Ponch wants to sell his old motorcycle. On Monday, he mails a letter offering the bike to Baker for $$3,000$ and tells Baker to come to his house before Friday at noon with cash in hand if he wants the bike. Baker receives the letter Wednesday and immediately mails a reply letter saying, $$Sold$!$ I$$ll be at your house Friday at $11$:$00$ a$.$m$.$ with $$3,000$ in hand.$$

Ponch sees Clark on Thursday at Lucy$$s Drive In and tells her he$$s selling the bike. Clark offers Ponch $$3,000$ in cash for immediate delivery of the bike. Ponch accepts. Friday morning, Baker$$s letter arrives in the mail at $10$:$00$ a$.$m$.$ and Baker shows up with $$3,000$ at $11$:$00$ to pick up the Bike. Ponch apologizes, but says he sold the bike yesterday to Clark

Baker is very upset and sues both Ponch and Clark seeking to obtain the bike. On these facts, who is most likely to wind up with the bike when the litigation is over?

Group of answer choices

Clark

Baker

Ponch

There is not enough information given to determine who is likely to wind up with the bike