Art Pinhead, owner of a prominent NFL Football team, and his franchise-making star quarterback of eight years enter into a new written contract running until 1999 for millions of dollars. The contract states the money and contract duration are "not guaranteed" and says Art "can terminate the agreement at any time immediately upon simple notice without cause." Four weeks after reaching the agreement with the team in mid-season and in first place Art's coach. Bill Controlfreak, who prefers quarterbacks who shut up and take orders, complains to Art about the quarterback's creative but insubordinate style, and Art marches the quarterback into his office, pays him what is due under the contract to date, and gives him notice of termination. The quarterback now sits on a sideline bench somewhere in Miami Florida Based on the facts in the scenario, what is the legal course of action in this contract? a. Art's termination was not a breach of the agreement. b. The agreement appears illusory because on side is not bound c. The agreement lacks mutuality of obligation because it is "at will. d. All of the above.