We need to make decisions during our lifetime. I am usually a slow decision-maker. However, last summer, I made two quick decisions. The results taught me quick decision-making doesn’t always mean good decision-making. My first decision, to buy a used laptop, led to problems with money. I had always wanted an IBM. So, as soon as I saw a used one, I fell in love with it, and didn’t care how much it cost. I used up my savings. My second decision, to find a room-mate, brought even worse problems. After I bought the laptop, I needed someone to help pay the rent. I posted an ad and several people called. I didn’t interview all of them and accepted the first one in a hurry. What’s worse, I didn’t ask him to sign an agreement. The guy moved out two months later, without paying his rent. I used to think I was too slow in making decisions. But now I believe it’s worth the time it takes. ( ) 61. The writer learned from his decision-making that quick decisions are always good ones. A. True B. False