Percival is an avid fan of the British band, The Style Council. He never misses any of their concerts when they come to town. It just so happens that The Style Council will be having a concert in Percival's hometown. Percival will definitely watch the concert irrespective of the cost. In the scenario above, a transfer of wealth will occur from concert goer to concert performer. Using Nozick's entitlement theory of justice, which of the following examples does not meet Nozick's notion of just acquisition and exchange? O Percival takes money from his sleeping father's wallet to pay for the concert ticket. Percival approaches his friend Thomas and pleads with him for a loan. Thomas gives Percival the money knowing that he will never get his money back. He knows that he can count on Percival to repay in other ways. O Percival breaks his piggybank in order to obtain the funds for the ticket. Percival, who knows that he does not have money for the concert, talks the concert O promoter into letting him work as an usher at the performance hall for free. He figures that doing this is better than not being able to see his favorite band perform