Every brick house on River Street has a front yard. Most of the houses on River Street that have front yards also have two stories. So most of the brick houses on River Street have two stories. Which one of the following is most appropriate as an analogy demonstrating that the reasoning in the argument above is flawed? ['By that line of reasoning, we could conclude that most politicians have run for office, since all legislators are politicians and most legislators have run for office.', 'By that line of reasoning, we could conclude that not every public servant has run for office, since every legislator is a public servant but some public servants are not legislators.', 'By that line of reasoning, we could conclude that most public servants are legislators, since most legislators have run for office and most politicians who have run for office are public servants.', 'By that line of reasoning, we could conclude that most legislators have never run for office, since most public servants have never run for office and all legislators are public servants.']