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Mike says to Aimee, "If you come to my home once a week and dust, vacuum and clean, I'll pay you $80.00 each time." Aimee shows up the following week, performs the three duties and Mike pays her the $80.00. The next week when Aimee fails to show up, Mike calls her and she tells him that she no longer wishes to do housework for him. Mike claims they have a contract and Aimee says, "Sue me!" If Mike in fact sued, what would the outcome be and why?Answer
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