Question: Here is a review left by a customer on a product. Would you say he was satisfied or dissatisfied? Title: Rediculously bad Review: I usually force myself to finish books, even if I am not particularly enjoying them, but this was one I just could not stand for one more page. I found McCloy's descriptions of the NYC lesbian scene to be inane. I'm not from NYC but I am a lesbian, and it was completely unrealistic. Backstage with Betty -- give me a break! And frankly, having a conversation with a gay man is just not the wildly risque experience the author makes it out to be. Her characters left me cold; I didn't care WHAT happened, I was just wishing something interesting and/or halfway believable would. I have no clue what the reviewers are talking about, calling McCloy a great stylist. She is not nearly good enough to disdain the use of quotation marks. Not even worth 1 star, in my opinion. If you want to read about lesbians in the big city, I recommend Sarah Schulman instead, a far better writer: After Delores, Rat Bohemia, etc.
Answer: dissatisfied

Question: Here is a review left by a customer on a product. Would you say he was satisfied or dissatisfied? Title: In a class by itself Review: I am in awe of Mr. Franken's precision and perception, and also of his bravery. Too many of us stand by and let those zany folks on the right lie, lie, and lie again. Mr. Franken has put himself on the line and on the record with a book that is murderously funny and right on the mark. He has my thanks and gratitude.If you think this book isn't telling the truth, then tell me: why isn't Al Franken being sued right and left over it? Think about it.
Answer: satisfied

Question: Here is a review left by a customer on a product. Would you say he was satisfied or dissatisfied? Title: Slim to none and slim left town Review: I picked up this book to see if Sybex had a different angle on test 220. Due to it being different than all other tests with "choose, move and link " items in the test. By page 12 in the text they use the phase "slim to none, and slim left town" describing your chances of being called infront of shareholders. PLEASE! In addition still in the first section they begin stabs at Bill Gates "(isn't that right Mr. Gates?)"The authors have a very poor choice of wording throughout the entire book and side jokes that are dumb and inappropriate. I rate this as the worst "tech" book I have ever read.The last criticism is lack of spell check before going to press. Page 11 begins the errors with the following phrase "This stuff is more of the "for your information" ILK". From this point on either grammer or mispelled words riddle the text.Save the money and time.
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