Archer collects classic cars, and is in the market for a 1975 Ford Pinto. Most of the 1975 Ford Pintos he has seen advertised for sale, sell for at least $100,000. Archer ran across the below advertisement posted by Prof. Campbell: Pinto.png Thereafter, Archer met with Professor Campbell and test drove the car. During the test drive, Archer commented "this is the cleanest 1975 Ford Pinto I have ever seen, I must have it." Prof. Campbell stayed quiet and did not respond to Archer's comment. In fact, the vehicle being sold by Prof. Campbell was a 1976 Ford Pinto, and not a 1975 Ford Pinto. 1976 Ford Pinto's generally have a value of $50,000. Archer agreed to pay the full asking price and purchased the car for $75,000. Six months after the purchase, Archer took the vehicle to the DMV to register it. When the DMV printed out the new registration, Archer noticed that the registration listed the vehicle as a 1976 Ford Pinto. Archer attempted to return the car to Professor Campbell, demanding all of his money back. When Professor Campbell refused to take back the car, Archer sent him a text stating "You are a terrible professor, a liar and a cheater." Although only Professor Campbell received the text by Archer, Professor Campbell later posted a screen shot of the text on his Instagram feed where he has a million followers. Essay 1: Using the IRAC method, discuss Archer's best theory for getting out of the contract and getting his money back from Professor Campbell