text: I am trying to encourage you to become a seagoing cowboy because if you like to travel and be on a boat with animals then this is the job for you. If you do become a seagoing cowboy remember its a lot of responsibility that you have to take care of. When the job is over you get to play games on your way home. Right when you get back you dont have to get more animals and go straight back to the job. If you want you can spend time with your family and chill out. This is a seagoing cowboy convincing you to become a seagoing cowboy.Have you ever been in a situation where you had no idea what to do, or were stuck between two options? What did you do? Did you randomly pick an option, or did you ask for advice? I'm willing to bet that you chose the latter, especially if it was an important decision. Did you ask a friend? A relative? A stranger? Did you ask a group of people? Was asking a group of people helpful, or would it have been better to ask a single person? If you asked a single person, did you regret not asking a group? Does it really matter if you ask one person or a group of people? Yes, and I will explain why.