Question: Although Milton is neither a maker nor a retailer of clothing, he knows many people in the outerwear business, and is able to get special deals from them. One day, Angelica, a friend of Milton's, tells him that she needs a jacket to wear in the Caribbean area during hurricane season, when she will be doing a lot of television news reporting in storms; she asks him whether he can help. Milton contacts his friends in the outerwear business, and one of them supplies him with a jacket, which Milton then sells to Angelica at cost. Milton makes no particular statements to Angelica about this jacket, except to indicate that this is what he got in response to her earlier request. Milton honestly believes that this jacket will suit Angelica's needs; however, this jacket is actually not manufactured for use in rain, wind, or storms, and no one typically uses it for that purpose, although Milton was unaware of this. The first time Angelica tries to wear it in a storm, it soaks through, ruining some electronics she had in her pockets under the jacket. Has Milton breached any warranties?