Supronics Corp., a manufacturer of ordinary types of lipsticks and nail polish, agreed to sell Hillmor Sales a small quantity of nail polish and lipsticks at close- out prices. Supronics then “pulled” the order so as to combine it with a larger shipment to another larger retailer. Hillmor demanded that Supronics go through with the contract and deliver the goods requested based on the remedy of specific performance— that the merchandise was unique and purchased at close- out prices. Was specific performance a proper remedy?