text: First of all, asking more people for advise can help an individual make the better choice because they would have more choices to pick from, rather than just one. For instance, I wanted to buy a pair of sneakers and when I asked a friend, he only named one. So, I went on and didn't ask anyone else because I thought it was the right choice to make. After a couple of days I bought the shoes, I started to not like them because they looked too big on me. My friend himself said they were too. This was obviously the wrong choice because I didn't like them, and the reason I chose this, is because I didn't have any other choices that I could pick from. If I had asked other people, then maybe I would have made the right choice, or the choice I was happy with. It's is a good idea to have more choices than to pick from than just be stuck with one. Heres another example. My friend wanted to buy a phone but didn't know what phone was good and which was bad. He asked one of his relatives for an opinion and they told him which one to buy. After a couple days of using the phone, it started glitching out. He was furious with his choice. If he had come up to me or some other people, he might've been more happy with his choice. These stories clearly state why it's a good idea to ask more people for advise.