text: Generic_Name goes to Ms. Generic_Name's office to ask her if he could take his schedule paper back. She gives him the paper back and asks him if he needs any advice. Generic_Name says, "Yes actually, I was wondering if you could help me decide if I should take a lot of AP classes or not." "Of course! You should only take AP classes for the classes you're really interested in and have a B+ or higher," Ms. Generic_Name explains. "Oh, that makes sense, I think I'm going to take AP bio, AP geometry, and AP world history because those are my favorite classes and I have a good grade in all of them," Generic_Name says. Ms. Generic_Name replies, "Now that sounds like a way better option than what you chose before." Generic_Name chuckles. He is dismissed to go back to lunch and he asks Generic_Name for his opinion too. Generic_Name asks, "Do you think I should take AP bio, AP geometry, and AP world history?" "Not world history, my older brothers both took that class and they said its really hard and you get a ton of homework every day," Generic_Name explains. Generic_Name responds, "Oh, okay. Thank you, I would've had no idea if I didn't ask you!" Now Generic_Name has a lot more information. In conclusion, you should always ask more than one person for their opinion because people have different amounts of knowledge, people have different points of view, and people have different experiences."Quick question can you remeber your first time behind the wheel, blood rushing from all the excitement from this new experience. So nervous but so anxious, filled with fear that you can't help but to embrace. Boy what a rush, but what about those who haven't had that experience yet? I guess that's one thing we forgot to stop and think about hmm.. That's because when it's outside of ourselves it doesn't really faze us. Sure taxi rides are fine at times but it would get old and boring sooner or later with out a doubt. So driverless cars are not really what I think we need at this point.