Cal-Cut had dealt with Idaho Pipe for years. Idaho Pipe requested 30,000 feet of steel pipe from CalCut. Cal-Cut sent written confirmation. Idaho Pipe accepted the offer by return mail, changed the delivery date from October 15 to December 15, and sent $$\$ 20,000$$ in partial payment. Cal-Cut confirmed the order and did not change the October 15
delivery date, but wrote, "We will work it out," on the contract. Cal-Cut delivered 12,937 feet of pipe before October 5, which Idaho Pipe accepted. Then Cal-Cut refused to deliver any more pipe. The sale had become unprofitable, as the price of pipe had risen quickly. Was this deal enforced? Could Idaho Pipe recover damages? [Southern Idaho Pipe and Steel v. Cal-Cut Pipe and Supply, 567 P.2d 1246, Sup. Ct. Id. (1977)]