Al Avocado and Juan Tammera are the two main bartenders at Pepe's Saloon in Key West, Florida. Anticipating crowds of students during Spring Break they order twice their usual amount of Crazy Lady Lager, a local favorite, for Friday night. They place similar orders for the next three weeks. However, Tim Bateau's Beer Distributors delivers Key West Sunset Ale instead of Crazy Lady. Upon noticing the mistake, Al believes no one will notice the difference but Juan thinks they should drop the price to $$5$ per draft, which they do$.$ There is a price difference and at the end of the month, Pepe's is charged the price for the Crazy Lady. Al and Juan complain that they should be charged for the lower cost of the Sunset Ale. The error goes otherwise unnoticed. The usual lawsuit follows. Under the UCC,

how should the court resolve this issue? Again, work the problem and do not suggest novel methods of settlement. Refer to the several specific sections of the UCC that apply to support your position.