A salesman selling sneakers says "These are the coolest kicks I've ever sold!" Does this statement create an express warranty?

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A)Statements of opinion are often salespersons' exaggerations and are known as
"puffing." Puffing generally does not create an express warranty because it is not considered a representation of facts.
B)Statements of opinion are often salespersons' exaggerations and are known as "puffing." Puffing generally does not create an express warranty because it is not considered a representation of facts.
C)Statements of opinion are often salespersons' exaggerations and are known as "puffing." Puffing generally does not create an express warranty because it is not considered a representation of facts.
D)Statements of opinion are often salespersons' exaggerations and are known as "puffing." Puffing generally does not create an express warranty because it is not considered a representation of facts.
E)Statements of opinion are often salespersons' exaggerations and are known as "puffing." Puffing generally does not create an express warranty because it is not considered a representation of facts.

A Salesman Selling Sneakers Says "These Are the Coolest Kicks