Paul and Diego both own golf supply stores. On February 1, Paul told Diego that he would sell Diego a set of Titleist golf clubs for $625, even though they were worth $900. Diego said, "You've got a deal." The next day, February 2, Diego sent Paul a thank you note that said, "Thanks again for agreeing to sell me your set of Titleist golf clubs. Sincerely, Diego." Paul got the note and read it on February 5, but was too busy to respond to Diego's letter or to deliver the golf clubs. What is the status of this contract on February 20? A. The contract is enforceable because it complies with the UCC's Statute of Frauds B. The contract is not enforceable because it violates the UCC's Statute of Frauds C. The contract is not enforceable because Paul did not respond to Diego's note D. The contract is not enforceable because Diego exercised undue influence