Read the scenario below and then follow the instructions for the questions listed after the scenario. Thomas and Juliet are married and own a 3-bedroom townhome in a large metropolitan city. They enjoy living in a family-friendly neighborhood with lots of young children. They have two daughters, ages 9 and 11, and their son, Zeus, is a freshman at WMU who drives a new Chevy Blazer and lives in a fraternity house. On weekdays, Juliet runs a busy in-home doggie daycare and grooming service. Recently, Juliet purchased a customized Sprinter van to expand her services and income via mobile dog grooming on weekends. She keeps her grooming supplies inside the new van, which is parked on the street of their city neighborhood. Juliet maintains her client information on her tablet. Thomas commutes over an hour each way to his job as an accountant, first by car (a 2017 Jeep Cherokee), then via subway. After he gets off the train each morning, he walks a few blocks to the office to save on cab fare - despite the narrow sidewalks and high crime in the area. Thomas is never without his laptop and briefcase. Thomas and Juliet also own a small market / liquor store on a lake upstate, near their vacation home. Identify 5 potential loss exposures faced by this family. For each potential loss exposure, identify at least one risk control or risk financing technique that could be used to treat the exposure. Be specific. Your responses should be numbered and organized. If you prefer, you may create a quick chart and number your responses inside of each column, such as what is shown below. Potential Exposure Treatment