input with options: Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: Don't let the packaging fool you. This is NOT self-installable by anyone without some sort of plumbing knowledge.I ended up spending $100 on an electician to add an outlet [had to split a switched circuit], then after several hours intalling the unit myself, another $100 on a plumber to reinstall the saddle valve I botched.All told, I'm out $350, about 10 hrs of time [including wrangling contractors], some knuckle skin and a sore neck.This thing better be good... Answer:
output: No

input with options: Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: The first time I saw Denis Leary I thought he was amusing, not phenomenal. Then I discovered the work of Bill Hicks. It's hard to doubt that Leary grafted a lot of ideas from Hicks into his own routine. (If you have seen Leary's material from the late 80's before MTV picked him up, you can see a 'before' picture of Leary limping through his performances.) Some of his material *is* funny, but it doesn't tend to hold the complexity that makes me wish for repeated listenings. My recommendation is to pick this title up used if you really want it. A better recommendation is to listen to Bill Hicks. Answer:
output: No

input with options: Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: I'll quickly get to the point, which is something that Wallace himself is incapable of: utter crap! Now just imagine how many trees could have been saved at the expense of this man's career... Answer:
output: No

input with options: Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: This is a really cute British chick litsy romance. Millie, about to be proposed to, saves Orla from jumping off a cliff. Millie's would-be suitor storms off and Orla, a best-selling writer despondent over a nasty review, decides to write a meaningful book. Based on Millie's real life!Orla's husband is dreadful, Millie loses her job and has to take on one kind of like the hired-for-a-party stripper or clown or singer. But Millie has to roller skate in a gorilla costume!And all the while, she's trying to catch the eye of a dashing widower and keep Orla from knowing about him, while Orla is trying to fix her up with a friend's son, not knowing he's gay.I enjoyed this immensely. I'll look for more of Ms. Mansell's books. Answer:
output: