While Levin is operating a crane at a construction site, he looks away to take a drink. When he looks up$,$ he discovers that he swung a beam into the cab of the foremans truck, which the foreman had left in a restricted area. The courts find that Levin is $80\%$ responsible for the accident and the foreman is $20\%$ responsible. Under the doctrine of contributory negligence $\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_.$Levin must pay the damages because his job holds him to a higher duty of careThe foreman cannot receive any damages because he is partially responsible for the accidentLevin and the foreman must share equally in the cost of the accidentThe foreman will only have to pay $80\%$ of the cost of damages