Taylor loves Happy Hog Hotdogs. The only place to get one is at the baseball stadium in his hometown. Franken Meats, Inc. (Franken), the maker of Happy Hog Hotdogs, gets into a contract dispute with the baseball stadium and stops selling hotdogs to the stadium. Taylor, who purchased season tickets just to be able to get Happy Hog Hotdogs, sues the stadium because he believes he a beneficiary to the contract between Franken and the baseball stadium. Is he correct? Yes, since Franken intended to sell at the stadium. Yes, since he intended to receive Happy Hog Hotdogs at every ball game. No, since Taylor is an incidental beneficiary who unintentionally gained a benefit. Yes, since Taylor is a donee beneficiary. No, since Taylor is a creditor beneficiary with has no implied rights under the contract.