing the statement), linking to it if possible, and explaining why you think the statement is puffery (not subject to a fraud or warranty lawsuit) rather than a statement of fact, which can be the subject of a fraud or vvarranty lavvsuit (we'll study warranties in chapter 23). Your post should be at least 150 words long. Then, comment on a classmate's post explaining why you agree or respectfully disagree with their conclusion. As