Sanderson Mart ran an advertisement in the Daily Tribune that stated,

“Special offer to our customers—3/8-inch Electric Hand Drills, Saturday only—

$14.99, only 100 in stock, while they last! Be here when we open for the bargain of the year!” Cruz arrived at the store at 8:00 a.m., when the store opened. The salesperson refused to sell him an electric drill, claiming that he had only 2 in stock and those were already set aside for another customer—and besides, the advertisement was not really a binding offer. Will Sanderson be required to sell the electric drill for the advertised price?