The main character is tired of his routine but not sure what to do about it.
What information from the story supports this statement?
A. “As I walked down the same street almost every day for the last 23 years, stopped at the same coffee shop almost every day for the last six, and ordered the same drink I had each of those days, I marveled at how routine my day was.”
B. “I smiled and waved to the little girl I had watched trade her stroller for a bicycle a few years earlier, and gave fifty cents to the homeless guy who always stands on the corner singing love songs.”
C. “I was filled with an urge to suddenly jump up and break the pattern, but all I could really master was moving my coffee to my other side and switching which leg was crossed over the other, exhaling sharply, like a cat that had been inadvertently kicked in the middle of the night.”
D. “I found a reasonably priced youth hostel right near Golden Gate Park, and was having a great time discovering a new city. I went for long walks every day, exploring and looking for a job. But first, I walked down the tree-lined street the hostel was on and to a nice little coffee shop I had discovered my second day in town.”