text: Generic_Name sat down at the table in his dining room, a grin resting on his face. On the table laid plates and bowls of different sizes and colors. On each different bowl lay a different soup or salad. On one there was a salad that looked like it had captured the rainbow, and on another there was a salad with lettuce that was the deepest green he had ever seen. Sandwiches stood on every plate, all changing in variety. On a blue plate there was a sandwich with the ripest cheese and on another there was brown ham that was charred just enough at the edges. It all looked like a food commercial with rows and rows of food. "Kids, get down here! Dinner is ready!" Generic_Name shouted. Upstairs you could hear bubbly laughter coming from Generic_Name's two children. His kids rushed downstairs, and Generic_Name's wife came up behind him and put a hand on his shoulder. "I'm so proud of you," she said. The kids got to the dining room and their mouths were wide in shock. "You made us a feast, Dad!" one of them said. Generic_Name nodded in response. "Yes, yes I did." It had been over 3 years since Generic_Name had last gambled. He had gotten care from his family and he had realized that gambling rarely had benefits, its outcome was usually negative, and that everyone around him was hurting because of it. In conclusion, seeking multiple opinions can help someone make a better choice because it allows them to see multiple views, lets them know the benefits and downsides, and lets them see the different outcomes.Dear Principal,