An ad for a premium promotional plan announces a two- day shipping program for all orders. A gentleman decides to take advantage of the plan and orders an air purifier to help with his seasonal allergies. He is notified that he will receive the item on Saturday afternoon, or before 8 p.m. Nothing arrives. Sunday comes and goes - no package. The man's allergies are tormenting him. On Monday, he calls the company and asks where his Saturday shipment is. The customer service representative says, "Oh, we don't deliver on Sundays and Mondays, but you should receive your purchase by Tuesday evening, guaranteed!" Based on this work of satire, what is most likely the author's opinion? O A. The customer service representative does not know how to help the man O B. The company has exaggerated its two-day shipping promise. O C. The man's allergies increase because the company lied. O D. The man didn't receive his package on time because he was rude.

Since the author is stating that his allergies are tormenting him because the package did not arrive in 2 days, is satire in his retelling of the problem. However, he is correct in calling the company and inquiring to know why his package isn't there. Since he received a notification that he would receive the package by Saturday at 8 p.m.

The author has no recourse except to wait for the package to arrive on Tuesday. He can then call back and speak to a manager and perhaps receive a gift card since they did fabricate their shipping dates.

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