text: "Hey Generic_Name, can I ask you a question?" asked Generic_Name "Sure you can, what's up? " asked Generic_Name in a calm voice. "Well, I was asking Generic_Name about what I should do about a friend problem, and he said to beat them up, but I feel like that's not the best thing to do." Generic_Name said. Generic_Name told him to talk to his friends and she even got her friends to back her up on what she was saying. Because Generic_Name asked multiple people for advice, he made the right choice, he felt confident with the answer he was looking for, and other than Generic_Name, everyone had better advice.          Everyone has their opinion about the Electoral College, but does everyone look into it and get all the information they need about it before jumping to conclusions? Truth is, there are some who just assume they know everything about the Electoral College to make a decision. Then there are those who do research and look into the facts.