Jack, the local farmer, grew various vegetables and fruit over the summer. He had a food stand that people could stop at for purchasing their fruit and vegetables. One day, Jackie stopped at the food stand and asked to purchase 5 bushels of tomatoes at $15 per bushel. She was planning on canning, and asked Jack if he would be willing to deliver the bushels to her house the next day. Jack agreed and Jackie paid him the money. Jack failed to deliver the bushels of tomatoes and did not respond to any of Jackie's calls. Jackie was forced to purchase her tomatoes from another farmer. She then sued Jack for breach of contract. Jack claims that the contract was not enforceable because it was not in writing as required by the statute of frauds. Which of the following is not an exception to the writing requirement? receipt and acceptance admission payment specially manufactured goods resellable goods