Randolph waters operates a watch repair business in mesa, arizona. He orders most of the watch parts from out-of-state suppliers. he orders watch faces from a supplier in escondido, california. The supplier does not have a sales force but relies on catalogs shipped to watch dealers throughout the country as his means of marketing. Randolph installed several of the supplier's watch faces on his customers' watches. A strange chemical reaction between perspiration and the faces of the watches caused randolph's customers to develop rashes and nausea, with some requiring hospitalization. Randolph wishes to bring suit to recover damages ($100,000) from the escondido supplier. Which of the following statements is true of this scenario? a. randolph must bring suit in california to gain jurisdiction over the supplier. b. randolph has a diversity action that can be brought in federal court. c. randolph will not be able to bring suit in arizona because there are no contacts in the state. d. randolph must bring suit in arizona state court.