Question: Here is a review left by a customer on a product. Would you say he was satisfied or dissatisfied? Title: Outstanding album, not to be missed Review: If this album had been released by a band of lesser stature than the Beatles (any other band), it would have been hailed as the band's greatest. Aside from three number one hits, the album contains the lesser known delights "Two of Us," (with great John/Paul harmonizing) "I've Got a Feeling" (John's words here are especially interesting) and "Across the Universe" (in a different form than on Past Masters, 2). The thirty seconds or so each one gets of "Dig It" and "Maggie Mae" leave one wanting a full three minutes: they're so fun and joyful that you want more, much more. It's too bad more of "Dig It," which one can hear on the Let It Be movie, was not released with the anthologies. This is not their best album, nor is it their last (Abbey Road was completed more than half a year after more than 96 percent of this one was recorded), but it is exceptional. Don't miss it.
Answer: satisfied

Question: Here is a review left by a customer on a product. Would you say he was satisfied or dissatisfied? Title: Good for a laugh! Review: This was a pretty good movie, but if I was just starting to date somebody I really liked I wouldn't want to watch it with them because it would probably make them really nervous. But it's funny as hell if you're already in a great relationship with someone you love!
Answer: satisfied

Question: Here is a review left by a customer on a product. Would you say he was satisfied or dissatisfied? Title: Great to the point, well acted scenarios Review: I got this at my library. This dvd has great production value, great, to the point acting so you won't get bored. The basics are easy, whatever you would do for a human, do for a dog overall. Yes, even CPR. Some things like poison, you can call the Animal Poison Control Center number or for snake bites, they tell you not to do anything or suck it out, but to go to a vet which is obvious.Topics include:First aid kit, What is normal, Scene safety, muzzle, A-B-C (CPR lingo), Rescue breathing, CPR, choking, drowning, mechanism of an injury, spinal injury, fractures, wounds, evisceration, gunshot wounds, penetrating chest wounds, embedded objects, shock, car accidents, poisoning, snake bites, hypothermia, burns, chemical burns, heat stroke, electric shock, eye injuries, foot injuries, ear problemsThey use real dogs to demonstrate, for CPR, they used s stuffed one. All these topics will also show you the signs & symptoms, not just what to do.
Answer: