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Deen alterea so tnat it coura not spray. Arl telt sare. Unionunate$$y$,$ tne Skunk nad not Deen alterea. Just as ne was starmig to shoot, the skunk became upset. It ran towards Ari, sprayed Ari, and in the resulting commotion, Ari's expensive camera was knocked over and broken. Plus, Ari's clothes were ruined, and he smelled for days. Ari wants to sue Wild Pet Pics for $$5,000$ to cover the cost of his 'camera, his clothing, and his general smelliness for several days. Ari says that he cannot afford to pay for the arbitration.

Will Ari likely be bound by the arbitration provision that he can only receive $$150$ in damages?

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Yes, he signed the agreement.

He will likely be bound only if the company can show that it has not made a substantial profit in the past $12$ months.

If an arbitration award on that basis is appealed, a federal district judge would likely find the provision unenforceable.

He can avoid the provision if he testifles that he did not read it before signing the agreement.