Taste Good restaurant in Little Havana is certainly known for its delicious seafood and typically draws a lot of customers, especially on the weekends. One Saturday evening during their dinner hour, two of their waiters collided and one accidentally spilled drawn butter-which a customer requested with their order of the restaurant's famous grilled lobster dish. It was hot day in Miami, so the butter melted quickly on the floor, which then became extremely slippery. The restaurant manager knew that himself, as he almost slipped and fell as he walked by to take a couple of customers to their table nearby the spill. However, instead of instructing his employees to put up a warning sign until the butter could be cleaned off the floor, he told them it could wait until the Brazil vs.Colombia soccer match was over. At that point, the match was at half- time and the score was tied 1-1. Colombia's James ended up scoring in the '89 minute, and a Colombian fan got really excited and was celebrating as he was walking to the restroom. Then, there was a loud boom! The fan had slipped and fell on the butter covered floor due to the butter spill that had still not been cleaned up and was still without a warning sign in place. The Colombian fan injured his back as a result of the fall and sued Taste Good restaurant for negligence. Issue: Can the colombian fan issue the restaurant for negligence? Does he meets the requirements to do so and prevail?