Suppose Chuck buys a car<br>Chuck was having trouble with his old car. He knew it would soon be time to get a new one. Chuck decides enough is enough. He heads down to the dealership to pick a car out. He finds the Mustang of his dreams and buys it.
Can we infer that "He finds the Mustang of his dreams and buys it even though he can't afford it."? Yes, no, or maybe?
Suppose Chuck buys a car<br>Chuck was having trouble with his old car. He knew it would soon be time to get a new one. Chuck decides enough is enough. He heads down to the dealership to pick a car out. He finds the Mustang of his dreams and buys it. Can we infer that "He finds the Mustang of his dreams and buys it even though he can't afford it."? Yes, no, or maybe?