You travel to a new city and want to find some place to eat lunch. You see that there is Buddy's Burgers nearby and decide to go there because you have eaten at Buddy's Burgers in your own city many times and the food has been good, the service efficient, and the prices reasonable. Which of the following is NOT true about this example. Only one answer is NOT true. Group of answer choices Based on your past experiences at Buddy's Burgers, you can be certain that you will like the Buddy's Burgers in this new city as much as the one in your own city. Even if it's true that you have had good food, efficient service, and reasonable prices at Buddy's Burgers in the past, that is no guarantee that you will enjoy them at the next Buddy's Burgers. The two things being compared in this argument are the Buddy's Burgers you have visited in the past and the next one you will visit. Your conclusion, that you will probably enjoy this next Buddy's Burgers, is based on the similarities you expect to find between the next one and the previous ones. Your conclusion is that since you