Is there a negative or positive tone to this product review? === Title: Were you alive in 1962? Review: Were you alive in 1962? If you were be very greatful that you are alive now. John F. Kennedy was incredibly ill-suited to take over the Presidency when he did. He was terribly ill physically. He was a compulsive adulterer who could barely devote the time needed for his job. He was thoroughly ruthless, dishonest, vengeful and self-centered. And above all he was reckless. He thrived on personal and political recklessness. In 1962 I was a child. Whenvever I feel badly, I think of how easily it could all have have ended in October 1962 during the Cuban missile crisis. Count your blessings folks. Answer:
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Is there a negative or positive tone to this product review? === Title: Could have been a great CD Review: It's too bad that this composition is overwhelmed by an overbearing, unimaginative, tired drum loop that completely drowns out an otherwise decent jam of Indian music. Answer:
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Is there a negative or positive tone to this product review? === Title: not impressed Review: Not crazy about this book, only half way through. The content is very basic common sense ideas that you dont have to read about to know. Save your money. Answer:
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Is there a negative or positive tone to this product review? === Title: Painful to Read Review: I like to pride myself that I have never started a book and not finished it, but this one came very close to breaking the streak.What I envisioned was a moving expose of breaking into the Wall Street fraternity (a la Liar's Poker). Reality was excessant whining on how people weren't nice and were too greedy. Go figure...on Wall Street.The most irritating part of the whole book is that the author obtained his job through the same trickery which he bashes for 300+ pages in the book, but never acknowledges that the others were simply better at the ruse than him. Rather, he waxes prophetic on how his life has a higher meaning. It's just not even close to believable. Answer:
