Parker was eating clam chowder soup in a restaurant when a very small piece of bone lodged in his throat. Fortunately, he was able to remove the bone with his fingers. However, he was upset by the incident and sued the restaurant for negligence. The most likely result would be:
a. Parker will not collect any damages since he did not sustain any damages.
b. Parker will collect damages if he proves it was possible to prevent tiny fish bones from being present in clam chowder.
c. Parker will collect damages, as res ipsa loquitur applies.
d. Parker will collect damages as bones in chowder are common.
Answer: A
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