Torrin, a city policeman, is featured as Mr. August in the police charity calendar wearing only a pair of Speedos and a smile. Charlie is a fellow cop and a homosexual. Every opportunity that he has, Charlie brushes up against Torrin and asks if Torrin has ever been with a man. Charlie buys Torrin gifts and leaves them by Torrin's locker. Torrin throws the gifts away immediately. Torrin has asked Charlie to stop, but Charlie just laughs and says, "I'll get you someday." Torrin is and has always been a heterosexual. Torrin has complained to his superiors pursuant to department policy, but they claim it's just horseplay and not serious. If Torrin files a complaint with the EEOC:____________A. he has a valid case based on quid pro quo harassment.B. he does not have a case because same-gender harassment does not give rise to a valid cause of action.C. he does not have a case because Charlie's actions are not severe enough to constitute sexual harassment.D. he has a valid case based on hostile work environment harassment.