Read the fact pattern below and complete an IRAC and submit as a $.$doc, $.$docx, or $.$pdf$.$ Include a simple heading with your name and IRAC $1.$ Use Leonard v$.$ PepsiCo to solve this problem. IRAC $1-$ Swole Fuel Gary is a huge fan of the NFL$\text{'}$s newest expansion team, the Spokane Carjackers. The Carjackers chief sponsor is a Spokane$-$headquartered corporation that produces and sells a protein$-$ enriched energy drink. The corporation and the product are called $"$ Swole FuelThe team is also sponsored by Spokane Solid Waste ServicesA commercial is aired that promotes the Carjackers, Swole Fuel, and city's efforts to increase recycling. In the ad$,$ the team's quarterback Sammy Smith, is seen drinking a can of Swole Fuel, then pops off the tab before recycling the can. Sammy says, "When recycle, I am saving the planet. But I also save the tab so I can get some radical Carjackers gear.Then it shows Sammy at a computer scrolling through a website with the Swole Fuel logo in the corner while a voiceover says, $"$ Saving Swole Fuel tabs CAN get you some radical Carjackers gear! A Carjackers ski mask $?25$ tabs$!$ A Carjackers crowbar? $50$ tabs$!$ And so much more! Visit www$.$carjackers.com$/$swolefueltabradicalgear for details and more radical stuff!" Finally Sammy scrolls and stops on an item that says "Sammy Smith's mint condition $1984$ Lamborghini Countach $1$ million tabsSammy gets wide eyes, the screen goes black, and the web address is shown on the screen. Gary sees the ad$,$ goes to the website $,$ and doesn't see the Lamborghini listed. The website says that all tabs must be redeemed in person at the Swole Fuel factory in Spokane Valley. He spends one month drinking Swole Fuel and digging through recycling bins across Eastern Washington and amazingly gathers the $1$ million tabs$.$ When he takes them to the factory, the receptionist laughs and tells him it was a joke. If Gary sues Swole Fuel for breach of contract, is it likely that a court would find that there was a valid offer?