List realistic tort lawsuits that could come from the facts by stating in order: (1) the plaintiff, (2) the defendant, (3) the specific tort theory, (4) if the tort is covered by insurance using the designation "yes" or "no", and (5) the specific behavior that constitutes the tort. You may assume that the defendant has insurance if insurance can be bought for the tort listed. You should NOT be concerned with any defenses that the defendant could claim.

Mr. Parker, manager of the local United We Stand Supermarket, Inc., started out for the American National Bank early on Monday morning to make a deposit of the weekend proceeds, some $5000. Since his automobile had been taken to the dealership for service that morning, he was without transportation. He asked Sam, the driver of a small delivery van, who was unloading produce at the store, if he could use the ABC Produce Company van for a fifteen-minute trip, straight to the bank and back to the store. The driver agreed.

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