I had always been in charge of the grill at cookouts. It was one of my skills. I had my method down, learned from my father before me and his father before him. I was reluctant to hand over the tongs when my neighbor Sarah offered to command the grill at our Memorial Day picnic. "It's O. K.,"| told her. "You grill. I didn't really want a hamburger anyway." What is the most likely motive for the narrator's behavior in the final sentence? A. Grilling reminds him of his father, so he is reluctant to give it up. B. He assumes his grilling skills are superior to Sarah's. C. He prefers grilling to eating the food he has made. D. Sarah has proven to be a terrible griller in the past. SUBMIT​