While making a delivery, Elliott, a delivery driver for Siras Sandwiches, went through the drive through at a local restaurant to get a cup of coffee and bumped into the car in front of him resulting in some damage to the car's bumper. Which of the following is true regarding the liability of Siras Sandwiches for the damage to the car?

Multiple Choice

A.) As a matter of law, Siras Sandwiches is not liable because only property damage is involved.

B.) As a matter of law, Siras Sandwiches is liable because a company is liable for any torts committed by an employee during working hours.

C.) Whether or not Siras Sandwiches is liable depends on whether Elliott's acts are seen as substantial departure from his work.

D.) Whether or not Siras Sandwiches is liable depends on how long Elliott has worked for the company.

E.) As a matter of law, Siras Sandwiches is not liable because Elliott was acting on his own behalf.

2.) No partnership is created based upon an employer sharing profits with an employee as payment for work. True or False.