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Q: Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: These gloves are not what I expected them to be, the description that I read about them said that they were built strong enough for heavy work, But they just dont hold up to the work we do here in WV, they had a defective tear in one of the fingers right out of the box and I didnt want to take the time to ship them back because it was cold and I needed a pair of gloves and couldnt work without gloves. They would probably be an OK glove for snowmobiling or atv riding or maybe even skiing but dont get them for work. Answer:
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Q: Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: A worthless plot combine with truly awful acting in the dazzling rendition of mindlessness. If I had anything to do with this ridiculous waste of celluloid I would shoot myself. It gets 1 star mainly because there is no selection for "zero". Pass this one up unless you need something to wedge a table leg. Answer:
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Q: Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: I think Sheldon Patinkin has done an excellent job of illustrating what the Second City once was, and what it has now become, a corporate entity. I saw a terrific show there when I was in Chicago a few years ago, and at the end of it an actor did a fabulous rant about all the infiltration of corporate America. Blasting corporate icons like Starbucks and Blockbuster Video, and how they are stripping America of its individuality. He even got people to cut up their Blockbuster Cards! After reading the second half of this book, it is clear that Second City has become what it is trying to subvert. They seem to be looking to open a new theater wherever they can. And that seems very sad to me. What was once the Harvard of comedy, is now just another string of community colleges. Why try to aspire to greatness, when you can just wait for them to open up a Second City in your town. The book is about comedy, but it's really an American tragedy. Answer:
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