2.Tony,ahomeowner,contactsRoofersCo.aboutreplacingsomebrokensingleson his roof. Tony offers to pay $500 for the work to be done so long as the work could be done by June 1. Roofers tells Tony they will call him back after checking prices for supplies at the local store. On May 16, Roofers leaves a message for Tony telling him that they could do the job, but it would cost $650. Tony listens to the message and does not call the company back. Roofers calls Tony a second time on May 20 and leaves a message letting Tony know that Roofers found the supplies at a different store and they could do the job for $500. Because Tony was out of town, he did not get the message and therefore did not call Roofers back. On May 25, Roofers completes the job before hearing back from Tony. When Tony returns home, he refuses to pay Roofers for their work. Roofers sues Tony for breach of contract. How should the court rule?