Profit Master Displays contract to deliver thirty coolers to a new retail customer, Greens Grocery Store, on November 1, with payment made on delivery. Profit Master tenders delivery in its own trucks. Greens management notices some damage to the cartons protecting the coolers. Greens owner calls Profit Masters sales manager and asks whether the cooler might have been damaged as they were being loaded. Profit Master assures Greens that the coolers are in perfect condition. Greens tenders Profit Master a check, which Profit Master refuses, claiming that the first delivery to new customers is always for cash. Greens promises to pay with cash within two days. Profit Master leaves the cooler with Greens, which stores them in the back of their store pending their Grand Opening on November 15. Two days later, Greens store worker opens some of the cooler to discover that several them have been severely damage beyond repair. Profit Master claims Greens has accepted the cooler and is in breach by no paying on delivery. Will Profit Masters succeed on these claims? Explain.