Assume you are a contractor here in Texas who enters into a verbal contract with a homeowner (also in Texas) to power wash the homeowner's residence (located in Texas). You do the work requested on the day requested. When you try to get paid for your work you find out the homeowner has traveled out of state (Delaware). Once you finally reach him, he tells you that he will not pay you for your work. Based on the principles discussed thus far in class, what can you do? Group of answer choices file a lawsuit in a Texas court of appeals, and sue the homeowner under the theory of the statute of frauds file a lawsuit in a Texas district court, and sue the homeowner under the theory of quantum meruit file a lawsuit in a Texas district court, and sue the homeowner under the theory of promissory estoppel file a lawsuit in a Texas court of appeals, and sue the homeowner for breach of contract