Property owners may not be liable in several situations, which are the counterparts for the situations we have just discussed. For example, if there is not a dangerous condition, and a customer hurts themselves just by falling, being clumsy, or something not related to a dangerous condition, the property owner would not be liable. Another situation where the owner would not be liable is if the dangerous condition does not exist long enough for the owner or the workers to fix it – such as a customer spilling sugar and immediately slipping on it. If a worker at a store is mopping the floor and has placed caution signs around the wet area, but a shopper was texting on their phone and did not pay attention to where they were walking, the property owner would not be liable for a slip and fall, as customers are also expected to have reasonable caution and awareness of their surroundings.