I don't regret one minute of my time spent with Simon. When you know your priorities, the hard decisions don't seem as hard. I knew there would be less money, less prestige, less travel. But I knew that time with my son was more important. Those are days you can't get back later. Even when it comes to minor decisions, setting priorities and sticking to them is well worth it. Which statement best analyzes how this passage incorporates societal commentary into the personal narrative? A. By weighing the pros and cons of his time spent with his son, the speaker shows that you can't please everyone all the time. B. By illustrating a decision from his own life, the speaker encourages others to align their lives with their priorities. C. By reflecting on the superior morality of his own decision to raise his son, the speaker defends stay-at-home parents. D. By explaining how difficult it was to raise his son, the speaker criticizes society for putting unrealistic expectations on parents.