When John visits a local bar the server tells him he will receive a free drink if he orders an entre. John assumes that the server has the authority to offer a free drink since she is an employee of the business and acting on behalf of the owner, so he orders a drink. When John gets the bill, he is charged for the drink and the bar claims it has no "free dink" policy. Will John have to pay for the drink? Yes, because the drink was not actually free No, because the server has implied authority No, because the server had actual authority No, because the server had apparent authority Question 2 1 pts A fiduciary is someone who acts on behalf of another that owes that person the duties of good faith and trust True False