Alice solicited an offer from Robett Manufacturing Company to manufacture certain clothing that Alice intended to supply to the government. Alice contends that in a telephone conversation Robett made an oral offer that she immediately accepted. She then received the following letter from Robett, which, she claims, confirmed their agreement: Confirming our telephone conversation, we are pleased to offer the 3,500 shirts at $4.00 each and the trousers at $3.80 each with delivery approximately ninety days after receipt of order. We will try to cut this to sixty days if at all possible. This, of course, as quoted f.o.b. Atlanta and the order will not be subject to cancellation, domestic pack only. Thanking you for the opportunity to offer these garments, we are Very truly yours, Robett Manufacturing Co., Inc. Is the agreement enforceable against Robett?