John Doe, a salesperson for Consolidated Croissant Company, Inc., is tired of being passed over for promotions at the company. He secretly goes to Best Biscuits Bakery Inc. and interviews for a sales person's job at that company, Best Biscuits knows that John has a contract with Consolidated that prevents him from working for a competitor of Consolidated for two years after leaving employment, Best Biscuits hires John anyway. In the state where John works for Consolidated a state law makes any contract that contains a covenant not to compete (like the one John signed with Consolidated illegal. Consolidated sues Best Biscuits for wrongful interference with contractual relations. Which of the following is probably true? O Consolidated will win as it has a valid contract with John. b. Consolidated will lose as the contract it has with John is unenforceable, Oc Consolidated and Best Biscuits will both win. Od, John can work for both companies