If a contract cannot be performed within one year, the statute of frauds requires that

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A$.$ the one$-$year period begins to run the day after the contract is created, not when the contract is scheduled to begin

B$.$ a contract does not come within the statute of frauds if it could be completed within one year even if it is highly unlike $y$ that a contract will be completed within one year

C$.$ a contract fo lifetime employment does not have to be in writing in order to be enforceable

D$.$ contracts whose performance, based on the terms of the contract, could not possibly occur within one$-$year fall within the statute of frauds

E$.$ All of these are true.