Super Good, is an engineer and architectural design firm made up of some very young engineers. In order to be hired to design a new fifty-story building that will serve as Exxon's headquarters, Super Good decides to submit a bid. However, fearful that their lack of reputation will harm their chances of being employed, they hire Phillip Johnson, a renowned designer-architect, to present the bid. Mr. Johnson is instructed not to reveal the new firm's identity. In other words, the bid is to be submitted in Phillip Johnson's name alone. if Exxon awarded the design job to Mr. Johnson. Will Exxon be bound by the contract to use Super Good? Yes, because the vast majority of contracts negotiated by agents for undisclosed principals and those types of contracts are always assignable. No, because of Exxon's belief that it was hiring the unique personal talents of Mr. Johnson. Yes, because Exxon awarded the bid to Super Good and it does not matter if Mr. Johnson gave the presentation and Exxon thought they were hiring him personally. No, because agents cannot sign contracts on behalf of undisclosed principals