Opie, a sixteen-year-old, signs a contract to buy a custom motorcycle from Goober's Choppers. Goober's spends six months building the motorcycle, but when it is finished Opie tells Goober's that he doesn't want it Opie is liable to Goober's for the cost of Goober's time and materials in building the motorcycle any loss Goober's may incur if they have to sell the motorcycle to someone else for less than what Opie agreed to pay Goober's may recover both a & b nothing Question 42 (1 point) Listen a Mining, Inc., agrees to supply a certain metal to Alled Steel, Inc. at a certain price. This metal is only found in Ethiopia. When the government is unexpectedly overthrown in a revolution, Mining Inc. can continue to fulfill its contract, but only for a much higher price Allied agrees to pay the higher price, but later files a suit to recover the difference. Mining, Inc.'s best argument for enforcement of the modification is agreed upon modifications to price in an existing contracts are always enforceable, even without consideration since Mining, Inc. has not committed fraud, the modification is enforceable. a the government overthrow was a foreseeable difficulty which Allied should have accounted for in the contract and thus Allied is bound to the modification. the government overthrow is an unforeseen difficulty which supported the contract modification, and thus the agreement for the higher price is enforceable