Problem: Nick the sprocket salesman and Sam the Rocket manufacturer agree to enter into a transaction where Nick will sell Sam 1000 sprockets for $10,000. Nick confirms to Sam that the sprockets are of industry standard quality and will fit Sam's rockets. Nick sells the sprockets to Sam without the two first signing a document confirming terms of the transaction. A week later, Sam discovers the sprockets are not industry quality. Can Sam sue Nick for breach of contract? Question options: a) Yes- since the parties are business people. b) Yes- the transaction is not for a monetary amount over $15,000. c) No- the transaction is not for repeat business. d) No- there is no written contract confirming the terms of the agreement.