A temperamental musician was highly sought after in the Tucs…
A temperamental musician was highly sought after in the Tucson area for playing at weddings. A couple contracted with the musician to play at their wedding on Mt. Lemmon. In the written agreement, the musician included two conditions for him playing at the wedding: there must be zero snow anywhere on the mountain, and the wedding party must provide Bose brand speakers capable of producing 1.21 gigawatts of amperage. On the day of the wedding, the musician arrived an hour early to make sure his conditions were met. On his drive up, he saw no snow, and when he inspected the speakers, they met his specifications. Satisfied, he began setting up his equipment. Twenty minutes before the wedding, the musician found a snow drift on the north side of an outhouse. Outraged, he packed his things and drove back home. The couple, angry that they had no wedding music, sued the musician for breach of contract. What is the likely result?