3. Bob contracts to sell 50 widgets to Mary at $2.00/widget, delivery by May 1. On the last day of April Bob gets a call from George who offers to buy all of Bob's widget inventory at $2.50 apiece. Bob agrees. May 1 comes and goes and Mary doesn't have her widgets. She calls Bob and says "What gives, dude? Where are my widgets?" Bob, somewhat awkwardly replies, "Oh, Mary! I was just about to call you. Well, you see, I got this call from George . . ." Your question: The UCC tries to keep people (merchants) in contracts, while also providing flexibility to allow the parties to respond to commercial realities (George) and not always go running to a judge to resolve their disputes or enforce the specific provisions of their contracts. If Mary decided to sue Bob, how would a court deal with the above controversy under UCC Article