Chapter 8. Contract Classification. High-Flying Advertising, Inc., contracted with Big Burger Restaurants to fly an advertisement above the Connecticut beaches. The advertisement offered $5,000 to any person who could swim from the Connecticut beaches to Long Island across the Long Island Sound in less than a day. McElfresh saw the streamer and accepted the challenge. He started his marathon swim that same day at 10 a.m. After he had been swimming for four hours and was about halfway across the sound, McElfresh saw another plane pulling a streamer that read, "Big Burger revokes." Is there a contract between McElfresh and Big Burger? If there is a contract, classify it by types. 9-1. Offer. Chernek, operating a sole proprietorship, has a large piece of used farm equipment for sale. He offers to sell the equipment to Bollow for $10,000. Discuss the legal effects of the following events on the offer. (See Termination of the Offer.) 1)_Chernek dies prior to Bollow's acceptance. At the time she accepts, Bollow is unaware of Chernek's death. 2)_Bollow pays $100 for a thirty-day option to purchase the farm equipment. During this period, Chernek dies. Later, Bollow accepts the offer, knowing of Chernek's death. 3)_Bollow pays $100 for a thirty-day option to purchase the equipment. During this period, Bollow dies. Bollow's estate accepts Chernek's offer within the stipulated time period. 10-3. Bargained-for Exchange. On Brenda Sniezek's first day of work for the Kansas City Chiefs Football Club, she signed a document that compelled arbitration of any disputes that she might have with the Chiefs. In the document, Sniezek promised that on the arbitrator's decision, she would release the Chiefs from any related claims. Nowhere in the document did the Chiefs agree to do anything in return for Sniezek's promise. Was there consideration for the arbitration provision? Explain. (See Elements of Consideration.)