input: Text: Going straight meant crooked planning. He'd never make it unless he somehow managed to PICK A CRIME By RICHARD R. SMITH Illustrated by DICK FRANCIS The girl was tall, wide-eyed and brunette. She had the right curves in the right places and would have been beautiful if her nose had been smaller, if her mouth had been larger and if her hair had been wavy instead of straight. "Hank said you wanted to see me," she said when she stopped beside Joe's table. "Yeah." Joe nodded at the other chair. "Have a seat." He reached into a pocket, withdrew five ten-dollar bills and handed them to her. "I want you to do a job for me. It'll only take a few minutes." The girl counted the money, then placed it in her purse. Joe noticed a small counterfeit-detector inside the purse before she closed it. "What's the job?" "Tell you later." He gulped the remainder of his drink, almost pouring it down his throat. "Hey. You trying to make yourself sick?" "Not sick. Drunk. Been trying to get drunk all afternoon." As the liquor settled in his stomach, he waited for the warm glow. But the glow didn't come... the bartender had watered his drink again. "Trying to get drunk?" the girl inquired. "Are you crazy?" "No. It's simple. If I get drunk, I can join the AAA and get free room and board for a month while they give me a treatment." It was easy enough to understand, he reflected, but a lot harder
  Question: Why is an EX an ideal employee?
  
   (A) An EX is an ideal employee because their criminal backgrounds help them prevent others from committing crimes. 
   (B) An EX is an ideal employee because they have been psychologically trained not to steal. 
   (C) An EX is an ideal employee because their brain implants not only will not let them commit crimes, but they also compel the EX to keep working. 
   (D) An EX is an ideal employee because they can be trusted with any amount of their employer’s money. 
  Answer:
output: An EX is an ideal employee because their brain implants not only will not let them commit crimes, but they also compel the EX to keep working.