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Too Much of a Good Thing.

While in college, you found an internship at Growing Home, a local garden supply business. More people have been growing their own vegetables at home, and the business works to support their efforts. One of your duties has been placing orders for the company.

One day your boss comes to your desk with an amused smile. $"$We ordered ten tons of organic compost. East Coast sent $100$ tons. I stopped the trucks and sent them back, but three had already unloaded, so we have thirty tons and no room to store it$."$

He gives you a copy of the order for $10$ tons and a copy of the the invoice for $100$ tons. "Contact East Tell them about the mistake and see if they can come get the excess."

The manager of East Coast compost is Rex Bruce, and you can contact him directly him via email at

rbruce@ecc.com. He will need to know the details about the shipment, and you should include electronic copies of the order and the invoice. For this message, you have a dual purpose: you want the billing corrected and you need the extra compost removed.

Write an email to Rex to correct the situation.