text: "Hello, you are my first customer." That's lovely said Generic_Name's first customer. "Would you like strawberry lemonade or regular lemonade?" Generic_Name asked. "I would like regular lemonade please." Answered her customer, "Okay that would be thirty cents." Generic_Name said. "Oh wow that's a reasonable price for a cup of lemonade!" Her customer said as she was taking a sip of her drink. "It's delicious!" "Thank you, come back next time!" Generic_Name said. This is why it is important to ask people for their opinions because they help you to make the best choice, give advice, and share experience so you know what to expect when you make the decision.Imagine you are waking up on your first day of school, only to turn around and grab your computer to begin your lesson for the week. For some, this is a reality, in areas where schools are becoming more open to the idea of "distance learning," or off campus learning. However, going to school and gaining first hand experience with all different types of people is the easiest way for young people to be exposed to diversity, and to engage in interactive educational activities. School provides many opportunities for young people that an online program simply cannot do. Even video conferences, are limited in providing a real school adaptation. In my opinion, students are being held back more than progressing from online courses. Distance classes take away the human interaction of school, and hold students back from personal growth; thus, it should only be an option for special cases.