Mantle went to Yankee Stadium to see a game.He drove his 2021 Mercedes into the Stadium lot, owned by the Yankees, and asked the parking attendant if it was safe to park there. The attendant told Mantle the lot was very safe and protected by security cameras.Mantle paid $25.00 to the attendant as a parking fee.Mantle parked his car himself and kept the key.After the game, he returned to the parking lot and saw that his car had been damaged by someone who had broken in and stolen his 1952 baseball card from the glove compartment. Which of the following most likely describes Mantle's rights to recover for the damage to his car and loss of his baseball card based on a claim that the Yankees' breached their duties as a bailee?

A.Mantle may recover for the damage to his car and the loss of his baseball card because the attendant's assurances of security resulted in creation of a bailment for sole benefit of the bailor.

B.Mantle may recover for the damage to his car but not for loss of the baseball card because the bailment only covered his car, not the baseball card.

C.Mantle may not recover for the damage to his car or the loss of his baseball card because no bailment between the parties was created with regard to either the car or the baseball card.

D.Mantle may recover for the loss of the baseball card but not the damage to his car because he did not suffer a theft of the car.