In State X, persons must be at least eighteen years old before they can purchase alcoholic beverages. The state also has passed a law requiring that persons who prepare and serve liquor in the form of drinks in commercial establishments be licensed. The only requirement for obtaining a yearly license is that the person be at least eighteen years old. Moffitt, aged thirty-five, is hired as a bartender for Lone Star Restaurant. Bekins, an alumnus of State X University, brings twenty of his friends to the restaurant to celebrate State X U’s football victory. Bekins orders four rounds of drinks, and the bar bill exceeds $200. When Bekins learns that Moffitt has failed to renew his bartender’s license, Bekins refuses to pay, claiming the contract is unenforceable. Is Bekins correct? Explain.