It worked for me!” would be considered clear, definite, and explicit, and leaves nothing open for negotiation and gives rise to a definite offer. However, as shown in the case Leonard v. Pepsico, where an offer was made if a customer had 10,000,000 points they would receive a Jet. The court found that no reasonable person would establish the offering of a jet as a real offer. They showed that a jet worth clearly millions of dollars does not correlate with winning 10,000,000 Pepsi points. The offer in Pepsico is found by a reasonable person to be a joke. Similarly, in this case a reasonable person would not have believed that by having glamorous nails Townsend’s nail salon would let a person obtain a recording contract. A recording contract is given with talent not by nails. The case identifies with the Pepsico case by showing that such an outrageous offer would let a reasonable person not to believe this offer to be