Sally orders 50 boxes of potatoes from Produce Petes for an upcoming festival in town where she can sell fresh french fries at her restaurant to the hundreds of visitors that weekend. The potatoes were agreed for $50 a box delivered, for a total of $2500. The produce supplier contacts Sally and informs her that they are out of stock on potatoes and will be unable to deliver her any potatoes until after the festival. This is not helpful for Sally since she needs the potatoes this weekend for the busy festival. Sally makes some calls and finds another produce supplier, Farmer Joe's, that is able to deliver her 50 boxes of potatoes at a cost of $60 a box, plus a $50 delivery fee. Sally, needing the potatoes for the festival customers, places the order but is not happy about the increase in price she had to pay. 1. What has Sally done in this situation/scenario by finding replacement goods/potatoes? 2. What recourse can Sally seek against the original produce supplier, Produce Petes, that was unable to deliver the potatoes as they had agreed