Tom and Joe prepared a written memo in which Jo agreed to sell his tomato crop to Tom for $40 a bushel when it was ripe and harvested. (The final harvest should be about 30 bushels of tomatoes.) Only Tom signed the memo as the buyer, and Tom put the memo in his safe. Later, Jo got a better offer and sent Tom a letter, which he signed, saying he had decided he wasn’t going to sell Tom his tomatoes like they agreed after all because he got a higher offer for them. Tom sued to enforce the contract, and Joe countered that the contract was unenforceable because of the Statute of Frauds. Who do you think will win, and why?