George is the owner and operator of George's Gourmet Seafood Restaurant.George cannot believe his good luck.A famous film star, Tom Thanks, plans to host a dinner party at George's restaurant, and will pay George $50,000 for the use of the restaurant, including food service, for that Saturday evening. The evening will begin at 5pm and end by midnight. When they agree on the dinner arrangements George says "thanks, Tom"!

As part of the agreement, Tom Thanks requires that his guests be served blue oysters as part of their seafood meal at George's restaurant. Tom says without the blue oysters, Tom would not come to George's restaurant. George does not normally serve this dish, and so George calls around and eventually contacts the one and only seller of Blue Oysters in the Vancouver area, VanBlue Oysters Ltd. VanBlue agrees to sell enough blue oysters for the dinner party to George, and deliver then by 2:00pm the Saturday of the Tom Thanks dinner party.George will pay Vanblue $2,000 for these oysters, with payment on delivery.

When George is on the phone making arrangements for the blue oysters with VanBlue, George tells the VanBlue manager that he really needs the oysters delivered by 2:00pm Saturday to prepare them to be served that evening, because Tom Thanks is having a dinner party that night and George will be paid $50,000 for the evening - but only if the blue oysters are being served."No problem", the VanBlue manager replies, "they will be delivered by 2:00pm Saturday"

At 11:00am Saturday, the VanBlue Oyster manager calls George to tell him that unfortunately they will not be able to deliver the Oysters until Sunday morning."That's useless to me" George replies."You are costing me $50,000.I will sue you in court".

"I understand you are upset", the VanBlue manager replies. "If you want, we can cancel the deal.You keep your $2000, and we will keep our Blue Oysters.But we are not responsible for $50,000, that would not be fair".

"I'll be keeping my $2,000 and you keep your Oysters" replies George, "but I'm also suing you for the $50,000 you are costing my business".

As expected, when George called Tom Thanks to tell Tom about the blue oysters, Tom cancelled the dinner party at George's restaurant. Aside from the $2,000 George saved in not having to buy the Blue Oysters, everything else- including other food and staff wages- still had to be paid by George relating to that Saturday evening.

Explain how much in damages George can claim from VanBlue Oysters Ltd. if George sues for breach of contract.