The Anystate College music program decides to hold a concert to celebrate the end of the school year. As the centerpiece of its concert, it plans to feature a piccolo quartet and contracts to purchase four piccolos from Merry Music for use by its students. In an enforceable contract, Merry Music agrees to provide Anystate College with four piccolos on or before March 1 at a price of $2,000. Payment is due on delivery. After she enters into the contract, Merry finds out that her usual supplier is out of piccolos, and she unjustifiably fails to provide the piccolos to Anystate College as agreed. Anystate College frantically searches for replacements and is finally able to obtain some similar piccolos from a supplier in Distantstate for $2,500. Anystate College pays $250 for rush delivery, and the piccolos arrive by March 1. The concert is a great success. What damages if any might Anystate College seek from Merry Music?