Multiple Answer Options: Select all answers that are correct, whether that is one answer or more. You visit a local BestBuy to purchase a new television. Dwight, the salesperson, agrees to give you a 20% discount on a television that the store currently uses as a display model. Dwight writes the offer on a business card stating he will keep the offer open for 60 days and adds his signature at the bottom. You return 58 days later to purchase the television. You present the business card and the money to purchase the television, but BestBuy refuses to honor the price. If you sue BestBuy for Breach of Contract, which of the following statements is/are true: You will lose as 60 days is too long to keep any offer open. You will win as the offer to honor the price is an options contract. You will win as BestBuy is legally obligated to honor the price for the 60 days. You will lose as there was no mutual consideration to keep up the offer open, you are just making an offer that BestBuy is now rejecting. Jim is in Target buying Jell-O to use for a prank against a co-worker. When he is leaving an employee stops him. Because of Jim's giggling and suspicious demeanor in the food aisle, the employee has a reasonable belief that Jim was planning to steal from Target. The employee tells Jim to follow the employee to a back room. Once in the back room, the employee searches Jim in a reasonable manner but detains him for an unreasonable time. The employee did not find that Jim had stolen anything and eventually allows him to leave. If Jim sues Target, which of the following statements is true: Target is liable under common law but is not liable if a shoplifting statute applies. Jim will win regardless of whether common law or a shoplifting statute applies. Target is only liable if a shoplifting statute applies. Jim will lose under common law as Target had reasonable cause to stop Jim