Samantha wanted to get rid of her 45" screen television set so that she could upgrade to a 72" model. She knew that Brian was looking for just such a 45" screen TV. Samantha told Brian that she thought her television was top quality and that applications like Netflix could be downloaded to her set.Brian asked if Samantha thought he could mount the TV to his wall at home. Samantha responded that even though she had never tried to mount the television to her wall, she saw no reason why he could not do so.Brian knew that applications like Netflix could not be downloaded on Samantha's television, but he purchased it anyhow for $500.When Brian took it home, he could not mount the television to the wall, because it was not flat in the back.Brian placed the television on a small table and watched occasionally. The television, sometimes, short-circuited because of faulty wiring inside of it. Can Brian sue Samantha for fraud?