Ace Hardware has agreed to purchase 1000 wrenches from Willy's Widgets. The owner of Willy's Widgets thought it would be a good idea to deliver the wrenches to Ace Hardware at 3:00am on the morning of Thanksgiving, so that he could relax and not worry about making delivery over his four-day weekend. Not only was Ace Hardware closed at 3:00am, but also, the store was closed the whole day on Thanksgiving. Nonethless, Willy's Widgets just decided to drop off the pallet of wrenches at the front door of the store, all without telling the store manager. Before the store opened on Black Friday, most of the wrenches sitting in front of the store had been stolen. As you could imagine, Ace Hardware was not happy, and demanded that Willy's Widgets immediately send another shipment of wrenches. Willy's Widgets denied any fault, and the company claimed that it made valid tender of delivery, so therefore the loss was Ace Hardware's problem. Did Willy's Widgets likely make valid tender of delivery of the wrenches?

Yes or No?