To Open Your Presentation on Air Travel Today, You Plan

To open your presentation on air travel today, you plan to share statistics from 1954 describing the number of people choosing to travel by airplane. You then will tell an anecdote about the last time you traveled by jet and coincidentally sat next to someone who was married in 1954. Is this a good strategy?

A) Yes, because people will naturally see the connection between two events linked by a year.
B) Yes, because during the 1950s, air travel was exotic for most people, and the statistics will prove that fact.
C) No, because the romance and adventure of air travel during the 1950s is long over.
D) No, because audiences today may identify better with more recent events and statistics than those more than 50 years old.
E) None of the above.