Barbara works for Charm City, Inc., a consulting firm in Baltimore. A competing firm, Peachtree, Inc., offers her a job at a higher salary in Atlanta. Barbara is reluctant to accept the offer because it will take her away from her elderly parents, who live in Baltimore. Peachtree tells Barbara that if she takes the job, she will have the right to use the company jet twice a month to fly back and forth between Atlanta and Baltimore. Barbara decides to take the new job, and signs an employment contract with Peachtree that does not mention use of the company jet and includes the following language: "Barbara agrees that Peachtree has no obligations to her other than those set forth in this document." Does Barbara have the legal right to enforce the promise of access to the Peachtree company jet? Explain your answer.