David bought a used lawn sprinkler from his local Gardener's Supply store for $75.After watering his lawn a few times, the sprinkler broke and could not be repaired.He took the sprinkler back to Gardener's Supply and demanded a refund of the purchase price. The store manager refused to give any refund citing the store policy on sales of used goods that was part of the purchase contract.David is very upset by this and truly believes his rights are being violated.Which of the following, if any, wouldbe duress by David in attempting to exact a refund?

Group of answer choices

David says, "if you crooks don't refund my money, I will see you in court and you'll end up paying me 3 times the purchase price when the trial is over."

David says, "if you crooks don't refund my money, I'll burn down your store."

David says, "if you crooks don't refund my money, I'll buy all my supplies from Planter's Pantry instead," which David plans to honor.

None of the above would be duress if the store acceded to David's demand.