he following exchange takes place between Bert and Ernie on Mar. 15, 2023:

Bert:I would give anythingeven, my favorite pigeon, Gladysfor a 1934 Coke bottle cap.My bottle cap collection needs one to be complete.

Ernie:Hey, Bert, what would you give me for this bottle cap that I just found in the street?

Bert:That looks like a 1934 Coke bottle cap, Ernie.Let me see it. (Pause). It is a 1934 Coke bottle cap!

Ernie:Okay, then it's a deal.I'll take your favorite pigeon, Gladys, in exchange for this bottle cap.Sound good to you, eh, Bert?

Bert:I don't know, Ernie.Gladys is my favorite pigeon but I need the 1934 bottle cap for my collection.I have a 1933 and 1935 already.Would you take a rubber ducky instead?

Ernie:No, Bert.I want Gladys.So what will it be Bert?Do you want the bottle cap or not?

Bert:Yes, you have yourself a deal.

Ernie:Too bad, Bert.Too late.I changed my mind.Hee, hee, hee.

On Mar. 25, 2023, Bert sues Ernie in small claims court to get the 1934 Coke bottle cap. Discuss whether there is an enforceable contract and whether Bert can get the bottle cap.

Be sure to explain the elements of a contract and which statements (or subject matter) constitute those elements.

Was there an offer? If so, where? Was there a counteroffer? Where? Acceptance? etc.