If you ask me, I won't be able to trust my new landlady when she asks me to sign the lease. Think about it. I haven't been able to trust all of my past landlords and landladies. And if I won't be able to trust my new landlady, then I shouldn't sign a lease agreeing to let her choose the person who mediates any disputes between us. And so I think shouldn't.
No
HINT: A Categorical Syllogism is a three-line argument that relies upon a Categorical Statement (E.g., All X are Y; Some X are Y; No X are Y). This italicized argument contains no categorical statements.
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