Question: Quinto bought rough cedar lumber from Millwood and arranged for Millwood to mill the lumber into siding. When the job was done, Quinto asked Millwood to deliver a portion of the wood to a third party and said that Quinto would send a truck to pick up the lumber. When a truck arrived, Millwood gave the lumber to the driver of the truck, but the truck had in fact been sent by someone other than Quinto. Quinto sued Millwood for the value of the lumber. Millwood claimed that it was a gratuitous bailee and was responsible for gross negligence only. Will Millwood succeed in this claim? (Quinto v. Millwood Forest Products, Inc., 130 Idaho 162)