Julie agrees to purchase ten handmade, custom or specialty pies from Daisy Cakes and Pies for $130. Their agreement states that delivery is to be made at Julie's house "on or before Christmas Eve, to be used for Christmas Day family celebration December 25^th at 12 Noon."

However, Daisy Cakes and Pie's delivery car breaks down on Christmas Eve at 6 PM. Daisy cannot deliver. On the morning of December 25^th, Julie buys the pies from Safeway Inc. grocery store. Nonetheless, at 3 PM, just before the family sit down to eat and celebrate Christmas, Daisy Cakes and Pies delivers the pies at Julie's residence in a rental van.

Julie refuses to pay. Daisy Cakes and Pies sues Julie.

Question: Daisy Cakes argued it fully performed at 3 PM. Has Daisy Cakes satisfied the contract and is thus fully discharged from its obligations under the contract? Discuss the legal nature of performance and discharge here. DO NOT DISCUSS damages.