At a garage sale, a customer bought a large spinner bike for $245 and paid cash to the seller.The bike was heavy because it was built in 1986, back when everything was heavy. The customer pulled her vehicle onto the seller's driveway so that she would not have to carry it as far. In backing the vehicle up, the driver failed to notice a fancy table made of glass.She knocked the table over, breaking it.The seller stated that the customer has bought the glass in accordance with the well-known maxim "You break it, you bought it!"Hmmm - is this a fair position?Is there a remedy for the seller in contract law?