2. Tom owned a computer business. Sue was a friend of Tom's and visited him on July 1, 2013; they each consumed 10 beers. Sue offered to sell Tom 10 computers for $50,000. Sue said that Tom nodded his head after she made that offer. Sue also agreed to place some illegal software on Tom's computer for $10,000.
Tom told Sue that he had a problem with his computer hardware. Sue worked on the problem for six weeks-without telling Tom- and had the hardware working perfectly again. Sue stated that Tom offered to pay for a new house for her if she quit her job. As a result, she quit her job, sold her house, and put her belongings in a van, so she could move into the new house.
After Tom recovered from his hangover, he refused to pay $50,000 for the computers and refused to pay for the illegal software. He also refused to pay for the hardware repairs and the new house. His ex-friend Sue files a lawsuit. What will Sue argue? What will Tom argue? How will the court rule in this case? Provide legal justification for your decision, and use the IRAC formula.