Suppose Poppy hired Douglas as an employee and told him, $"$go to Bugsy's house and take all necessary action, including violence, to collect the money he owes me$."$ Douglas went to Bugsy's house and said to Bugsy, "Pay up$...$or else I'll slug you in the stomach." Bugsy refused to pay up$,$ so Douglas slugged Bugsy in the stomach. Is Bugsy likely to succeed in an action for vicarious liability against Poppy for the tort committed by Douglas?

Question $18$ options:

No$,$ because Douglas was not in an authorized location when he committed the tort

Yes, because Douglas acted consistently with the general nature of his employment

No$,$ because Douglas was not acting in the interests of his employer

Yes, because employers are always liable for the torts of employees