1. Erin promises to pay her friend Stephanie$10,000 if Stephanie refrains from eating any foods that contain animal products for six months. Stephanie agrees, performs her part of the bargain, and asks for the money. Erin refuses to pay, saying there was no valid consideration and therefore the agreement is unenforceable. Is there an enforceable contract between Erin and Stephanie (in other words, was there valid consideration)?

1. Four Season's Total Home Construction builds a home for Mr. Deadbeat. A year after moving in, Mr. Deadbeat realizes that though the electrical wiring was all done properly and is of the quality required in the building contract, Four Season's Total Home Construction used the wrong brand of wiring. Mr. Deadbeat sues for breach of contract, or at the least, to allow him to reduce his compensation to the construction company by the cost of having the wrong brand of wiring replaced with the correct brand. You are a judge deciding this case; how do you rule and why?