Chapter 2: development of com Google Docs Free Lot is in the salt business. In fact, Lot has been a salt seller for approximately 25 years. One day, Gomor enters Lot's store, looking for some salt "to make a nice stew." Lot tells him: "I am all out of salt up here in the front of the store), but I do have some bushels of salt in the back. However, I cannot vouch for how old that salt is and I am just going to have to sell it as is." Gomor purchases the salt for $250.00 and adds it to his stew once at home. It turns out, however, that the salt was tainted with pieces of human remains. Gomor falls ill and is hospitalized. Gomor later sues Lot, accusing him of breaching the implied warranty of merchantability Will Gomor be successful in his suit against Lot? Select one: a. Yes, because Lot breached the implied warranty of merchantability. b. Yes, because Lot knew of the purpose of the salt, and sold it to Gomor anyway. C. No, because Lot was not a merchant with respect to salt. d. No, because Lot properly disclaimed the warranty. e. No, because one cannot exclude or modify the implied warranty of merchantability