Stein's son is having financial problems and goes to a local bank. The bank wants a guaranty from Stein for his son's debts. Stein calls the banker by phone and advises the banker that he will make good on the loan if his son defaults. The banker has the son fill out the forms and he sends a form to Stein to sign. Stein leaves for Europe and advises the banker that he will sign when he returns from Europe. The son is given the loan. Stein returns from Europe but never signs the guaranty. The son defaults on the loan. Stein's son meets the girl of his dreams. He agrees to marry the girl. The girl's father agrees to give him a new Jaguar auto if he does marry the girl. He marries the girl and the father-in law refuse to give him the car and states that he was merely joking when he stated that . Stein's son hires a lawyer to sue his father in law. He also asks the lawyer to prepare divorce papers for his new bride. Prtichard decides to buy the land next to its current store. Prichard's executives enter into a contract after about 6 months of negotiation. The written contract has a clause which declares that the written contract is the final and complete umderstanding between the parties. During the oral negotiations, Pritchard was told by the seller that the seller would remove a shed in the rear. However, the written contract did not state this fact and the seller refused to remove the shed. Pritchard commenced a new advertising campaign. It hired famous jingle writer composer and singer Harry Banilow to create and record a theme song for some TV commercials. After signing the contract Banilow, leaves for Asia on a concert tour. He calls his friend, Bob, who is a studio musician to compose and record the music for his contract with Pritchard. Bob agrees. Pritchard is furiuous. SPOT THE MANY ISSUES HERE