(giving brainiest) Read the poem Roadies:

We are hidden figures, shrouded in darkness,
In the wings, the bunkers, under the stage.
Like ghosts, we move in another world,
Doing what we do so the artist can engage.
Most of us are here for love, not money.
It's a labor of love. It's not for the wage.

We are the crew setting up for the gig,
Bustling like ants, hurrying to and fro.
We look after the sound and control the lights,
And the show must go on, wherever we go.
We're not the dream weavers, but we make dreams happen,
From Bangkok to LA, from Rio to Glasgow.

We work when needed, by day and by night,
To create the spectacle and get it just right.

What is the meaning of the simile bustling like ants as it is used in the excerpt?

A. Annoyed or acting unpleasant
B. Busy or doing something quickly
C. Lazy or doing something slowly
D. Tired or doing something hard