text: Second, if you ask someone for advice they may show bias towards one side. Politics are a perfect example. Lets say it's almost time to vote. You did your research on both candidates, but you are not sure who to vote for. They both have good arguments. So you ask your friend for advice. Your friend is only on one side. They do not even consider the other candidate. Now, you are back at he beginning. You could try to convince them to consider both sides, but they might argue with you. Some people might not care what you say. A couple months ago I put my application in at Tropical Smoothie and JC Penny. They both pay good. I heard back from both of them. My mom said I had to work at JC Penny because that is where she worked when she was a teenager. I told her that Tropical Smoothie is closer and pays more. Since I cannot drive yet she has to take me. She said she would only take me to JC Penny. So, I asked my dad and he said to work at the one I want. I now work at Tropical Smoothie and my dad takes me. I am happy I asked for more advice.