What point is illustrated by the example of broadcaster Gary McCord's banishment from The Masters golf tournament after he referred to "body bags" piling up next to the "bikini waxed" surfaces of the putting greens on the famed Augusta National golf course?

a$.$ The words themselves did not offend Masters organizers; rather, McCord was much too nervous a public speaker to handle the broadcast with the appropriate level of calm and dignity

b$.$ None of the answers are correct

c$.$ Even though McCord's television audience by$-$and$-$large did not complain about his remarks, Masters tournament organizers felt that McCord failed to uphold the standard of decorum for their dignified event, thus proving that what might be appropriate for one audience could be quite offensive to others

d$.$ Tournament organizers took offense to NfcCord's use of sexist language to describe a putting green