Luke and his friend Simon won tickets to see a popular musician's concert. Even though neither Luke nor Simon is familiar with the artist's music, they go to the concert anyway. Twenty minutes into the concert, both Luke and Simon decide they hate the music and the screaming fans. Luke wants to leave even though the concert is scheduled to continue for another hour. However, Simon argues that they should stay to get the full value of the tickets. Which of the following statements is true?
A) Simon's argument is currently irrational, but it would be considered rational if they had paid money for the tickets.
B) Luke would change his mind about leaving if they had paid money for the tickets.
C) It is rational for Luke and Simon to leave the concert early.
D) All of these are true.
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