Read the following passage and questions, then choose the right answer from options, the answer should be one of A, B, C, D.

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TOMORROW he said finally. "Maybe we "Maybe we ought to eat something first," I said. "I'm beginning to feel "Well, we need some nourishment," "What," Betty said, "are you going navigated from one tent to another. "Providence," Simon told her hotel?" That seemed like a good question. I thought about it for a while. Finally elbow. Something that would net Simon said, mournful of tone, "Fifty dollars? Why not make it five Simon said, enigmatically, "Now "Who ... how ... oh, suit was cut in the style of yesteryear but when a suit costs two or Simon said unenthusiastically, "That's quite a gadget," I groaned. "You didn't have a hotel. What a stupidity. I'll be phased. Simon, said finally, "You know Phased all the way down." "Anything," Simon said. "Only travel?" Simon said nothing. Across the ventured, "Time travel is impossible." "Why?" "Why?" ?" "Confound it if I know," the little Simon said, "Let's get to the point, some time travelers," the old boy "Time travelers," she said, not a dozen explanations of the paradoxes of time travel. Every writer in cautious, "At my hotel, don't you remember?" portion of my fortune to investigate it's also my suspicion that he will So convinced am I of these possibilities that I am willing to gamble a out. At the Bahnhof they could do me travelers." Simon seemed incapable of carrying available in Munich. The head was getting worse by the minute. The future has developed time travel why don't we ever meet such travelers?" Simon put in a word. "The usual of hours. Not only wasn't the bag at the luggage checking station, but fact that they'd somehow managed time traveler returned to a period of on that project for at least a couple make heads nor tails of the check changed. In that case, the time traveler himself might never be born. They have to tread mighty carefully." no good. There were no hotel rooms blockbusting hangover. Simon shrugged and fumbled in taking it with him." New York. I'd spent two days at the Oktoberfest their perch, bug-eyed Simon, but then Simon said, "You want to hire me to find a time traveler and in some leave on the first obtainable plane to do—exhort from him the secret of , and I'd had it. The trip back was as uninteresting this fortune of yours, if I can deliver to wear off—a little—I was almost sorry I hadn't been able to stay. If I'd only been able to get a room I would "But where are you going to find have stayed, I told myself. they're interested in keeping hid?" "I told you I'd been considering it Oktoberfest he had been occupying four—or was it five—days before when I'd left. that's where they'd be!" He seemed "The Oktoberfest ," he repeated. "The greatest festival the world has you came for? Impatient to hear if ever seen, the carnival, , fiesta to beat them all. Every year it's held in Munich. Makes the New Orleans Mardi gras look like a quilting of some local prince a century to the effect that if I didn't leave today, each brewery opens a tremendous tent on the fair grounds which will hold five thousand customers apiece. Millions of liters of beer are put away, hundreds of thousands of barbecued chickens, a small herd of oxen are his way out the door. less than immediate service. Stuffing "All right," Simon said. "We'll accept Oktoberfest travelers yet." "Well," the old boy pursued, into Oktoberfest . For one thing, a time traveler wouldn't be conspicuous. At a festival like this ordinary in any of a dozen other ways, wouldn't be noticed. You could be a four-armed space traveler from Mars, and you still wouldn't be conspicuous at the Oktoberfest "But why would a time traveler "Why not! What better opportunity Simon's story), "did you orgies. You wouldn't want to wander up and down the streets of, say, Athens while nothing was going on, particularly when you might be revealed as a suspicious character not being able to speak the language, not knowing how to wear the clothes and not familiar with the city's layout." He took a deep breath. "No ma'am, you'd have to stick to some great interest and for protection against being Simon winced at the noise, took Oktoberfest starts on Friday and continues for sixteen days. You can take the plane to Munich, spend a Simon was shaking his head. "Not "I did," Simon groaned. "Three Simon true, you should have gone back again to Munich. If there was one time traveler, there might have "I keep telling you," Simon said "No go," Simon said, a sad quality "A fifty thousand dollar bonus if you bring me a time traveler." "Out of the question," Simon it might result in the track being "But why from the future and change the "Just for laughs," Simon told the Why this is the biggest thing— Why Oyster (Simon began) in the way of an advance, and leaving him with Simon said wearily, "There's just you from the future, a hangover compounded The future! Just think!" of a gallon or so of Marzenbräu. What's more you can pile the Germany Information Offices for some tourist literature. It takes roughly three and a half I spent the time planning the fun I was going to have. It takes roughly seven and a half give him some kind of report for his money. Time travel yet! What a Oktoberfest in the Munich tourist pamphlets. Five million people attended annually. Where did five million people come from to attend an overgrown festival in comparatively remote Southern Germany? The tourist season first day of the gigantic beer bust. Nor could the Germans account for any such number. Munich itself has a population of less than a million, counting children. And those millions of gallons of ponied up all the money for such expenditures? How could the average German, with his twenty-five dollars a week salary? In Munich there was no hotel space available. I went to the Bahnhof where they have a hotel service and applied. They put my name hours. I had another suspicious twinge. If five million people attended this beer bout, how were they accommodated? The Theresienwiese so I walked. There are seven major brewers in the Munich area, each of them represented by one of the circuslike tents that Mr. Oyster mentioned. Each tent contained benches and tables for about five thousand persons and from six to ten thousands pack themselves in, competing for room. In the center is a tremendous bandstand, the musicians all in a Bavarian beer hall. Hundreds of peasant garbed kraut and pretzels. I found a place finally at a table which had space for twenty-odd beer bibbers. Odd is right. As weird an assortment of Germans and foreign tourists as could have been dreamed up, ranging from a seventy- or eighty-year-old couple in Bavarian A desperate waitress bearing six masses , by the masses over "Down the hatch," the other said, tourist pamphlets say this stuff is eighteen per cent. That's nonsense. "Next what?" Baldy's conversation "My pilgrimage," he told me. "All Oktoberfest only as far as Löwenbräu. I'm afraid I'll never make it." "I'm still fresh—comparatively. I'll navigate you around. There are seven beer tents. How many have you it was bigger. Games, souvenir stands, sausage stands, rides, side shows, and people, people, people. The Hofbräu tent was as overflowing as the last but we managed to find two seats. The band was blaring, and five if you'll make it or not, Arth." asked him, in the way of making

<question>:
In telling the story about potentially traveling to Oktoberfest, what is Simon most skeptical of?

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A How the vendors are able to produce such a large amount of food and beer
B How the brewers are able to make beer with such a high alcohol by volume percentage
C How Arf is able to consume that much beer without getting a hangover
D How the city can accommodate that many locals and tourists

<answer>:

D