Question Betty owns an electronics store called "Crazy Betty's." She runs a series of commercials in which a store representative shouts, "Crazy Betty's prices are low, Low, LOW! Wow, her prices are SO LOW!" After doing this for over a year, she seeks to register the phrase "Betty's prices are low, Low, LOW! Wow, her prices are SO LOW!" A competitor, Sane Sam, argues that this phrase cannot be registered as a trademark because it is merely descriptive of her prices and not something distinct about Betty's business. Is he correct? Explain