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One night, Seth and Paul go out drinking. Seth sees that Paul has drunk way too much and asks Paul to sell him his car. Paul agrees to sell his car to Seth for $10. The car's fair market value is $5,000. Seth writes a short contract which Paul drunkenly signs. The next day, Seth says to Paul, "We made a deal. Here is the $10. So, the car is mine." Which is true? O Voluntary intoxication is not a defense to the existence of a contract. Seth wins. Since both people are adults, Seth can enforce this deal-a deal is a deal. . Paul probably lacked the capacity needed to enter into a contract. Seth took advantage of this and, therefore, the contract is voidable. This is not a contract because $10 is not enough or fair consideration for the car valued at $5,000