Vinny>> Yo! Spud you've got a telephone call.

Spud>> What you need? You're kidding, an emergency, when? Oh man, superior, yeah, no, no problem. They'll understand because it's an emergency. Yeah, yeah. I'm sorry, Vinny. I have an emergency. These things happen. I've got to run.

Vinny>> Run? We've got this display to finish for tomorrow.

Spud>> What can I say? I mean emergencies happen.

Oscar>> Nice work.

Vinny>> Yeah and that's all of it.

Oscar>> What?

Spud>> Look I'm sorry. I've got an emergency. I wouldn't leave unless it was like a real emergency. You know like your mother dies.

Oscar>> Your mother died?

Spud>> No she's fine.

Oscar>> Your dad?

Spud>> Just great, thanks.

Vinny>> You got a better job?

Spud>> Yeah.

Oscar>> Wait a minute.

Spud>> I said it was an emergency.

Oscar>> I've got six ads coming out in the paper announcing Pagoda Soda 50% off tomorrow. Where am I going to put all this stuff?

Spud>> Well I'm sorry but I've got to help people out when they need me.

Oscar>> I know, I know, it's an emergency job. How much are they paying you for this emergency job?

Spud>> How long does this job last, two days? I got a chance to work straight for a month, that's if I leave right now.

Vinny>> Why dont you make him work?

Spud>> You're going to make me work?

Oscar>>It's too late for me to find another carpenter today. I've got $5,000 merchandise to move tomorrow. I've got some serious trouble.

Spud>>I know, I'm sorry you've got an emergency too, okay.

Oscar>> How about if I paid you a little more?

Spud>> How about if you pay me $5,000 more?

Vinny>> Oscar, Oscar, I can make him work. You can't.

Oscar>> I want my money back.

Spud>> What money?

Oscar>> The $200 I paid you in advance.

Spud>> And I worked eight hours.

Oscar>> I paid you for the entire job.

Spud>> You paid me by the hour.

Oscar>> And there's like an additional $3,000.

Spud>> What?

Oscar>> That's how much I'm going to lose tomorrow.

Spud>> Well not necessarily. You could do this job yourself.

Oscar>> I don't want to do this job myself. I'm not a carpenter.

Spud>> Well, you never took shop?

Oscar>> You owe me the money I paid you and you owe me $3,000.

Vinny>> You owe us to finish the job.

Vinny>> Work.

Spud>> No.

Vinny>> Work buddy or else.

Spud>> You owe me for this shirt.

Oscar>> You can't make him work, Vinny.

Vinny>> Why not?

Oscar>> First off it's the law and secondly, he's already gone.

Vinny>> So what can we do about this?

Oscar>> Find another carpenter.

Vinny>> When, who, how, we ain't got no time.

Oscar>> You.

Vinny>> Me? Okay, it's not my job description but it's an emergency. Okay I'll do it. I did take wood shop.

Oscar>> Thank you, Vinny.

Vinny>> You know, Oscar, emergencies cost money, $50 an hour.

1. If Oscar cannot get anyone to finish and has no display for the sale, he will lose otherwise anticipated profitswhat is the name of the damages he would seek for those lost profits? Why might those damages not be awarded?