Connie Inc. contracts to buy (cash on delivery) from Paint, Co., four spray paint guns at $200 each to be delivered by June 1. Connie tells Paint Co it needs the guns for a special job (that will take four workers 30 days to complete) so that Connie can make delivery of the finished products on June 31 to a certain long-time customer. Connie expects to make $15,000 profit from the job it will use the paint guns to complete. Paint Co. fails to deliver on June 1. Connie immediately buys substitute spray guns, but must pay $230.00 for each, pay $40 for expedited shipping & handling, and take delivery on June 15, cutting Connie's profits (its customer, when informed by Connie of the expected delay, arranged for half of the job to be done elsewhere.) Connie sues Paint Co.

What is the measure of recovery? -> How much can Connie recover in compensatory damages, consequential damages, and/or incidental damages?