You are visiting your regular barber who owns an old-fashioned barbershop with a heavy barber pole mounted next to the front door. As another customer, Sam, grabs the front door handle to push the door open, the barber pole falls to the ground, missing Sam's foot by inches. Sam faints. The barber runs to Sam's side. Sam revives almost immediately and stands up with the barber's help. The barber is extremely apologetic. Sam seems fine and stays to get his hair cut. A few days later, Sam calls the barber and tells him he can't stop thinking about what happened, that the barber could have killed him, and that he is going to sue the barber because it is the barber's responsibility to make sure his barber pole is mounted safely. In this case, did the barber commit a tort? If so, was it an intentional tort or an unintentional tort? Explain your reasoning.