text: With all the information Generic_Name got from the many people he asked, he decided to speak to the boss about his problem. The boss then set up a meeting with the two of them together to discuss their complaints and disagreements. What Generic_Name learned was that everything was just a big misunderstanding caused by a lack of communication. The two workers are now on good terms and enjoy talking with each other in their free time. If Generic_Name hadn't asked for advice from multiple people, he could've falsely accused the worker by confronting him, or had the problems continue by doing nothing at all. In conclusion, this just shows to prove that things like this happen all the time, and other people can actually indirectly help each and every one of us solve our problems. For example, companies, or the government voting, is just like asking for advice from multiple people, because you're asking what they think, and the votes are used to make an overall decision. The perspectives of others, amount of people with the same opinion, and personality and experience of those people, are all components that teach us why asking for advice from multiple people can be so beneficial. So find an answer in others! Chances are, they'll come looking for one in you too.Dear TEACHER_NAME,