Julian plays the lottery every day. Julian always manages to buy his daily ticket, but he often struggles to pay his rent. Despite the billion-to-one odds, Julian is always close to hitting the power ball. The Local Lottery Commission' s commercials state that the more lottery tickets an individual purchases, the better his or her chances are at winning. Thus, Julian wisely spends his money and will likely win the lottery in the near future. What is the flaw in the argument's reasoning?
A: The argument justifies its conclusion based on a hasty generalization.
B: The argument's extreme language detracts from its logical coherence.
C: The argument confuses correlation with causation.
D: The argument makes several logical leaps and assumptions.
Choose A, B, C or D as your solution.
A