text: Multiple pieces of advice can be magnificent, but they can also confuse you until you have no idea what is right or what is wrong. That is why it is always best to work with others, and receive their advice. Getting multiple people's advice is always worth asking because it can give you way more ideas that you didn't even think of, it can help create decisions that are best for others, and they can help you make the overall best choice. Even though it can be difficult asking for advice, it is always worth hearing what people have to say. It is even better when you ask multiple people for their thoughts or advice. Remember that even though you asked you do not always have to take the advice. Even if it is really good advice or if it is terrible advice.well i think that would be unfair most people can barely contain a c average changing it to a b would just be dumb first of all you would reduce the amount of players we have for our teams some kids wont even have time to practice cause there to busy studying and trying to keep a b average some times it will even go so far as that it will even cut into there practice times the coach will be very mad and they will get kicked of the team because of you do you really want kids to look at you saying that you are the most unfair and mean principle we could get no i did not think so now think twice when think you are right about changing things such as the school policy they not be good at the sport no more that's how hard they have worked them so much that even have to quit the only thing there good atI do not agree with the idea of completey driverless cars. I feel that it is way to dangerous for the people inside the car and the people around the car, escpecially if people are asleep inside the car when something goes wrong. If there is even the slightest malfunction while a person is not concious, if a sensor goes out, then it could cause an accident and possibly lead to injury or death. I like that most states have banned the testing of computer driven cars, there are still a few that have not including: California, Nevada, Florida, and the District of Columbia. What if there are accidents like said in the passage, who is held accountable? I think it is best to just stay away from the driverless cars.