You work for a company in Washington state that sells sports equipment. On June 14, you supervised the placement of several boxes of your equipment on to a Quick Delivery truck for shipment to a customer in Maryland. Your equipment was destroyed when the driver of that truck fell asleep at the wheel and crashed on June 17. You have pulled the contract for the sale of those goods. It was signed on June 11. The contract states clearly that title to the goods will pass to the buyer as soon as the goods are pulled from the warehouse. The contract does not specifically address risk of loss. It does state that the goods will be shipped by a commercial carrier. The customer has called and asked you to ship another shipment of goods at your cost. Justify your position that the risk of loss falls on the buyer of the goods.