Question: Tashoff sold eyeglasses at his store. He advertised eyeglasses "from $7.50 complete, including lenses, frames, and case." The facts showed that of 144 pairs of glasses sold during each year, fewer than 10 were sold for $7.50. The FTC argued that this was a clear example of baitand-switch advertising. Do you agree? (Tashoff v. FTC, 437 F2d 707)