Leonard suffers from serious depression, and is regularly seeing a therapist, Dr. Blank. Leonard believes that he will improve if he does something new and exciting with his life. One of his passions is wine. He sees an ad for the Acme Company, a wholesale wine distributorship, and starts thinking seriously about opening a wine shop. Shortly after seeing the ad, Leonard tells Dr. Blank about his idea. Coincidentally, Dr. Blank is a co-owner of Acme. Over the course of the next three months of therapy, Dr. Blank encourages Leonard in his passion for wine. During one of the therapy sessions, Dr. Blank tells Leonard about his connection to Acme and offers to sell him wine to open up his shop. Leonard accepts the offer, thinking "What a lucky coincidence!" He signs a contract to buy 500 cases of imported wine at the normal price. He subsequently gets cold feet and refuses to accept the wine. If Acme sues, Leonard's best defense will be: Fraud. Unconscionability. Undue influence. Failure of consideration