Dawn Sumi hosts a national callin radio program. On a number of occasions, when the on-air discussion was about computers, she spoke very favorably about her laptop computer, which she had purchased from Rabby Electronics. As a result of those compliments, Rabby's business increased dramatically. Rabby was delighted because it was making larger profits and surprised because it had never asked Sumi for endorsements. As a gesture of thanks, the president of Rabby wrote to Sumi and promised to pay her $25 000 within six weeks. In reliance upon that promise, Sumi immediately entered into a contract with a builder to add a sun deck to her home at a cost of $25 000. Sumi never would have entered into that contract if she had not received Rabby's promise. A week later, however, the president of Rabby changed his mind and told Sumi that she would not be receiving the money after all. Sumi sued Rabby. THIS IS BASED ON BUSINESS LAW CHAPTER 8 CONSIDERATION AND PRIVITY PLEASE HAND |T OVER |N PROPER CASE FORMAT WITH PARTIES, ISSUES, ANALYSIS, AND REMEDY