Question: Here is a review left by a customer on a product. Would you say he was satisfied or dissatisfied? Title: Worth every penny Review: In 1998 or maybe 99 my husband who loves commercials convinced me, the skeptic, to purchase a Ronco Rotisserie. Now, 10 years later and several moves in which it was dropped and glued together again, it is finally falling apart to an unusuable extent and so I am replacing it with a younger sexier model. It has been my favorite form of food preparation, especially in the summer when I don't want any extra heat produced in the house. The food is wonderfully moist without brining which is especially important in our household now. I can't praise this product enough. And this praise is from a skeptic. Tonight we had Salmon cooked in the basket. Yum. Last night we had a half Turkey breast. More yum. My only complaint is that it doesn't weather continual dropping very well.
Answer: satisfied

Question: Here is a review left by a customer on a product. Would you say he was satisfied or dissatisfied? Title: A Derivative Work That Doesn't Succeed Review: Other reviewers indicated that they laughed themselves silly over this book. I found Mr. Nancy's book to be mildly amusing at best, and generally tedious. Why? The secret to a successful book in this genre, as other authors such as Rosa and Novello have found, is to write silly letters that make the recipients swallow them hook, line and sinker, and respond with a letter thats almost as funny as the author's. Nancy doesn't have this talent. Many letters go without reply, or are answered with curt form letters. This makes the joke fall flat. We can all write stupid letters, but if we can't catch the victim in our trap what's the use? Don't waste your money on the second book in this series; instead go out and buy one of the other similar books by authors who know how to do the job properly.
Answer: dissatisfied

Question: Here is a review left by a customer on a product. Would you say he was satisfied or dissatisfied? Title: Good historical movie...a little slow in parts. Review: I enjoyed this movie and show it to my American History classes. The kids liked it. It is very historically correct. I have to admit that I kept thinking about Jeff Daniel's Dumb and Dumber character when I saw him as George Washington, I dont think the students noticed. Other than that distraction.. I would recommend it.
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