Q: Here is a review left by a customer on a product. Would you say he was satisfied or dissatisfied? Title: WONDERFUL CHAIR Review: Green Eggs and Hammocks Xchair-Indoor/Outdoor Hammock and StandI simply love this chair and will for years to come. My daughter has one too.
A: satisfied


Q: Here is a review left by a customer on a product. Would you say he was satisfied or dissatisfied? Title: Sub Par for a long term Potter fan Review: I, Sir Charles Butterweight, am dismayed and perplexed before this latest installment in the once delectable Harry Potter series. I shall accord the directors a chance to redeem themselves in the next opus, although I feel compelled to state now that if it is anywhere near as bad as this one, it will definetly count the last for old Charlie boy.
A: dissatisfied


Q: Here is a review left by a customer on a product. Would you say he was satisfied or dissatisfied? Title: Great Price, Great Product Review: I've used these razors for years. They don't nick me and I don't have to mess with (or buy) shaving creams/lotions. On a whim, I thought I would see if amazon.com carried them and, sure enough! The price of $6.60 that I paid was way better than the current grocery store price of around $10, and the shipping cost me nothing. I bought two packs of three and saved $5-$6. If they keep these prices, it will be the only place I get them from now on! I love these razors and don't plan on changing brands, so why not save the cash? Incredible deal since I am buying razors all year round!
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Q: Here is a review left by a customer on a product. Would you say he was satisfied or dissatisfied? Title: Who Cut My Health Benefits? Review: I could've saved a lot of paper and written this "parable" using five words: "[stuff] happens, deal with it". Don't ask questions, don't think creatively, just put on your little running shoes and join the rat race. If someone cuts your benefits, your pay, your job, don't ask "Why" -- it's probably your fault anyhow. Just deal with it.This book implies that we are better off blindly following our animal instincts or the directives of others ("Two Blind Mice"?) rather than using our reasoned intellect. As "suggested" reading in a workplace, this book will do nothing more than foster resentment amoungst the thinking masses.And to the manager who "suggested" I read this, I plan to "suggest" she read Dostoyevsky's "Notes From Underground" or Camus' "The Stranger" for a more thoughtful depiction of man's relationship with the world.
