What's the difference between a sheep farmer who doesn't listen to his neighbor's advice and a sheep farmer who listens to his neighbor's advice?

Situation 1: Sheep farmers continue to raise sheep without listening to the advice of their neighbors.

If sheep farmers continue to raise sheep without listening to the advice of their neighbors, they may face the following risks and consequences:

1. Sheep may destroy public property or affect the quality of life of neighbors, leading to dissatisfaction and disputes among neighbors. ?

2. Sheep farmers may face fines or penalties from the urban management department, because raising sheep does not meet the standards of urban planning and environmental protection. ?

3. Sheep breeders may encounter sick or dead sheep, and need to bear veterinary expenses or face economic losses. ?

4. If sheep breeders don't have enough experience and skills, the growth and reproduction of sheep may be affected, resulting in poor economic benefits. ?

Situation 2: Sheep farmers listen to their neighbors' suggestions and stop raising sheep.

If a sheep farmer listens to the advice of his neighborhood and stops raising sheep, he may face the following results:

1. Sheep farmers avoid possible disputes and punishments. ?

Sheep breeders no longer need to spend time and energy taking care of sheep, and can concentrate on other things. ?

3. Sheep farmers avoid the possible economic losses and risks caused by raising sheep. ?

To sum up, listening to the suggestions of neighbors will have different effects on the economic benefits, quality of life and neighborhood relations of sheep farmers. In real life, we need to weigh the pros and cons before making a decision.