Maria dreams of buying the ultimate smartphone by Banana's Telecommunications, the BananaPhone X Plus. She works part-time while completing her bachelor degree in International Commerce and saves all the money she can to fulfil her dream of having the Banana's smartphone. She has saved $2,000 so that, one day before her birthday, she goes to the Banana's Store and sees a stack of BananaPhones X Plus with a big sign saying: 'Special Offer: Take your BananaPhone X Plus for $1,800 only'. Maria thinks this is too good to be true; this is a once-in-a-lifetime bargain. In the wink of an eye, she talks to her boyfriend over the phone using her old not-so-smart phone, takes one brand new BananaPhone from the stack and runs towards the counter while telling her boyfriend about this incredible offer. She hands over the BananaPhone to the cashier before her boyfriend tells her that eShore is selling BananaPhones X Plus for $1,600 online with insurance and 24-hour delivery. He confesses that he ordered one BananaPhone X Plus for her birthday tomorrow. When the cashier is going to scan the box of the BananaPhone X Plus, Maria says: I am very sorry, I changed my mind, I am not taking the BananaPhone home. The cashier responds: 'I am afraid it is too late. You took this item from the stack; now it is yours. You are bound by a contract. Please, give me the cash, or I call security. Is the cashier correct? Is there an agreement between Maria and the Banana's Store for a $1,800 BananaPhone X Plus?

This assignment is to be completed using the IRAC method: Issue, Rules, Apply & Conclude.