Chuck walks into Prestige Styles, a high-end hair salon, for a particular hairstyle shown in Gentlemen's Quarterly magazine. After consultation, the stylists assure Chuck that they can do that style, and that he would love the results. The agreed-upon price for these services is $200. After only a few minutes of rough sheering, the stylist was done. Chuck is horrified to see that he is sporting a sweet, but wholly unwanted, mullet. Which of the following correctly describes Chuck's contractual obligation at this point? A. Chuck must pay the $200 since Prestige Styles performed hairstyling services. B. Chuck must pay the difference between the agreed-upon $200 price and the value of the sweet mullet that he actually received. Prestige Styles' services believe that the services were performed as contracted. C. Chuck is not obligated to pay the $200 since he was not personally satisfied with D. Chuck is not obligated to pay the $200 price since a reasonable person would not The states that an offeree's acceptance must unequivocally and exactly match the offer made by an offeror an offeror. A. Rule Against Perpetuities B. Rule of Threes C. Mirror Image Rule D. Absolute Acceptance Rule E. All of the Above Chuck decides to eat lunch at his desk to finish a project before a critical work deadline. He orders a sandwich online on Jimmy John's website and then pays for his order with a credit card. Which of the following is a correct statement of Chuck's contractual obligation at this point in time? Chuck's contractual obligation to Jimmy John's is not complete until Jimmy John's delivers his sandwich. Chuck did not incur a contractual obligation to Jimmy John's since the contract for the sale of a sandwich was not reduced to writing. A. B. C. Chuck's contractual obligation to Jimmy John's is complete since he already paid for his sandwich order None of the Above D. 9 The Statute of Frauds requires a writing as evidence of an enforceable contract under which of the following scenarios? A. Chuck's purchase of a Number 2 Meal with a large coffee for $5.29 at McDonald's B. Chuck's purchase of a laptop computer for $1299.99 on sale at Best Buy c. Chuck's agreement to pay his stylist $9000 for the cut and color of his long, flowi D. Chuck giving his wife two tickets to the Notre Dame/Louisville football game valued at $100.00 for her birthday