Merchant Buyer sends a P.O. to Merchant seller, which indicates that the contract is to be a destination contract. Merchant seller responds with an acknowledgment with language that indicates the contract is to be a shipment contract. The shipment/destination distinction of the contract is a material item. After the seller ships the goods, there is a disagreement. What would be the outcome? A. Buyer and seller would not have an agreement. B. Buyer and seller would have an agreement: contract would be considered to be a shipment contract. C. Buyer and seller would have an agreement: contract would be considered to be a destination contract. D. Buyer and seller would have an agreement: the shipping terms would be determined by the UCC gap-filler provisions