Amanda entered into a contract with Samantha in which Samantha agreed to transport Amanda's copy machine to the manufacturer in order to be repaired. Amanda agreed to pay Samantha $250 for this service. During the course of negotiations. Amanda made it very clear to Samantha that the copier absolutely needed to be delivered within three days, otherwise Amanda's business would lose $500.00/day in revenue. Upon hearing Amanda explain this, Samantha said "No problem; I am the best." Unfortunately, extremely heavy rains in southern Indiana flooded many roads, and it took Samantha ten full days to make the delivery, Amanda ended up losing seven days worth of revenue and she is now suing Samantha for breach of contract Which of the following affirmative defonse(s) would be most appropriate for Samantha to assert against Amando's claim? (Choose all correct answers) Contributory Negligence Impossibility Comparative Negligence B Statute of Frauds None of the Above Heather and Amanda decide to go Spuds, etc. after class so they can drink soda, eat potatoes and discuss with one another how much they love Low-201. Feeling generous, Amanda decides to pay for both of them. When they sit down, Heather pours some of her soda into a cup and drinks it. It was delicious. A few minutes later, Heather pours the remainder of the can into the cup and is disgusted to see that the body of a dead spider had been in the can. Heather promptly vomits. visits the Emergency Room, and then calls her attorney Under modern (current) legal theory, Heather will not be able to bring a viable negligence claim against Spuds, etc, because it was Amanda who bought the soda from Spuds, etc. and not Heather. True False