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Washington was fired from his job at a company in Fullerton after he tested positive for marijuana. (The drug test was legal since his job was driving large trucks that often contained flammable liquids.) Washington sued for wrongful employment termination since he had a valid medical marijuana card issued under California state law. How should the court rule?

A. Washington should win because of his medical marijuana card. B. Washington should win because marijuana does not cause impaired driving. C. Washington should lose because marijuana is illegal under federal law. D. Washington should lose because marijuana is a psychedelic drug.

Which of the following consumers creates the most ideal form of buzz marketing for Guess jeans?

A) Vanessa truly likes Guess jeans and tells others about how nice they are. B) Trinity likes Guess jeans, which allowed Guess' marketers to sponsor her to tell others about the brand. C) Guess has created a blog about Guess jeans and invites consumers to participate and offer their opinions, good and bad. D) Guess has one of its employees pose as a customer on her personal blog telling others about how great the jeans are.