text: People make choices every day. Choices can be as big as choosing who to marry, or having kids to as small as whether you should buy dessert from the ice cream truck. Most of the time, people ask others for advice and they ask more than one person. But sometimes, opinions can cause bias if you only ask one person. When Generic_Name asks if he should buy the shirt. He asked his friend who said to budget his money afterwards. What Generic_Name did was ask one person and Generic_Name's opinion was bias against what his bills may be. When Generic_Name asked his mother, she said that he shouldn't and be prepared for the bill in case there was an increase. Generic_Name' mom was bias against the shirt.