we got ourselves tonight

why does everything you do feel like a meeting among jewel thieves and drug dealers? apostrophe. upon reading this statement the reader can best infer that
A) the writer is a jewel thief.
B) the writer feels like meeting drug dealers.
C) the writer believes that meetings are necessary for illegal transactions
D) the writer is responding to a common criticism
Circle the BEST answer.

i came out of school to the market and poked my head into a building. "mami o ka' la: bekweh lehk? m'm" i went to the next building to look for rice. "a mé méh" i knew i should have gone earlier. greet a woman sitting on a stool in a miasma of wood smoke. "o se nda kó? abe bekang" fufu and bitterleaf stew would do nicely, especially since she had several bottles of palm wine. a group of men formed and we all tasted the palm wine. it was the variety called lene', still sweet as it was tapped the day before. then we saw one of the men who sews dresses walking up the road with a five gallon jug on his head. he was coming from the farm. it was the freshest one could have without going directly to the palm tree. it was the variety called letijeh, which is much more alcoholic and leaves a residue of palm kernel oil in your mouth. it was bubbly. we arranged the sale of three litres for the group of us. after this the man increased the price because he realized that the bottle we were using was bigger than usual. passersby came to have a taste and found themselves staying. the next day i saw the dressmaker and he told me that he had a fresh shipment, just come right in here. there was a high quality of sitting around in the market those two days.