Roger is 57 years old with a wife and three grown children who still live at home. To support himself and his family, Roger has been operating a small convenience store on a busy corner near his house for the past 30 years. He has never spent the time to bother formally organizing the store. One day, as a result of a negligently installed wire in the dairy case, one of Roger’s customers is electrocuted and severely injured. The customer sues and obtains a judgment against Roger and the grocery store. Against whom is the customer entitled to collect? Against the grocery store only Against Roger only Against the grocery store and Roger jointly Against Roger, but the customer cannot attach his house as he has family living there

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