text: When you ask multiple of your peers about your decision, their insights will be useful information for you to consider to help you make your choice. In 4th grade, I couldn't decide between going to two theme parks for my birthday, Kings Dominion, or Six Flags. I asked a handful of my friends about which theme park was better and they all replied with useful information about which roller coasters they likes best and their personal experiences with those two parks. Peer insight is a key factor in helping you with a choice, as peers give you information to consider that make deciding a lot easier. Asking multiple people for their opinions can and will help more than just asking one friend, or asking no one at all. The thoughts and opinions of your peers can be very helpful factors in making a decisions, and asking for the opinions of your peers can be crucial to you making the best choice.