text: "Hey Generic_Name, I was wondering if I should go to Generic_Name's party tonight,even though my parents told me no, any thoughts?" asked Generic_Name." You should defiantly go, that would be so fun plus I think that cute girl from Generic_School is going to be there, but ask someone else to to see what they think." I said. "Hmm, why would I need do that?" he asked with a confused look upon his face."Because its always better to hear from more then one person while asking for advice." I stated. "Okay, i'll go ask Generic_Name." he said as he walk of into the mess of people in the hallway all grouped up like ant's when you drop food."Hey Generic_Name should I go to Generic_Name's party tonight?" he asked. Generic_Name hesitated then replied with,"well did your parents say you could?"." No, but I can just say i'm going to hang out at a friends house for a bit." Generic_Name said softly with a quite tone."You may get into a lot of trouble if you go, just play it safe and lay low." Generic_Name said."True, thanks for your input." replied Generic_Name. The next day I walk into my first block class and see Generic_Name sitting there with a big smile spread across his face."Why are you so happy Generic_Name?" I asked with confusion. "The party last night got shut down, someones' parent caught them and they all got in trouble." Generic_Name said. And that is why seeking multiple opinions can help someone make a better choice.                                                                  Why do people get multiple opinions instead of just one? The answer is simple. Multiple opinions are better than one for many reasons, it is good to hear all sides of the story, two heads are better than one, and having multiple opinions helps you find the right answer.