McLean orally agreed to manage several of Orcini’s aerobics studios in Los Angeles for three years at a salary of $ 35,000 a year. After six months, McLean decided to quit her job and move to the East Coast. Orcini had to hire a new manager at a salary of $ 38,000 a year. Orcini claimed that McLean was liable for damages of $ 3,000 a year for breach of contract until McLean’s original contract expired. Is Orcini correct in his claim?