You are the manager of a restaurant in the downtown area of a large city. Because of your location, no parking is available directly adjacent to your facility. For the past five years, you have made valet parking service available to your customers through A1 Parking. Essentially, At provided valet drivers who would stand outside your restaurant doors, approach cars as they arrived, give guests a claim check for their cars, and deliver the car to a parking garage owned by A'l. The parking garage is located onefourth of a mile from your restaurant. When guests nish dining, the valet outside your restaurant radios the parking lot with the claim check number, and a driver from A-1 delivers the car to your front door where guests pay a parking fee before they regain possession of their car. A'l currently provides this service to several restaurants. The arrangement has been a good one for both you and A1. No trouble of any kind has ever been reported. Today, however, the owner ofA'l has announced he is retiring; he approaches you to inquire whether the restaurant would be interested in buying his business