• Clem, a car salesperson, stood in front of Real Deal Motors. He waived the keys of an

old car with a sign showing a price of $400.00 to a passing motorist as if to ask, do you want to buy this car? The motorist showed Clem his wallet, pointed at it, nodded, and laughed uproariously. However, the motorist did not stop. Real Deal Motors sued the motorist for breach of contract. Will Real Deal probably win?

a. Yes, because Clem and the motorist had established an implied-in-fact contract.

b. No, because there was probably no genuineness of assent.

c. No, because there was mutual mistake.

d. None of the above.