text: Everyone you go to for advice will not only give you their opinion, they will give you the facts, as well. The facts are the most important part to making a better choice because opinions are just what people feel you should do, the facts tell you what is gonna happen if you do the wrong thing and what'll happen if you do the right thing. For example, lets say that you want to say mean things to your teacher because she didn't answer your question, but if you do say mean things to her you know that you'll either get in school restriction, suspension, or you'll get expelled, so since you know these facts, you know that it is wrong to say those things and you will not do it. If anyone ever needed advice, you'd have to give them facts, too, not just opinions because letting people know how you feel may not stop how they feel they should handle stuff. Lets say that I really want to buy a new video game but neither of my parents let me, so I steal cash from a wallet that fell on the floor and use it to by myself the video game. Then, my mom sees me steal money from the wallet and tells me what she thinks I should do, but I don't care what she feels, so I buy the video game with the $20 I stole. Since she didn't give me the facts of what would happen, which is going to jail or to court, I bought a video game with stolen money. When you do something that is bad, you always regret it, and look back to the facts your friends/family told you, and wish you had listened to them. Another example would be you needed to make some money, so you're selling a concert ticket you found in your moms purse, which is illegal and you've been warned not to do it again, and you got caught by the police again. The policeman takes you to jail, then your parents bail you out, and after all that, you wish you had listened to the police the first time, and when your mother warned you to stop doing it. This is why facts are super important when it comes to making a better choice because you look back and wish you had made a best choice.