Joe sells fancy cars at Big Cat car dealership in Calgary. One day, Carole walks into Big Cat, and sees a beautiful McLaren 720S for sale. She meets with Joe, and agrees to purchase the same vehicle as was displayed in the shop for $450,000 (inclusive of tax and fees), for the same price, but in a custom leopard print wrap. Joe verbally confirms that the McLaren 720S in leopard print wrap will cost $450,000, the exact same price as the model in the dealership, and Carole pays a deposit of $50,000.00 to order the custom car in. One month later she has a call that the car is ready to be picked up. She goes to the dealership, and is told that not only will she need to pay the additional $400,000 left owing, but Joe demands a $25,000 delivery and custom order fee, and tells her if she refuses to pay the additional amount, he will keep her $50,000 deposit. Carole, feeling trapped, pays all of the money Joe is asking for, and leaves with her new car but feeling really upset. Carole comes to pick you up for a drive and tells you what happened. Explain what tortCarole should sue Joe in, and explain how what occurred meets the three requirements of this tort. (Note: Ignore any arguments that might be available to Carole for breach of contract, as we haven't covered that yet).