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Jared Atkins

25 July, 19:51

Alexander the Great throws a birthday party for his mom, Mrs. the Great. In between mouthfuls of cake and ice cream, washed down with cheap champagne, Alexander writes on a sheet of his stationery, "In consideration of today being Mom's birthday, I promise to give her Italy." Mrs. the Great's eyes light up. Is Alex's promise enforceable?

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