3. In May 1891 J. C. Ricketts gave his granddaughter Katie Scothorn a promissory note for $2,000 payment on demand with 6% interest per annum The grandfather stated that none of his other grandchildren worked and she would not have to work either. The promise was not given on condition that she stop working, nor were there any other stated conditions. Scothorn left her employment in reliance on Ricketts' promise. In September 1892 she obtained a new job as a bookkeeper with Ricketts' knowledge and assistance. Within the next two years he paid one year's interest on the note and told his daughter that he would like to pay the plaintiff the principal upon selling his farm in Ohio. Ricketts died in June 1894 and the executor of his estate refused payment, claiming there was not an enforceable promise. With which party do you think the judge would side