Martin tells his friend Adam that he'll pay Adam $100 to pose for a painting over the next 14 months. Martin does not put his offer in writing, but he tells Adam that his promise is so strong that it's as good as iron. Martin later changes his mind and tells Adam he doesn't want him to pose after all. Adam sues. Will the court require Martin to pay the $100?

No, because of the Statute of Frauds

Yes, because the parties formed a contract

No, because the agreement was not supported by consideration

Yes, because of promissory estoppel